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Pick well-lighted paths with sidewalks, employ a non-retractable leash, outfit your dog in reflective and LED gear, wear clothing that reflects light yourself, take along a flashlight or headlamp while…
Martingale Collar A martingale collar is a type of neck-gear that provides more control over the animal without the choking effect of a slip collar. To make sure it fits properly,…
Clicker training is a method that combines a sound (the click) with a reward to communicate what the animal has done right. By clicking immediately during the desired action and rewarding…
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…
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…
Make any prong collar a snap-around with this quick release buckle and center ‘press-to-open’ latch for added on and off convenience, Just slide it on or off in seconds no more…
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…
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…