- The No-Pull Trainer is a lightweight device that was designed to stop all dogs from pulling.
- The No-Pull Trainer will stop any dog, any size from ever pulling again.
- This product is guaranteed to work!
- The No- Pull Trainer is available in three sizes and simple to put on dogs.
- No collar is required.
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No-Pull Trainer, Medium
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3.4 out of 5 stars
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Good Product
Mar 10 2012
By J. Bailey
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We bought these about 5 yrs ago for our 2 Australian Shepards who love to pull. I am back to buy them again as 1 no-pull trainer finally broke on the slideable plastic piece that rests on their chest. They greatly reduce the pulling power of our 45 lb dogs. A question I had when trying to purchase through Amazon was what size to get. Could not find the breakdown of Sm, Med, Large anywhere including Four Paws own Web site. I guessed Med & was right. Here is the sizing: Sm = Jack Russels, pugs etc. Med = Cockers Spaniels, Bulldogs etc. Large = Great Danes, Rottweilers etc.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
2.0 out of 5 stars
too many problems, not very effective
Feb 5 2012
By Paul J
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This harness is extremely difficult to put on, especially when your four-legged buddy is anticipating a walk, loosens itself a lot while walking making you re-adjust it constantly, and simply wasn't effective after about the third walk. We found a far more effective harness: Premier Easy Walk Dog Harness, Red, Large
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars
How do you put it on?
Sep 1 2009
By Alain Perrault
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Im not sure exactly how this thing is supposed to rest on the dog's back. The instructions on the box are lousy, including the figures. The image of the dog on the box is a frontal view so you can't see how it rests on the back. When I put it on my dog I tighten the buckle down so that it rests on the middle of the dog's back. But when I brought my dog for obedience training to Petco, the trainer told me I had it on wrong. She said that I need to slip the buckle under the loop on the back of the dog's neck and then pull back. But even she wasn't sure! It seems to keep the dog from pulling either way but I wish I could be sure of the correct way.
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3.4 out of 5 stars
