Dolans Wonder Walker Burgundy

Dolans Wonder Walker Burgundy

How it Works
The halter places control of your dog around his center of gravity rather than his head or neck. This method moves the training cues from the head and neck to the dog’s body. This utilizes a dog’s instinctive push/pull reflex called the opposition reflex — a dog’s natural inclination is to move toward pressure. This reflex is why so many dogs pull while on leash — as you pull, they pull back.

However, by attaching your leash to the chest ring, the pressure you apply is directed to the opposite side of their body by the girth strap. Your dog’s leash now allows you to persuasively guide your dog in the direction you want him to move. Unlike head halters, the Wonder Walker Body Halter requires little or no acclimation time. Unlike choke collars, it does not cross the trachea so the airway cannot be compressed. Unlike prong collars which are designed to imitate another dog’s bite, it does not poke or provoke your dog so there is no potential for causing pain or injuring his skin.

With minimal pressure, the Wonder Walker Body Halter diminishes common pulling behaviors and helps eliminate jumping and lunging while on leash. Walking your dog becomes a pleasure rather than a chore. When used while training young dogs, pulling behavior may be eliminated from the beginning.

This is a positive management tool designed to help the your dog from pulling while learning to walk on a loose leash. Five adjustment points allows the Wonder Walker Body Halter to easily fit dogs from the small to tall.

The WonderWalker Body Halter comes in many different sizes to accommodate all shapes and sizes of dogs:

• Tiny    5-10lbs | 8-14”  girth | 3/8” webbing
• Toy     9-15lbs | 13.5-18” girth | 3/8” webbing
• X-Small      14-22lbs | 17-24” girth | 5/8” webbing
• Small     21-35lbs | 20-28” girth | 3/4” webbing
• Medium      35-65lbs | 25-33” girth | 3/4” or 1” webbing
• Large     60-90lbs | 27-36” girth | 1“ webbing
• X-Large      80lbs + | 31.5-48” girth | 1” webbing

The girth measurement of your dog is the best way to choose the correct size of harness.

To measure the girth of your dog take a soft tape measure and wrap around the chest just behind the front legs.

Please note the weights are just suggestions. The actual measurement is the best guide for the best fit.