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product_id: 7162751
title: "Halti Headcollar - Stop Your Dog Pulling on the Leash. Adjustable, Reflective and Lightweight, with Padded Nose Band. Dog Training Anti-Pull Collar for Medium Dogs (Size 3, Black)"
brand: "halti"
price: "651 DH"
currency: MAD
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 7
category: "Halti"
url: https://www.desertcart.ma/products/7162751-halti-headcollar-stop-your-dog-pulling-on-the-leash-adjustable
store_origin: MA
region: Morocco
---

# Reflective accents for night safety Stops leash pulling instantly Lightweight & padded comfort Halti Headcollar - Stop Your Dog Pulling on the Leash. Adjustable, Reflective and Lightweight, with Padded Nose Band. Dog Training Anti-Pull Collar for Medium Dogs (Size 3, Black)

**Brand:** halti
**Price:** 651 DH
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🦮 Take back your walks — stylish control meets comfort!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Halti Headcollar - Stop Your Dog Pulling on the Leash. Adjustable, Reflective and Lightweight, with Padded Nose Band. Dog Training Anti-Pull Collar for Medium Dogs (Size 3, Black) by halti
- **How much does it cost?** 651 DH with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.ma](https://www.desertcart.ma/products/7162751-halti-headcollar-stop-your-dog-pulling-on-the-leash-adjustable)

## Best For

- halti enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted halti brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Veteran-Approved Design:** 40+ years of expert innovation trusted by vets and trainers worldwide.
- • **Comfort Meets Durability:** Padded neoprene nose band with strong nylon webbing ensures all-day wearability.
- • **Train Smarter, Not Harder:** Pairs perfectly with Halti’s double clip leash for accelerated behavior transformation.
- • **Effortless Control, Zero Tug:** Gently steers your dog’s head to stop pulling without harshness.
- • **Safety First, Even After Dark:** Reflective trims boost visibility on evening walks for peace of mind.

## Overview

The Halti Headcollar is a lightweight, adjustable no-pull dog collar designed for medium breeds. Featuring a padded neoprene nose band and reflective accents, it offers humane, comfortable control by gently steering your dog’s head to prevent pulling. Backed by over 40 years of expert design and trusted by professionals worldwide, it enhances training effectiveness and safety during walks, making it the go-to solution for managing leash behavior.

## Description

The HALTI Headcollar stops dogs from pulling! Its unique, patented design works by gently steering the head and therefore controlling the dog’s direction of movement, making training easy and putting you back in control. The HALTI Headcollar has become the world’s favorite no-pull training device. It combines maximum safety and control with unparalleled fit and comfort for your dog. The HALTI Headcollar was invented in 1979 by world-renowned animal behaviorist and activist, Dr. Roger Mugford, and is approved and recommended by vets, trainers, and canine professionals worldwide. The soft material and careful design and construction ensure that the HALTI Headcollar is comfortable and in many dogs can create a pronounced calming effect. The HALTI Headcollar makes training and behavior modification of dogs practical and safe. It can be used in a number of ways: either as a passive means to simply stop dogs from pulling, or as an active training aid. Millions have been sold worldwide. The HALTI Headcollar comes in six sizes for optimal fit for all breeds and sizes.

