When I took our bull terrier to training classes, this is what the trainer had us buy to do the first 2 programs. It helped to have a trainer show us what to do. The Haltie was invaluable for training and I recommend it especially for bully dogs.

Pros: everything

Cons: none

Gotti is an 85 pound dog that loves to walk, but pulls his mommy all over the place. The only thing that helps Gotti to keep under control is walking him with the haltie. I've tried harnesses, regular collars, trainers, but nothing seems to work like the haltie. Gotti and mommy loves this product.

Pros: The haltie helps keep my dog under control

Cons: He does not like when I put it on him

I use a Halti to walk all 3 of my bullies at the same time. These are designed to lead your dogs by the head. My two girls will walk behing me with the Halti. Jack my big guy will walk next to me... he still needs some more training but is getting there.

The Halti features a back up. A small line attched to the halti that you attach to another collar. I attach the Halti to a martingale..

This collar takes some time and patience to get a dog to walk on it.. It is best to get a dog trainer or behavorist to instruct you.

Pros: Easy to control the biggest dogs

Cons: looks like a muzzle and few collars to choose from

i have a german shepard, and if the haltie didn't exist it would be almost impossile to walk her. we have had her 1 1/2 years and the haltie almost that long, i recently tried towalk her without the haltie and it was disastrous! this will help so much with any dog who has troubles pulling. the only problems are that my dog doesn't much enjoy wearing it and when we pass people, they tend to think it is a muzzle and stay out of the way. very incredible walking and training tool!!!

Pros: great for dogs who pull

Cons: a lot of people think it's a muzzle

Our Aussie is a terrific puller, and also wigs out when people are walking behind us. He also has no relationship with straight lines. The Haltie put the clamps on that. He walks straight, does not pull, and stays more or less on a straight line. He will occasionally stop to try to get it off, but those occasions have gotten down to very few. Our trainer wants this to be eventually phased out, but for now it is a good training tool.

Pros: The dog WILL NOT PULL.

Cons: The dog WILL NOT LIKE IT (at first).