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Emilia Zielinska
Canine Nutritionist & Treat Developer. A certified canine nutritionist and a former dietitian to humans. researches into hypoallergenic and breathable materials for Collars which can be suitable for your pets sensitive skin.
Why to Consider Personalised Dog Collars for Your Pet
I’ve always felt that small details can have a huge impact on the life of a pet. One of the easiest upgrades I upgraded for my own dog was finding a personalized…
Deep Purple Dog Collars Buyer’s Guide: Hardware & Fit
Best Dark Purple Collars the best dark purple collars combine solid hardware fit night visibility. To standout: Ruffwear Crag (reflective Tubelok™ aluminum V-ring), Max & Neo NEO (reflective locking buckle), GoTags Reflective…
Yellow Dog Leash Buyer’s Guide: Visibility, Hardware and Comfort
Option for a yellow leash, possibly with reflective webbing (for headlight bounce-back), and think about an LED leash or clip-on to reflect active light. Good U.S.-accessible options? Ruffwear Crag (reflective hands-free),…
When Your Puppy Should Start Wearing a Collar (8-Week Rule)
Most puppies can wear a collar beginning at 8 weeks of age. Begin with short sessions, positive reinforcement and supervision. The first week with a new puppy is basically happiness and chaos and…
Snap & Clip Dog Collars: Pros, Cons, and Picks
Snap and clip dog collars these use hardware (metal or plastic) that closes with a latch and opens with either a lever or push button. They’re quicker than pin buckles and,…
The Right Dog Leash for Everyday Walks Guide
A quick-release leash allows you to clip on/off in one fell swoop side-release buckles, lockable carabiners, magnetic quick-connects or other for more efficient and safer walks. You would pick the connector…
Are Quick-Release Dog Collars Safe? A Clear Guide
A quick-release dog collar has a closure that, when you push both tabs together, automatically separates releasing the buckle and keeping your pet safe. It’s not the same as a breakaway…
Quick Release Snap Prong Collars and More Safe Training Basics
Training collars are meant to alter how leash pressure feels so you can communicate more clearly at the right time. Today’s fast-release hardware provides easier on/off and a better fit, but…