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[Janet]

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This isn't really about collars but does anyone know where I can a halti style headcollar (but not a halti because it makes his nose bleed) which puts pressure on the back of their head and not on the nose. I saw one on a link here some months ago but can't remember who it was. Thanks

 

[chelynnah]

This isn't really about collars but does anyone know where I can a halti style headcollar (but not a halti because it makes his nose bleed) which puts pressure on the back of their head and not on the nose.  I saw one on a link here some months ago but can't remember who it was.  Thanks

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We have the dogmatic leather ones. http://www.dogmatic.org.uk/ is the link.

WEndy

 

[wilfred]

We use the dogmatic headcollar too. But I would go for the padded one, not the leather one - unless we were just unlucky with our leather one - the ends "inside" the muzzle loop rubbed our dog's nose.

The padded one is a lot more comfy.

 

[dessie]

I think this is the one you are after ............. a Gencon, it is a figure of 8 soft webbing (and they do a padded version) which you can buy either as just a headcollar or an all-in-one. The pressure is round the neck, just behind the ears, not on the muzzle and my dogs all accept is much, much better than any halti-type contraption (and we have tried them all!!!)

GenCon

 

[dessie]

Well I would say it was meant to be then Caroline - turquoise snakeskin it is! 


[SIZE=14pt]Don't encourage me!![/SIZE]  (w00t)

I have just succumber and ordered a VERY special collar for Archies bday - the most I have ever spent on a collar  :b   :x As soon as it arrives, I'll put the piccies up of the Lord in his ever so slightly blingy collar 

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Well, we can't wait to see this, but only ever so slightly bling??? Methinks you could be understating here .......... :b :- " :lol:

 

[BeeJay]

>I have just succumber and ordered a VERY special collar for Archies bday - the most I have ever spent on a collar As soon as it arrives, I'll put the piccies up of the Lord in his ever so slightly blingy collar

Is it one of the ones with the ballstuds and the crystals?

 

[~JO~]

>I have just succumber and ordered a VERY special collar for Archies bday - the most I have ever spent on a collar  As soon as it arrives, I'll put the piccies up of the Lord in his ever so slightly blingy collar 
Is it one of the ones with the ballstuds and the crystals?

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No crystals - I couldn't do that to the poor boy, he already likes men a little too much!! It has lines of brass ballstuds round both edges

 

[sharron]

I get zebs from either greyhound gap or from Jr stand at crufts, i then now that apart of the money id going to a good cause. )

 

[chelynnah]

We use the dogmatic headcollar too.  But I would go for the padded one, not the leather one - unless we were just unlucky with our leather one - the ends "inside" the muzzle loop rubbed our dog's nose.
The padded one is a lot more comfy.

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They changed their leather a couple of years back - so the new ones are proper bridle leather rather than the harsher leather of the first ones they used to make. (I have both kinds)

Also I oiled mine really well, so they don't rub. Just a thought to help you out with yours.

Wendy