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Hiking is one of the most fun things you can do with your dog, hands (and paws) down. But one of the things that can really inhibit your ability to enjoy that hike is having the wrong equipment. Whilst I'm not going to be able to cover the human equipment for you, I...
“Navigate the teething phase with confidence, providing your puppy with proper dental care, positive reinforcement, and safe chew toys for a healthy transition from baby teeth to strong adult teeth.”
Ensure your puppy is at least 6 weeks old before introducing peanut butter into their diet, opting for natural, xylitol-free options, and practice portion control based on their size for a safe and delightful treat that enhances their well-being.
Your choice of equipment is incredibly important when it comes to large reactive dogs. Any time we take our reactive dog out in public we're exposing ourselves to a risk that a 'normal' (quoted, because there's no such thing, but let's deem that to mean "Socially...
As subjects go, Prong collars are pretty divisive in the dog world. When the parents of a large dog (particularly, though small breeds are not exempt) raise the question of loose leash walking or stopping their dog from pulling on their leash, the subject gets...
There’s a lot of dog harnesses out there, and you see a lot of the same ones on the ‘best of’ lists, and lots of smaller brands are ignored. This is the most biggest list on the internet, from all across the globe.
Dive into our in-depth review of the Halo Collar 3 dog GPS tracker. Explore its cutting-edge functionalities, customizable geofencing, integration capabilities, and see if this innovative pet technology is the right fit for your dog’s safety and your peace of mind.
When you have an aggressive dog, one of the first things you think of to help you manage them are soft muzzles. Of course, aggression (or reactivity) is not the only reason that you might be looking to secure your dog’s mouth, perhaps it's vet visits, groomers...
The fit of your dog's harness is really important, because a poorly fitted harness can be as problematic as a collar, or worse. Like a pair of shoes, the fit of a harness must be right for the safety and security of your dog! But unlike a pair of shoes that might...