
LED vs Reflective Dog Collars: What is Better for Your Pup?
Is it better to have an LED dog collar instead of a reflective one? Reflective collars work only when hit by headlights or another light source, so as the device I…

Teach a Dog to Come When Called Using the Long Line: A Step‑by‑Step Guide
A long‑line lead (5–10m) allows your dog to wander while you control their safety. Use it with a correctly-fitted harness and slack line, practice recall games until your dog can confidently return…

The Right Dog Harness: Front-Clip vs Rear-Clip
A good harness moves leash pressure off of their neck and onto the chest and shoulders, which will give you calmer control with less chance of harm. Consider fit (adjustment…

Magnetic Leash Connectors: The Easiest Way to Clip On
The magnetic leash connector uses powerful magnets to auto-align the two pieces and then the mechanical latch snaps shut allowing you one-handed, eyes-off attaching. They’re disingenuous-is: They are not based the…

Slip Lead vs Harness: When to Use Which
A slip lead is a leash- and-collar in one. Add a quick-release stop or center clip and you tighten/loosen in seconds ideal for fast on/off, controlled entrances/exits, prong collar converts and when…

Prong Collars (ClicLock) Quick-Release Prong Collars: Safer, Faster, Easier
A ClicLock-style quick-release in the middle of a prong collar that allows you to put it on and take it off in seconds with no more cold, fingers-bending-links situations. It makes…

Top Lilac Dog Collars: Reflective, Monogrammed & LED-Ready
Opt for a sturdy light purple ( lilac ) collar and include reflective webbing ( or an LED ) for night safety. Best U.S. options. Ruffwear Crag (Tubelok™ reflective material aluminum…

The Right Quick-Release Harness for Your Dog
The best quick-release harness is the one that fits your dog’s body, fits your walking style (front-clip for pullers, rear-clip for better ones, dual for flexibility) and has press-to-open buckles…
