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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…
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…
Breakaway id dog collars that release if the collar is pulled on, hard enough to pull it apart i.e protecting little explorers from choking during outdoor adventures”. Second, if your dog…
A flat quick-release (side-release) collar for everyday ID and on/off ease of use; breakaway if you have the snag risk; martingale for the escape artists; and walk on a well-fitted harness,…
Quick-release harness buckles allow you to gear up and get out the door quickly and also bail out when your day takes a turn. They’re glove-friendly, are terrific for nervous…
Replace the center plate with a quick-release (Clip-style) latch and never again need to fumble around to open/close your collar when you’ve got cold hands that bend links. It’s a…
Measure your dog’s neck right behind the ears, select chain thickness on the lightest gauge that holds its shape (typically 2.25 mm for small/medium dogs and 3.0-3.2 mm for large…