RECOMMENDED: The Halti Training Leash is a favorite amongst dogs and owners worldwide and has become a must-have for pet parents and trainers. You can use this leash as a slip lead or if you need additional control you can make this into a halter. I really wish, I could get it right, I train Bertie 5-10 mins in morning/evening just heel and stop on the lead. Anyway, back to the subject, I don't think using a slip lead in a figure of 8 position is any worse or better than using a 'proper' halti or whatever.

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The lead coming off is just that; it’s not a sign for the dog to do anything but sit there and wait for a command………. The award-winning Halti Active Lead lets you enjoy running, hiking and daily walkies with your dog, offering the adaptability of a hands-free ‘round the waist’ option. The material is soft so doesn’t hurt my hand and the flat design is better for my dog noses doesn’t leave any marks! It’s all about timing as Wullie said and not something you can easily explain in a reply on here, you need to be shown properly.

Read more about the condition New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging is applicable). The Viva range is an exciting, colourful, and all-weather range of collars, harnesses, leads, and coats. They are different because they are much easier to slip on the dog, so if you need to get it back on the lead in a hurry, it's simply a case of them shoving their head through it rather than fiddling around for a loop and hook. These 4 or 5-star reviews represent the opinions of the individuals who posted them and do not reflect the views of Etsy. This amount includes seller specified domestic postage charges as well as applicable international postage, dispatch, and other fees.My cocker pulls like hell in a harness or a flat/half check collar but as soon as I put the slip lead on, she was walking perfectly before I ever had to feel it tighten. I use slip leads and my dogs find it less aversive than putting a loop over their nose or using a halti. I usually fairly quickly phase out physical praise during heelwork anyway so it doesn't really matter too much if I cannot give it at all. IME rubber ring sliders are no good and either make the lead too tight around the neck or let it get too loose.