Review: Over 20 Years Later, and I still absolutely ADORE the Halti!!! - I don't get why this product has such a high return rate, unless people may have gotten the wrong measurements for their doggo. But oh my goodness, it's still as amazing as when we were first introduced to it in 2001! Back then, we had a 100 lbs Labrador mix who was crossed with all kinds of ornery, and even after obedience classes and all kinds of training, he would pull so hard he'd regularly yank me down to the ground, break free from my grip, and take off for adventures around our neighborhood (namely running to the nearby cow pasture to roll in cow patties. Which really stunk. Washing cow poo out of dog fur outside on a cold autumn afternoon is not fun, would not recommend). I'm not exaggerating at all when I say the halti collar saved my dog from being dropped off at the shelter, because my parents were just about fed up with the stubborn boy. But then our vet recommended trying the halti collar. And man, was it a game changer! All of a sudden, we could easily walk him! There was no more tugging, pulling, or knocking us to the ground. We could actually get him to heel. And, with positive reinforcement, he grew to love it, even running up to us to put his muzzle inside the halti because he knew it meant we were going out on another delightful walk! And here I am now, over 20 years later, finally ordering my second halti collar as my last one sadly bit the dust, and it's just as good as all those years ago! My Caucasian Shepherd/Pyrenees cross is doing great with it, and I'm so grateful to be able to be able to experience the wonderful joy of using a halti with a large dog all over again! I love how they've improved the design, with extra padding in the halter around the nose area, as well as the fabulous added safety strap to help prevent the halter from slipping off the muzzle! It also has added reflective material which my old one did not have. And, after just a couple of positive training sessions, I'm already noticing a difference in his tugging, and I'm controlling him with a lot more ease. If you have a big dog or a hard to manage dog to walk, I absolutely encourage you to get the halti! It has been a favorite dog walking collar of mine for over 2 decades, and I plan on continuing to use it in the years to come. Definitely recommend!
Review: Immediate results for reactive dog - *****1 week update***** TLDR; 6YR old rescue dog goes from being an animal-aggressive/fearful/reactive dog to a being a better citizen I can walk around the neighborhood with the Halti headcollar as a training tool. My original review was more product related and discussed pulling. Had to update because it's more incredible than I realized. My boy would either lunge aggressively, flip out in panic, or scurry away and pull hard when he would spot another animal on a walk. It has been a scary 9 months where I have often feared and dreaded taking him out because he is big and has attacked others (thankfully not too severely because I have good reflexes). He is usually good with basic obedience commands but would go into a blind rage or panic thrash and become impossible. I did a couple of weeks of giving him kibble as soon as he laid eyes on another dog. It helped a bit, but wasn't perfect because he wouldn't take the treats gently when in a tizzy. Then I got this Halti. I spent a few days correcting him for his bad attitude (tight leash, quick tug, and stern vocal correction AS SOON as he looks at another dog funny, or his posture gets stiff, or he goes into hunt mode -- shut that down, which wasn't possible with normal leash/collar corrections.) Successfully walk away for a few yards? Sit, "good boy", treat, keep going. He fought the Halti the first couple of times that he wanted to flip out, but soon realized it was a fight he would lose. Consistent and immediate corrections all week... started giving him treats and "good boys" for being more calm about walking away from dogs the next couple of days. It's amazing. I'm still careful and keep him a few yards away from other animals, but we went to the local park today at dog walk o'clock and he was amazing, I didn't even bother with treats. He's definitely getting it now: that 1) I do NOT want him to react or fixate. 2) He's not going to win fighting the Halti. 3) the other dogs are not all out to get us. 4) walk away from another reactive dog? Extra praise and good boy kibbles for being the bigger dog! (He's overweight so he can't always get treats, but I sit him down and give him affection instead sometimes, then keep walking.) He saw many dogs at the park today and did not lunge at, bark at, or whine and pull from a single one. He was a little weary of a couple but didn't freak out at all, just kept glancing at them cautiously but walked away knowing what was good for him. Anyway: 5 stars. We can live in peace now. I hope if you're a reactive dog owner who has come home in tears of frustration, that you will give this a try for your dog and believe in their best self (also beckman's dog training on youtube - very helpful if you're not sure where to start.) ***** My 64lb border heeler is wearing a size 2 (he's overweight) and generally is not trash on a leash. At a distance of a few feet ahead of me, he usually won't pull AS badly as some other dogs I've had (unless he sees a cat/squirrel/dog, then he goes NUTS), but if I tried to get him to walk next to me or focus on me and find me, no luck. Just got it yesterday, that video our first walk with the headcollar and double ended leash (that I'm not sure I'm using right frankly). I used treats when putting it on. I pulled him away easily (you pull - dog listens - and gentle motions do just fine, no need to be harsh at all) or distracted him with treats when he tried to take it off mid-walk a few times. He's annoyed that it works. I love that it works. Seriously, I'm barely holding the leash and he is not pulling, so I'm amazed. I stop, he stops. We're turning together 😭. Seems comfortable enough and build seems good, too. Size 2 is perfect according to the Halti size recommendations for a cattle dog, but I did measure him just in case since he's a mix. I'm hopeful that, along with the treat conditioning I'm doing with him when he sees animals on walks, it'll help his reactivity and make walking him less stressful.

