I was hopeful that this would stop the constant pulling. Tried everything on the market. However, there were so many positive reviews that I thought I would be able to remove myself from the 'one arm longer than the other' brigade. However, my dog was worse than ever. With my very well behaved other dog, I walked him daily for several miles but it didn't get any better. So we're back to the Cesar Milan's, figure 8, restrainer. It doesn't fully work but at least it reduces the pull by 50% less than with the Canny collar. I've had five bearded collies and one Labrador, trained them very quickly on a lead and on the agility circuit. But this Schapendoes is the exception to the rule. I continue to live in hope.
Hello Maureen - we're sorry to hear that the Canny didn't work out for you as you had hoped. If there are specific issues that you need help with, we have a detailed page here of Help & FAQ that might unlock something for you: https://www.cannyco.co.uk/pages/faq. Otherwise, please feel free to drop us a line via this website and we will see what else we can do to help you walk your Schapendoes the way you would like to.
I have an xl bully ,so a strong dog , canny collar has changed our walks , I have full control of him at all times , was recommended from Megan & rocky on tick tock , should of brought sooner, thanks canny collar
Friendly and efficient service at the telephone and the collar really helps with lead control. It hasn’t stopped pulling but it makes lead walking our rescue springer a lot more manageable whilst we are training and working towards loose lead walking.
We have a strong 16 month old female labrador. She's a great dog but can pull. The Canny collar does reduce pulling although she doesn't particularly like but she will tolerate it and it clearly doesn't hurt her. Another advantage is the nose band is easily removed to act as a normal collar.