BarklessNo-Pull Head Collar for Dogs Training & Walking Made Easy, Soft, Adjustable Dog Halter Harness with Safety Link- Put an End to Pulling on The Leash

I've had several head collars and for the price, this is the best I've had yet. The collar is made of sturdy nylon strapping with sturdy connections. I don't think you will find a better head collar for any amount. I've had head collars that cost over double the price of this one and wasn't any better quality if as good. The fit is perfect for my dog. I we dubious about ordering an XXL size for my dog but as stated the fit is perfect. Trust the size chart and don't compare to other manufacturers.

Buena calidad pero la talla, a pesar de ser la más grande, no fue suficiente para mi San Bernardo

Broke within a week. Both the plastic and pulling ripped the fabric.If you’re trying to train against pulling don’t buy this. Waste of money!

EDIT:So now that I have had it for 2 months, I am updating my review. So, it was great the first maybe 5 times I used it. After that we spent more than half the walk with him trying to get it off his face. We have been on maybe 40 total walks and today, he pulled a little harder than usual and just ripped it in half. Not so happy with it anymore.OLD POSTI can not rave about this harness enough! I have a 90 lb 2 year old lab/shepherd mix that I absolutely could not control while walking. He is stronger than me and comes up past my hips. He had no problem pulling me about no matter how hard I tried to control him. I was literally at my wits end and feeling like the absolute worst pet owner. After walking him, I usually couldn't feel my arms and had like no strength left.Then my coworker recommended this product and holy sh*t is this a game changer. After only a couple minutes of trying to get it off and being a little brat, he finally got distracted with the walking and it was amazing. I also bought a leash that had the hand loops on both ends so I can hold the handle close to his head. He walked at my heels almost the entire time, with a few times of me giving him more room to walk around. He walked right past many other dogs that he clearly wanted to play with and when he did try to go, he wouldn't get far. And my arms didn't hurt at all after the walk. I'd say 98% of our walk was smooth as could be and 2% was him trying to get it off his face. He really doesn't like anything touching his face, so I'm doubtful that it was hurting him, I just think he doesn't like the new feeling.Anyways, I literally can't recommend this enough, especially if you have a very large dog that is difficult to walk.

Even when I pull it as tight as I can my dog can still slip her head out of it. Don’t know if I’m doing it wrong or she’s just a great escape artist