## Features

- STOPS PULLING: The Halti Headcollar prevents pulling on the leash by gently steering and guiding your dog's direction.
- KIND & HUMANE: Made from strong but lightweight nylon webbing, the Halti Headcollar is designed for comfort with a padded neoprene nose band and won't interfere with panting, eating or drinking.
- REFLECTIVE & SAFE: Every Halti Headcollar has reflective accents for improved visibility in low light and a safety link that attaches to your dog's collar for complete peace of mind.
- 40 YEARS EXPERIENCE: creators of the world's first headcollar for dogs, Halti and Dr Roger Mugford have been solving leash pulling problems for over 40 years!
- BETTER TOGETHER: To get the best no pull training experience, use the Halti Headcollar with our double clip Halti Training Leash.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B004XNLCPC |
| ASIN  | B004XNLCPC |
| Age Range Description | All Life Stages |
| Best Sellers Rank | #3,243 in Pet Supplies ( See Top 100 in Pet Supplies ) #2 in Headcollars |
| Brand Name | Halti |
| Breed Recommendation | Medium Breeds |
| Care Instructions | Hand Wash |
| Color | Black |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (40,603) |
| Date First Available | October 19, 2006 |
| Date First Available  | October 19, 2006 |
| Directions | USE AS DIRECTED |
| Included Components | 1 Halti Headcollar |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer  | No |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 1.18 x 5.31 x 8.07 inches |
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 9.06 x 5.16 x 1.54 inches |
| Item Weight | 0.15 Pounds |
| Item model number | 11330ZE1 |
| Item model number  | 11330ZE1 |
| Manufacturer | Company of Animals |
| Manufacturer  | Company of Animals |
| Material | Nylon |
| Model Name | 11330ZE1 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Product Dimensions  | 1.18 x 5.31 x 8.07 inches; 2.4 ounces |
| Size | 3 |
| Specific Uses for Product | Behavior |
| Target Audience Keyword | dogs |
| Warranty Description | Manufacturer Warranty |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Halti
- **Color:** Black
- **Item Display Dimensions:** 0.79 inches
- **Material:** Nylon
- **Pattern:** Solid

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: how do i know what size my dog is?**
A: Size 0 is recommended for the following breeds: miniature dachshund, papillon, toy poodle, yorkie, and similarly sized dogs.Size 1 is recommended for the following breeds: border terrier, jack russell, cairn terrier, welsh corgi, standard dachshund, sheltie, westie, whippet, and similarly sized dogs.Size 2 is recommended for the following breeds: beagle, border collie, cockers, saluki, schnauzer, standard poodle, basenji, Welsh terrier, and similarly sized breeds.Size 3 is recommended for the following breeds: Afghan, airedale, boxer, briard, chow chow, dalmatian, doberman, greyhound, German shepherd, husky, Labrador, pointers, retrievers, setters, springers, Weimaraner, and similarly sized dogs.Size 4 is recommended for the following breeds: mastiff, clumber spaniel, giant schnauzer, Great Dane, Newfoundland, ridgeback, rottweiler, and similarly sized dogs.Size 5 is recommended for the following breeds: bloodhound, large danes, mastiffs, St. Bernard, and similarly sized dogs.

**Q: Love an answer regarding sizing - here it says s, m, l, etc but the Halti website uses numbers (1, 2 3).  How do the two match up??**
A: XS=0, S=1, M=2, L=3.  Great product. Its the only thing I use on all my dogs.

