Me and Riley say Hello

Hi All,
I got Riley almost 2 weeks ago now shes approximately 10 weeks old, she is settling in well, eating and playing and mostly toilet trained with the few accidents. but i do have one question, i have her in a collar and we take her out on a lead. she does tend to pull on the lead and she has a cute yet stubborn sit when she doesn't want to go where i want to go.
I Have Trained previous Dogs, not Staffies, with the fabric slip chains, but my Partner is very against this. iv been looking up harnesses and halters and am interested in one that works of the pressure points under her arms. but id really like some more information, success stories anything.

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hia from me and sasha   ,we had a collar on sash for years then when i joined the forum read about harness's and so glad we did as she hardly pulls at all now   ,when she pulls have you stopped, got her to sit for a couple of seconds and then carry on again,this some times works,thou it does take a while to finish your walk    

Hiya from me and Vinnie   

Welcome , i dont have a problem with pulling simply because i like it (personal preference)

You can buy ones as you suggested and ones called 'no pull harness'

Thanks Guys,
Harness looks best from my partners point of view. We have been playing the stop and go game this afternoon, i feel like it might work really well on walks as well.

Hi and welcome to the forum from Rocky and me

We have had some success with the halti style head collar and a regular collar, as for harness we use the EzyDog one and collar.

Hi and welcome from us and Suki

Hi and wecome to the forum from me and the zoo xx

Hi from me and Nico

Hi and welcome from me and Daisy  

Hi and welcome from Oz and me, el perro harness here but expensive so would wait until fully grown

Hi and welcome from me and Alfie

Welcome from Bane and us

We use a no pull harness that directs her energy against her if she pulls. At her age though any harness would be okay instead of a collar that tends to choke if she pulls

Hiya welcome from us

Hi and welcome from me and my two