The Halti Optifit Headcollar provides complete peace of mind. A strong safety clip on the front attaches to your dog’s collar during walks to keep you in control at all times.

Akita, Bernese Mountain Dog, Great Dane, Irish Wolfhound, Labradoodle, Malamute, Newfoundland, Old English Sheepdog, Rottweiler, St Bernard If your dog is prone to pulling on the lead, the Halti Optifit Headcollar is exactly what you’re looking for. Designed to provide an optimal fit, it can be adjusted to fit your dog’s face. Unlike traditional headcollars, the Optifit Headcollar has an adjustable noseband and cheek straps to ensure it fits a wide range of nose shapes. However, this design is not suitable for flat-nosed dogs.

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With a self-adjusting chin strap and unique, reflective cheek straps which follow the contours of a dogs face, the Optifit doesn’t rise into the dogs eyes or slide down to their lips (flews) Breed recommendations are a guideline only as individual sizes may vary by dog. We recommend you measure your dog to ensure the correct fit. Designed to fit dogs that other headcollars don’t - from short nosed Boxers to long nosed Greyhounds, the Optifit provides maximum comfort and optimum fit no matter what shape or size of dog Its unique design works by gently directing the dog's head, steering the dog from the front so the owner has full control. Pressure applied to the bridge of the nose helps control and manoeuvre - similar to a bridle used to control horses. This adjustable dog headcollar is designed to be comfortable while in use – with a cushioned noseband and reflective cheek straps that allow for visibility in low light.

If you have a puppy pulling on a leash, our Halti Training range can help! We recommend that walking-on-the-lead training is only done for a short period each day, and within the overall scope of your puppy’s recommended daily exercise allowance. It is important to note that lead walk training should only be a part of your puppy’s daily exercise which should also include a wide range of activities to aid mental stimulation and early socialisation. A common guideline for estimating a daily exercise level for your puppy is 5 minutes of exercise per month of age, twice a day. So for example, a 5-month-old puppy could have 2 x 25-minute walks daily. However, you should consult with your vet on the appropriate number of minutes per day as a puppy’s breed and development stage will also play a role in the overall exercise time. If you are really struggling to manage with a puppy pulling on the lead we would recommend speaking with a vet recommended dog trainer or behaviourist to get some advice on how best to train your young dog not to pull. The HALTI OptiFit Headcollar is the next generation of training collars designed to provide an optimum fit and which works to stop your dog from pulling.