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Halti Or Dogmatic
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Gabi
Little Dane
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go on the dogmatic website www.dogmatic.org.uk, there is a detailed explanation how to measure and size chart, really easy to follow...
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Gabi, on 08 May 2012 - 08:06 PM, said:
go on the dogmatic website www.dogmatic.org.uk, there is a detailed explanation how to measure and size chart, really easy to follow...
Gabi x
thank you
go on the dogmatic website www.dogmatic.org.uk, there is a detailed explanation how to measure and size chart, really easy to follow...
Gabi x
thank you
Freya
Tiny Paw
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We had haltis for our two but i found i dident get enough control with them and they rode up into the eyes. So we heard of the Gencon head coller and by the gods they work. they dont ride up into Freya or Storms eyes and when they have the odd wobblie i have great control.
kristal
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Dogmatic wins my vote.
Over the years I have tried practically every type of headcollar on the market and also, to my shame, I also used a check (not choke) chain in the very dim & distant past of dog training but I'd never do that again on any dog.
BTW ..... Is anyone else old enough to remember when headcollars were first introduced onto the market and every time you took your dog out in one someone would say "Why is that dog wearing a muzzle?"
Over the years I have tried practically every type of headcollar on the market and also, to my shame, I also used a check (not choke) chain in the very dim & distant past of dog training but I'd never do that again on any dog.
BTW ..... Is anyone else old enough to remember when headcollars were first introduced onto the market and every time you took your dog out in one someone would say "Why is that dog wearing a muzzle?"
brindlegirl
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kristal, on 29 May 2012 - 02:48 PM, said:
Dogmatic wins my vote.
Over the years I have tried practically every type of headcollar on the market and also, to my shame, I also used a check (not choke) chain in the very dim & distant past of dog training but I'd never do that again on any dog.
BTW ..... Is anyone else old enough to remember when headcollars were first introduced onto the market and every time you took your dog out in one someone would say "Why is that dog wearing a muzzle?"
Sadly I am old enough to remember this.
Dogmatic wins my vote.
Over the years I have tried practically every type of headcollar on the market and also, to my shame, I also used a check (not choke) chain in the very dim & distant past of dog training but I'd never do that again on any dog.
BTW ..... Is anyone else old enough to remember when headcollars were first introduced onto the market and every time you took your dog out in one someone would say "Why is that dog wearing a muzzle?"
Sadly I am old enough to remember this.
Gabi
Little Dane
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kristal, on 29 May 2012 - 02:48 PM, said:
Dogmatic wins my vote.
Over the years I have tried practically every type of headcollar on the market and also, to my shame, I also used a check (not choke) chain in the very dim & distant past of dog training but I'd never do that again on any dog.
BTW ..... Is anyone else old enough to remember when headcollars were first introduced onto the market and every time you took your dog out in one someone would say "Why is that dog wearing a muzzle?"
well, in this part of the world (Italy) I get funny looks over the dogmatic all the time... 'is he dangerous then?' sort of questions, while they cross the road... it's not used here at all, god knows what they use (sadly no danes round here at all)
Gabi x
Dogmatic wins my vote.
Over the years I have tried practically every type of headcollar on the market and also, to my shame, I also used a check (not choke) chain in the very dim & distant past of dog training but I'd never do that again on any dog.
BTW ..... Is anyone else old enough to remember when headcollars were first introduced onto the market and every time you took your dog out in one someone would say "Why is that dog wearing a muzzle?"
well, in this part of the world (Italy) I get funny looks over the dogmatic all the time... 'is he dangerous then?' sort of questions, while they cross the road... it's not used here at all, god knows what they use (sadly no danes round here at all)
Gabi x