HomeDog ForumLog inRegister



Reminder

Dogtalk Calender 2013
has begun, so get your
pics up there in the competition
 thread,


 

GET VOTING FOR THIS MONTHS COMPETITIONS
 
KEEP ENTERING EVERYONE

and a big well done to sue for her piccie that won last months prize competition

Yer gotta be innit
to winnit

 




Similar topics
  • » Halti/headcollar
  • » halti/muzzle
  • » Halti versus Harness
  • » Harness/Halti Head Collars
  • » Halti collar
  • » halti harness
  • » Halti Harness
  • » Getting used to walking using a Halti.
  • » halti
  • » Pet Corrector
  • Latest topics
    » See ya later ladies
    Today at 4:19 am by Sandra

    » Sandra
    Today at 4:17 am by Sandra

    » Catch me if you can
    Today at 4:13 am by Sandra

    » Sleeping Beauty
    Today at 4:10 am by Sandra

    » Walk in Bluebell Wood
    Today at 4:06 am by Sandra

    » May Calendar pic
    Yesterday at 10:32 pm by BrenA

    » Latest ones of my fabulous lot
    Yesterday at 7:25 pm by fredsmum

    » Bloody moaning Minnie
    Yesterday at 7:23 pm by fredsmum

    » Vote for down dogs
    Yesterday at 7:21 pm by fredsmum

    » Hello 20 Guests
    Yesterday at 7:20 pm by fredsmum

    » My lovely girls
    Yesterday at 6:46 pm by SuzieB

    » Vote for April Calendar pic
    Yesterday at 5:39 pm by Judes

    » I will be happy tomorrow..........
    Yesterday at 4:37 pm by BrenA

    » Jude's and the quiz ladies ......
    Yesterday at 4:14 pm by fredsmum

    » Does anyone else's dogs ------>
    Yesterday at 4:03 pm by fredsmum

    » Poor baby
    Yesterday at 3:55 pm by fredsmum

    Congratulations

    WELL DONE TO ALL THE DOGS WHO WON THEMSELVES A PLACE ON THE DOGTALK 2012 CALENDER.......... NEXT YEARS CALENDER COMPETITION HAS ALREADY STARTED, SO GET YOUR ENTRIES IN!!!....... WELL DONE BREN AND MICKEY FOR WINNING MR JANUARY 2013.......... COMPETITIONS ARE RUN EVERY MONTH...... . GET POSTING YOUR PICTURES
    BUBBLES
    Bubbles Has Been Moved
    To THE New Games
    Section, Under
    Shelley's Loose Lips
    xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
    Who is online?
    In total there are 8 users online :: 0 Registered, 0 Hidden and 8 Guests :: 2 Bots

    None

    Most users ever online was 71 on Tue Feb 01, 2011 4:02 pm
    May 2012
    MonTueWedThuFriSatSun
     123456
    78910111213
    14151617181920
    21222324252627
    28293031   
    CalendarCalendar
    Top posters
    fredsmum
     
    Sandra
     
    liverbird
     
    Judes
     
    GR8GSD
     
    SUMMER
     
    Paula
     
    BrenA
     
    slynico
     
    Lainee
     
    Statistics
    We have 430 registered users
    The newest registered user is glenbo

    Our users have posted a total of 136001 messages in 9269 subjects

    Share | 
     

     Anything better than a halti

    View previous topic View next topic Go down 
    Goto page : Previous  1, 2
    AuthorMessage
    bingnblaze



    Female
    Number of posts: 1853
    Age: 23
    Location: Coventry, West Midlands
    Rep: 7
    Points: 2936
    Registration date: 2009-02-12

    PostSubject: Re: Anything better than a halti   Fri Feb 13, 2009 6:36 pm

    are they good then as im abit worried if he decides 2 shoot off also do u think i wud need a small meduim size or a medium large ? roughly i no u cnt rly tell by lookin at my pics but any help is appreciated
    Back to top Go down
    GR8GSD