**Q: How is this item sized? I have a 75 pound American Bulldog mix with a 20 inch neck and a large head.**
A: Sizes indicated are for typical adult dogs - bitches or juveniles may need a size smaller. It is important to have the correct fitting for every dog - see instructions inside the packaging.Afghan Hound 3, Airedale 3, Alaskan Malamute 3, American C/Span 1, Basenji 1, Bassett Hound 3, Beagle 2, Bearded Collie 2, Bedlington Terrier 2, Belgian S/Dog 2-3, Bernese Mt/Dog 4, Bichon Frisé 0, Bloodhound 5, Border Collie 2-3, Border Terrier 1, Borzoi 4, Boston Terrier 1-2, Bouvier 4, Boxer 3, Briard 3, Brittany Spaniel 2, Buhund 1, Bulldog 2-3, Bull Mastiff 4, Bull Terrier 3, Cairn Terrier 1, Cavalier Spaniel 1, Chow Chow 3, Clumber Spaniel 4, Cocker (Eng) 2, Corgi 1-2, Dachshund Min. 0, Dachshund Std. 1, Dalmatian 3, Doberman 3-4, Elkhound 3, English Setter 3, Flat Coated Retriever 3-4, Foxhound 3, Fox Terrier 1, German Shepherd 3, Goats 2-3, Golden Retriever 3, Gordon Setter 4, Great Dane 4-5, Greyhound 3, Irish Setter 3, Irish Water Spaniel L, Irish Wolfhound 4, Jack Russell 0-1, Japanese Akita 3-4, Keeshond 2, Kerry Blue Terrier 2 King Charles Spaniel 1, Labrador 3, Lakeland Terrier 1, Lhasa Apso 1, Llamas 2-4, Lurcher 2-3, Maltese 0, Maremma S/Dog 3, Mastiff 5, Munsterlander 3, Newfoundland 4, Old English Sheepdog 3, Papillon 0-1, Pekingese 0-1, Pharaoh Hound 2,Pit Bull Terrier 2, Pointers 3, Poodle Toy 0, Poodle Min. 1, Poodle Std. 2-3, Pug 1-2, Pyrenean M/Dog 4, Rhodesian Rbk. 4, Rottweiler 4, Rough Collie 2-3, St Bernard 5, Saluki 2, Samoyed 2, Schnauzer Min. 1, Schnauzer 2, Schnauzer Gt. 4, Scottish Terrier 2, Shar Pei 2, Sheep 2-3, Sheltie 1, Siberian Husky 3, Soft-coated Wheaten Terrier 2, Springer Spaniel 3, Staffordshire Bull Terrier 2, Weimaraner 3-4, Welsh Terrier 2, West Highland Terrier 1, Whippet 1, Yorkshire Terrier 0

**Q: How do u know what size your dog needs????**
A: The best way is to go somewhere they sell the same or similar item and try it on. We knew what size from our previous dogs so it was easy. You can go to a place like Petsmart and try on a Halti but I would buy it on Amazon because it is a lot less in price.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Over 20 Years Later, and I still absolutely ADORE the Halti!!!
*by A***R on December 12, 2024*

I don't get why this product has such a high return rate, unless people may have gotten the wrong measurements for their doggo. But oh my goodness, it's still as amazing as when we were first introduced to it in 2001! Back then, we had a 100 lbs Labrador mix who was crossed with all kinds of ornery, and even after obedience classes and all kinds of training, he would pull so hard he'd regularly yank me down to the ground, break free from my grip, and take off for adventures around our neighborhood (namely running to the nearby cow pasture to roll in cow patties. Which really stunk. Washing cow poo out of dog fur outside on a cold autumn afternoon is not fun, would not recommend). I'm not exaggerating at all when I say the halti collar saved my dog from being dropped off at the shelter, because my parents were just about fed up with the stubborn boy. But then our vet recommended trying the halti collar. And man, was it a game changer! All of a sudden, we could easily walk him! There was no more tugging, pulling, or knocking us to the ground. We could actually get him to heel. And, with positive reinforcement, he grew to love it, even running up to us to put his muzzle inside the halti because he knew it meant we were going out on another delightful walk! And here I am now, over 20 years later, finally ordering my second halti collar as my last one sadly bit the dust, and it's just as good as all those years ago! My Caucasian Shepherd/Pyrenees cross is doing great with it, and I'm so grateful to be able to be able to experience the wonderful joy of using a halti with a large dog all over again! I love how they've improved the design, with extra padding in the halter around the nose area, as well as the fabulous added safety strap to help prevent the halter from slipping off the muzzle! It also has added reflective material which my old one did not have. And, after just a couple of positive training sessions, I'm already noticing a difference in his tugging, and I'm controlling him with a lot more ease. If you have a big dog or a hard to manage dog to walk, I absolutely encourage you to get the halti! It has been a favorite dog walking collar of mine for over 2 decades, and I plan on continuing to use it in the years to come. Definitely recommend!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Immediate results for reactive dog
*by W***B on September 17, 2024*

