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Yes, in the case of unsafe, aggressive dogs should always be muzzled and connect the slip collar device to their regular colla,r just incase. This could be really dangerous if it came undone/lose at a dog park or near a busy road

slow the video down then

Exactly my problem can't follow what he did. I'm a little slow in my old age 76

​@@Bloodyfoxclaws have enough issues trying to make these gadgets work let alone slow it down.

@@joescheller6680 I was talking to Jem dont worry I understand. i was telling jem that you can just choose the video speed

Hiya, just move your mouse along the bottom of the video, you will see a gear image. if you click on that, one of the options is playback speed. most things are simple, if you break them down or find videos to help. do not be intimidated. You have a right to access tech just like any kid. x@@joescheller6680

I don't think that's even possible

@@shinu1923 then how did it happen are u saying it could have been something else or...

@@tachibana_mansworth she was probably using it wrong. A common mistake when using these is that you pull them like you would a flat collar as a correction, but that can be dangerous. You shorten the leash and don't mess with it so that it is loose when the dog is in a heel and tightens when the dog walks out of a heel. You hold it and dont mess with it. You dont jerk it, even if the dog starts pulling. It is a self correction, meaning it corrects itself safely without you doing anything.

@@shinu1923 well that makes sense

@@tachibana_mansworth With this you can be much more gentle than you can with a choker chain. Two fingers is enough to control my headstrong Weimeraner. You're just telling your dog what you want, not forcing it against it's will. If learning is fun then the dog learns quicker. Keep the negative stuff to a minimum.

Linda Foster he looks a healthy weight.

This dog is perfect healthy weight, and if you have dogs they should look the same, any bigger and they are overweight/obese.

I own a Great Dane some are just thin looking I asked my vet why she said just that He is my second Great Dane And I was researching and they say it’s okay / normal to see the last Rib of there rib cage More weight on a Dane is more stress on there joints as long as they are eating drinking normal and all there bones are Not showing they are fine I think when he gets older he’ll look have more of a fullness to them The breed has Greyhound in em so maybe that’s why they look like that 🤷🏻‍♀️ ( his dad was euro mother was American ) so I guess he had the American Great Dane look to him

100% I was just about to add your exact comment. I have to get creative and think of something that’ll keep it from going slack. I’ll take a stopper thingy from an old raincoat

Does it help like if she wants to smell something are you able to move her I have a Great Dane I’m considering getting it And curious about it He Pulls sometimes but when he dose it Very hard to move him in the direction I need him to go

@@crystalchavez4576 It should, honest it will kind of depend on the dog. The head harness worked beautifully on my American Bulldog but it was awful with my Staffie, for him I need a prong collar.

@@animaluvr123 Ooo okay 🤔 I was either gonna try this or a prong 1

What kind of dog do you have he looks adorable

Paris Johnson it’s around the back of the head through?

Switch which loop you put the snout through and which you put the head through. Also, you should always have a backup leash attatched to either a normal flat or a harness when using things such as gentle leaders, prongs, slips, etc.

These should always be used with a chest harness as well. Until the dog doesn't pull then switch to chest harness only.

Tashaly Sepulveda SPORN collar/halter. Life changing. My dogs are big and HORRIBLE on leashes. I tried 10-15 different collars/leashes. The Sporn collar is amazing though because it’s soft and cushions around their armpits but if they go to pull, it automatically will pull their front legs back so it’s so life changing for walks. Instant results and you’ll be in shock. I couldn’t believe it. Not a spokesperson. Just was to the point where I hated walking them. Worth the $20-$30 bucks on Amazon. They have youtube vids too on them.

@@SamSmolko I have something similar to what your describing And it cost me close to 50 bucks at petsmart and it works for a lil I have a 7 month old Great Dane - the Size of a Adult Doberman I’m here because I need what the video showed because he is back to his old ways of pulling even with correcting it as he dose it he only pulls sometimes when he wants to smell something and never move again 😑 or to see a dog

Besides that it's less expensive than $50 for one that does the same thing. Key is knowing how to properly install one. Base of snout and behind the ears to message the calming zone. Shown here and adjusted perfectly.

Yeah but it's not fixed like a gentle leader is so couldn't it get really tight and hurt him.

The Petsafe brand one cut up my dogs face, without rigorous use. The company sent a replacement, that was rougher than the original. She needed vet care. Its not the best at all.

Just made one for my big guy whole different world walking him

No this is like a gentle leader it wont hurt the dog you can buy ones that r just like this but if you make one like this be sure not to get a rope leash

@@haleywilliams1643 slip leashes are made from rope that can give your dog friction burn if you use them for a while they are not good for dogs

@pretentious panda Absolutely, I just tried it on my headstrong Weimeraner. She was uncomfortable with it for a couple of minutes, settled down and responded really well. She was wagging her tail, not something a dog being harmed would do. This is wonderful, seemingly as good as a Halti.

@@RockinRobbins13 slip leashes are made from rope that can and will cause pressure and friction injuries with continued use they might not hurt at first but they will after a while

@@Olivia-wr5op This video changed everything about how I handle my Weimeraner. I don't use a metal ring, I tie a loop in the end of the rope. I've used it for over four months and there is no binding, no wearing on the nose or chin, nothing but a happy dog who loves to go outside on her rope. No, this is not properly used as a torture device to strangle your dog. If that's how it works for you the problem is with you, not the leash. A Halti is designed on the same principle and they work great. Dogs like them and this rope better than a normal chain and leash. All devices can be abusive, including a kennel. It's up to good owners to use their equipment properly with respect for their dog, not this rope, to make sure it's a positive experience. My dog loves it.

Steffi Maier and collars cause thyroid damage and harnesses cause rubbing and soreness on the chest area.I'll take this any day over. the other two.My dogs walk more freely and relaxed on this.One permanently destroyed his thyroid from pulling with a collar and both hate the weight and feel and restriction of the harness and constantly try to back out of them even loose or tight don't matter.

Charlotte Anderson he looks like a Dane mix to me.

joe whiteman soo late but a head halter does not affect a dogs breathing in any way. They are designed for dogs to not pull on the leash, a dog usually walks where its head is facing, so if you can control its head, you can control the dog pretty well