    Number of posts: 7339
    Location: happy land
    Rep: 15
    Points: 6436
    Registration date: 2008-12-28

    PostSubject: Re: Anything better than a halti   Sat Feb 14, 2009 10:51 am

    jan you tried a slip lead right up on his neck works a treat weakest part of the neck wen he pulls gentle but quick tug to the side ALWAYS halts them lol
    Back to top Go down
    GR8GSD



    Number of posts: 7339
    Location: happy land
    Rep: 15
    Points: 6436
    Registration date: 2008-12-28

    PostSubject: Re: Anything better than a halti   Sat Feb 14, 2009 10:52 am

    a lot of ppl have had sucess with halties ect but they need to be fitted correctly hun and as your lad is growing take him down to pets at home try them on find the best fit then buy that size of net lol
    Back to top Go down
    SUMMER
    Moderator


    Female
    Number of posts: 6675
    Age: 55
    Location: Fife Scotland
    Rep: 12
    Points: 7368
    Registration date: 2009-01-13

    PostSubject: Re: Anything better than a halti   Sat Feb 14, 2009 10:55 am

    GR8GSD wrote:
    jan you tried a slip lead right up on his neck works a treat weakest part of the neck wen he pulls gentle but quick tug to the side ALWAYS halts them lol

    Yep fazz,the slip lead was what i used before the halti,he's just so damn big.

    _________________
    Photobucket
    Back to top Go down
    http://Arantiusgsd.webs.com
    GR8GSD



    Number of posts: 7339
    Location: happy land
    Rep: 15
    Points: 6436
    Registration date: 2008-12-28

    PostSubject: Re: Anything better than a halti   Sat Feb 14, 2009 11:02 am

    dam it lol :san54: if i walk the pack on leads all mine have slips on you see but mine aint big :san42:

    hmmmmm let me think you could borrow me but im fully booked at mo lol
    i think it may have to be a back to basics hun

    one thing my brother does with his BC *she pulls with him not me sigh* is puts the lead on and its a halti lead so has a big loop *doubles up* this is making no sence lol any way the big loop he puts round her neck and that stops her pulling
    Back to top Go down
    SUMMER
    Moderator


    Female
    Number of posts: 6675
    Age: 55
    Location: Fife Scotland
    Rep: 12
    Points: 7368
    Registration date: 2009-01-13

    PostSubject: Re: Anything better than a halti   Sat Feb 14, 2009 12:30 pm

    Thanks fazza,i think it will be back to basics.It doesnt really help that i
    walk the two boys together,its just more conveniant,i'll have to go back
    to walking them one at a time at least that way i can work with him one to one
    thanks everybody for your advice :love: : :love:

    _________________
    Photobucket
    Back to top Go down
    http://Arantiusgsd.webs.com
    Guest
    Guest



    PostSubject: Re: Anything better than a halti   Sat Feb 14, 2009 4:33 pm

    :kss:
    Back to top Go down
    Guest
    Guest



    PostSubject: Re: Anything better than a halti   Sat Feb 14, 2009 5:46 pm

    I use a harness, for Taylor and he doesn't seem to be to bad on that... :san15:
    Back to top Go down
    GR8GSD



    Number of posts: 7339
    Location: happy land
    Rep: 15
    Points: 6436
    Registration date: 2008-12-28

    PostSubject: Re: Anything better than a halti   Sat Feb 14, 2009 6:05 pm

    yea i still walk mine seperate too hun to keep em up to scatch lol and it is a pain in the ass

    let us know how you get on im sure you will sort it hun hes only a baby a huge one mind lol
    Back to top Go down
     

    Anything better than a halti

    View previous topic View next topic Back to top 
    Page 2 of 2Goto page : Previous  1, 2

     Similar topics

    -
    » Halti training lead
    » Halti Head collar.
    » Tilly's Halti/Muzzle
    » half check and a halti............
    » Harness or halti

    Permissions in this forum:You cannot reply to topics in this forum
     :: All About Dogs :: Dog Training and Behaviour-