*****1 week update***** TLDR; 6YR old rescue dog goes from being an animal-aggressive/fearful/reactive dog to a being a better citizen I can walk around the neighborhood with the Halti headcollar as a training tool. My original review was more product related and discussed pulling. Had to update because it's more incredible than I realized. My boy would either lunge aggressively, flip out in panic, or scurry away and pull hard when he would spot another animal on a walk. It has been a scary 9 months where I have often feared and dreaded taking him out because he is big and has attacked others (thankfully not too severely because I have good reflexes). He is usually good with basic obedience commands but would go into a blind rage or panic thrash and become impossible. I did a couple of weeks of giving him kibble as soon as he laid eyes on another dog. It helped a bit, but wasn't perfect because he wouldn't take the treats gently when in a tizzy. Then I got this Halti. I spent a few days correcting him for his bad attitude (tight leash, quick tug, and stern vocal correction AS SOON as he looks at another dog funny, or his posture gets stiff, or he goes into hunt mode -- shut that down, which wasn't possible with normal leash/collar corrections.) Successfully walk away for a few yards? Sit, "good boy", treat, keep going. He fought the Halti the first couple of times that he wanted to flip out, but soon realized it was a fight he would lose. Consistent and immediate corrections all week... started giving him treats and "good boys" for being more calm about walking away from dogs the next couple of days. It's amazing. I'm still careful and keep him a few yards away from other animals, but we went to the local park today at dog walk o'clock and he was amazing, I didn't even bother with treats. He's definitely getting it now: that 1) I do NOT want him to react or fixate. 2) He's not going to win fighting the Halti. 3) the other dogs are not all out to get us. 4) walk away from another reactive dog? Extra praise and good boy kibbles for being the bigger dog! (He's overweight so he can't always get treats, but I sit him down and give him affection instead sometimes, then keep walking.) He saw many dogs at the park today and did not lunge at, bark at, or whine and pull from a single one. He was a little weary of a couple but didn't freak out at all, just kept glancing at them cautiously but walked away knowing what was good for him. Anyway: 5 stars. We can live in peace now. I hope if you're a reactive dog owner who has come home in tears of frustration, that you will give this a try for your dog and believe in their best self (also beckman's dog training on youtube - very helpful if you're not sure where to start.) ***** My 64lb border heeler is wearing a size 2 (he's overweight) and generally is not trash on a leash. At a distance of a few feet ahead of me, he usually won't pull AS badly as some other dogs I've had (unless he sees a cat/squirrel/dog, then he goes NUTS), but if I tried to get him to walk next to me or focus on me and find me, no luck. Just got it yesterday, that video our first walk with the headcollar and double ended leash (that I'm not sure I'm using right frankly). I used treats when putting it on. I pulled him away easily (you pull - dog listens - and gentle motions do just fine, no need to be harsh at all) or distracted him with treats when he tried to take it off mid-walk a few times. He's annoyed that it works. I love that it works. Seriously, I'm barely holding the leash and he is not pulling, so I'm amazed. I stop, he stops. We're turning together 😭. Seems comfortable enough and build seems good, too. Size 2 is perfect according to the Halti size recommendations for a cattle dog, but I did measure him just in case since he's a mix. I'm hopeful that, along with the treat conditioning I'm doing with him when he sees animals on walks, it'll help his reactivity and make walking him less stressful.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by D***S on September 30, 2022*

Woreks as it sipposed to. Just be aware that some dogs hate head halters (as my dog did so I had to get a Sporn)

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