After my dog quit trying to get it off of his face it worked well to get him to stop pulling and barking at everyone he saw while we are walking outside. Definitely recommend trying this one! I tried a bark collar and many other things to get him to stop barking and this is the by far the best thing to use!

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So helpful! Just a little tight so order up a size

Easy to put on bought the xxxl to fit my St Bernard who likes to pull on our walks. Stopped the pulling and he actually walks beside me now. Instructions are easy to follow and the straps can be adjusted for a good fit .

I've worked with dogs here and there and this is just a particularly stubborn one when it comes to pulling, so don't let my experience discourage you from trying this because its a great training tool. This dog was pulling to the point of choking herself even after numerous training attempts to avoid pulling. After using this, she still pulls but not with enough strength to almost knock me over. It comes with a failsafe strap in case your dog has a shorter muzzle and can slip out of it, please use it. It can attach to a lower collar or a front ring harness. We're making progress with her pulling very slowly but its a pretty good instant reduction of how hard she pulls. Use treats to encourage your dog to put it on cause they are going to want to fight it, continue to reward while they have it on. Eventually they think it means "outside" and they mind it less. It doesn't have any cushioning over the nose but it is a sleek type of webbing so it isn't rough on her skin or fur.

I bought a wrong size collar, the customer service gave me a free replacement within no time. It’s great.

I am so glad that my daughter lent me hers for my 60 lb. puppy. The walking experience is like day and night. The halter is easy to put on, well my dog anyway. I highly recommend this product and I am glad that I got it earlier than later.

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UPDATE; So, the lip rubbing wasn’t a permanent issue. I’m guessing eventually her lips just got tougher, and she started understanding what was hurting her.But, now for the updated Con; she’s figured out that if she drags her face around on the ground, sometimes she can get the leash to unclip. Doing this also loosens up the collar portion, meaning it can slip off her head, so absolutely use that collar clip.And finally, these won’t always be a magic fix. At 2 years old, my baby still pulls like crazy. The halter smushes her face in the funniest way, but also presses on her nose and means sometimes after a while she has to work to breath through her nose. But, I can’t fix that because she’s the one pulling so hard! It’s like having a little engine on all our walks.Sometimes people look and assume she bites or I’m being cruel squishing her face like that, but the halter is the only reasonable way to walk her. Be aware of the social pressure/misunderstanding that might come from using this!With a harness she does everything in her power to pull forward and away, and with a collar she chokes herself out until she’s hacking.So, overall notes!! We’re going to buy another that hooks up to her leash in the back so she can’t unclip anymore. And it looks like the halter is going to be her main form of walking until she gets older or slower. Some dogs just never like walking on a leash, but I’d rather have a squished face than have her play games and run away from me.(Past) EDIT; Found a problemI was worried about this at first, but then wasn't thinking about it until I noticed the issue. With the way this is structured, when pulling a certain way it can rub a little too much against the lips. Before I even noticed it rubbed my pup's lip raw. Wasn't bleeding horribly, and that's on me for not noticing, but is definitely a concern. I won't be using it anymore just so her lip can heal. For the week or so I used it I seemed to have gotten a bit of improvement with her pulling, so at least that's a plus.Maybe think about buying one that doesn't have straps so close to the lips.The dog can't pull with their chest or neck the same way, so even when they do pull there's not as much power to it. It’s the only reasonable way I can walk my weird mix of malamute, greyhound, lab and terrier. The malamute is apparently VERY dominant.Because of how these halter collars are built, it pulls the head down so they're broken away from that concentration on pulling. I've still got a crazy 8 month old pup, so she'll fight it as best she can, but eventually maybe she’ll make her peace with it.From what I've seen the only way she can really get this one off is if she pulls back directly, and I pull her towards me to try and get her to stop. Then the muzzle bit pulls enough it slips off her nose and hangs by her neck. Luckily, though, if I just don't pull against her, she can't do much.Overall, this works just fine. It gives a lot of room for adjustment so I don't need to buy a new one every month or two as my puppo continues to grow.

I bought this for an 18 month old. He is about 100lbs. Great Pyre/Lab/Pit/Cattle Dog. The first two or three walks he went nuts, didn't like it. Then he called down. Now, one week later we are half way through a walk and he somehow got the slip loop into his mouth enough that he snapped it. He bit right through it. Reaching out to the seller about their "Lifetime Warranty". My bet is they will say I put is on wrong. It was on correctly, it just that he is a very smart and stubborn pup.Update: Higher rating now.They have responded to the email, and have promised to replace the one that my pup killed. So, that make me more happy.