Sangle de cou Houdini Helper
- Prix normal
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$ 24.95 USD - Prix normal
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- Prix de vente
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$ 24.95 USD
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Sangle supplémentaire qui empêche votre cheval houdini de tirer le licol sur les oreilles. Glissez-le simplement dans la boucle de la sangle de la couronne du licou GG. Assurez-vous que la sangle est bien ajustée (légèrement plus lâche qu'une sangle de berceau) et le tour est joué, votre houdini a été contrecarré !
Pour un licol non GG, vous pouvez faire une boucle avec de la ficelle, de la ficelle, un crochet et une boucle (lire, "velcro") ou des attaches zippées et l'utiliser pour relier la sangle de cou et la couronne.
Passons à la prochaine astuce...
TAILLE :
- Circonférence du cheval : min 30 pouces - max 40 pouces
- Circonférence du poney : min 21,5 pouces - max 29,5 pouces
LIVRAISON : Livraison standard GRATUITE sur toutes les commandes aux États-Unis. Pour les frais d'expédition et les détails, consultez notre page d'expédition .
DIDACTICIEL VIDÉO:
Dans ce didacticiel vidéo, nous vous montrons comment équiper votre cheval houdini d'un collier de cou pour plus de sécurité.
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FAQs
Horse Still Escaping?
Is your horse still wriggling out of his halter and muzzle, even with a neck strap? Don't just pull everything tighter; sometimes, that just makes it easier for a horse to escape.
The "Extra Security" segment of our tutorial video illustrates how to anchor the neck strap to your horse's halter, and where to position it, so that your horse cannot get the rig over his head. This segment starts at right around the 5:50 mark of the video.
We are very familiar with houdini horses and other escape artists. We have an entire page dedicated to keeping horses in muzzles and halters.
Add a Second Throat Latch
If you have an escape-prone horse, who finds new ways to wriggle out of their muzzle or halter, we have solutions!
If you've tried the neck collar technique, and your horse is still getting loose, we have developed a DIY strategy for adding a second throat latch strap.
Have questions? Reach out!
If you have a query that isn't answered by the full tutorial video, feel free to ask us! Just send an email to support@gg-equine.com.
Please send a photo of your horse wearing their full muzzle and halter setup. The photo should be taken directly from the side with your horse's head up. That will give our customer service team a chance to assess the situation and offer better help.
Customer Reviews
Have had one GG muzzle + halter for 18mos, used almost daily. Can’t believe how long this product has lasted. Needed a few connection straps along the way, bought them from Amazon and had them within 48hrs. My Houdini horse learned how to remove the halter at some point; I went to the GG website to call for help and found a product solution before I had to ask!
I have since bought another for a diff horse.
Excellent product and well worth the price!!
Danielle! Thank you so much for this. Horses are crafty; we try to anticipate as much of their mischievous ways as we can. We're so glad we could offer y'all a solution before you even had to ask! Of course, if anything else arises, don't hesitate to reach out to Support. If we haven't heard or seen it before, we're always up for a new challenge.
This was the best investment my Friesian was so good at slipping off halters no matter how tight the halter was he was fast drove us all nuts
When I found this I was this it !!! That will fix his wagon !!! Sure enough he can’t escape !
The screw that held the hobble together came apart but I used a leather string to fasten it back together!
This made all the difference for my Houdini! I had been struggling to keep his GG on him and held my breath every morning only to have to hike the field to find his gear. I added this strap and the corner straps (also highly recommend!) and now I don't worry about escapes. He's been very philosophical about it all since then too about wearing it all night and being free for the day - that's the happy balance for us.
My guy still managed to get his head strap off, but never the whole halter while using the houdini strap!