Sentences with phrase «gentle leader»

For the average dog guardian, use of head collars such as gentle leaders and training the dog to maintain eye contact with their human are good ways to start, she said.

I have this wonderful bright pink gentle leader which helps me walk with manners.

Equipment - gentle leader head collars are a great choice for dogs who lunge or bark or stare as you can gently turn their head away from the thing they are focused on.

We recommend not using gentle leader or easy walk harness for this class)

And, at the dog park now, others are so impressed with all that Rex can do with me... thanks to Cindy Smith.Another thing I love about Cindy and her training is that she uses the harness and gentle leader for those dogs like mine that want to pull us along.

Remove gentle leader, halter, harness, pinch, spike, and choke collars prior to entering the fenced area.

For example, a dog can quickly learn to deal with a collar, but most dogs will hate having a halti and gentle leader strapped to their head.

Try your best to be a firm, consistent and gentle leader when dealing with English Shepherd puppies and dogs.

Dogs must always wear a harness or gentle leader type device to prevent pressure on the pacemaker lead.

Kim Shin Jo is a protestant minister - the gentle leader of his church.

I'm so thankful that Jesus Christ is King no matter what and that He is such a gentle leader and Master.

If your dog pulls then consider a front harness or gentle leader.

New and / or gently used harnesses, collars, leashes, gentle leaders and other training supplies and materials are always used and in need

Although it may be tempting to leave a prong collar or even a gentle leader on your dog at the park, it's a good idea to remove it because dog play tends to be in those areas which could lead to broken teeth, broken jaws or even a fight.

With the gentle leader i can walk both of my dogs by myself with no issues.

Funny you mention the gentle leader... I've never used one but a guy in my neighborhood just started using one for a «high energy» puppy... he loves it.

For walking try getting a gentle leader.

There's no need to spend time and money getting an electric collar to work, or trying to force on a halti and gentle leader, or taking innumerable hours to play through reward or bad - boy scenarios.

If this sounds more barbaric, there's also the halti and gentle leader, which is based on the halters used for equestrian training.

The gentle leader is a uniquely designed head harness that attaches around the snout and behind the back of the head.

For many dogs, the gentle leader is a near instant fix for walking problems.

Also consider trying a gentle leader head collar, which is like a head halter for dogs.

All dogs must be on a regular collar, gentle leader or harness (no choke chains, pinch or electronic collars permitted).

He walks well on a gentle leader so he won't pull.

An alternative to the traditional training collar is a head collar such as a gentle leader or halter.

I've got her in some obedience classes to try to get her to heel better and listen around distractions (She pulls a lot still and I worry about her choking if I don't use a harness, which she hates and tries to chew off) and they recommended a gentle leader, which seems to help, and I don't worry she's going to choke herself at least.

The gentle leader is a harness that attaches over the snout and behind the head.

Though it may seem logical to leave a prong collar, choke chain, gentle leader or harness on a dog — after all, that's where you attach the leash, right?

Regardless of method (choke, pinch, gentle leader, harness, shock collar) he will not stop pulling.

The gentle leader completely solves the pulling issue for many dogs as they realize that that behavior does not yield the result they are looking for.

Your donations bring funding for more help for each pet, including Nylabone kennel enrichment toys, and moving from prong collars to «gentle leader» type collars for our adoptable dogs.

The Nova Scotia SPCA advocates for the use of humane alternatives such as simple flat buckle collars, properly fitted harnesses or pressure / control harnesses that do not encourage pulling (fitting flat to the body), limited slip collars (martingale slip and quick release) or head halters also referred to as halti head collars or gentle leaders (attaching under the chin and controlling the dogs nose to point down).

He is wearing a «gentle leader» type control device.

I've tried halti nose band, gentle leader, halti harness...

Long story short, there many great options available (gentle leader, harnesses, clicker training, etc,) other than one that has the potential for such harm!!!

I did try a gentle leader and it did work, but only after an initial bucking bronco episode every day for the first ten minutes it was on.

I keep mine on leash too, and utilize a gentle leader plus my dogs are taught «leave it».

My humans use a gentle leader collar on me.

Haley would hate the gentle leader head collar too.

He walks well on a leash with a gentle leader.

He evaluated Cliff, calmed me down and introduced the gentle leader, prescribed medication that didn't produce any unwanted side - effects whatsoever, and provided many other helpful tools.

Why is the gentle leader effective for dogs who pull?

Please be sure to have your dog on his harness or gentle leader and collars are only to be humane collars please, no choke or prong.

If you mess up by putting the gentle leader on wrong, miss a meal or don't open the door in time for a potty break, they will forgive you and move on.

She is house - trained, has excellent house manners, has basic obedience down, has an excellent recall, walks well on her gentle leader just needing a few reminders, and she loves to play.