The concept of light-up dog collars may seem strange to some, and to others, these silly devices seem like some kind of gimmick. However, when you truly begin to understand how light-up dog collars work and what features are available for providing your dog with a safer night walk, you’ll likely change your mind. Does …
Fabric dog collars are some of the most popular dog collars purchased for our canine counterparts throughout the world. These collars are easy to clean, hold up well to wear and tear, and are generally comfortable for our furry friends. However, some fabric dog collars can be stiff around the edges or contain materials that …
For the past few years working in the dog industry, my primary role has been working with dogs who have serious anxiety issues, come from traumatic backgrounds, or were not properly socialized as young puppies. Dogs like these tend to all have one thing in common – they are not the best walkers. And there …
Whether it’s small dog prejudice or an actual fact, there is a common opinion floating around amongst dog enthusiasts that small dogs bark more frequently than large dogs. In fact, I think the exact term is that small dogs are “yappy”. My personal and somewhat educated opinion as an unbiased small dog owner is that …
I’ll admit it. I’m one of those dog moms who’s kind of dog-accessory obsessed. I love all things dogs, from doggy jackets to hair accessories, to blinged out dog collars, to funny dog ID tags. So you can imagine my excitement when I learned about dog collar charms. Adorable little additions to your dog’s collar …
For many dog owners – myself included – integrating their anxious dog into society can be a nightmare. Whether it manifests as a stubborn tail between the legs, crying, whimpering or even short-tempered aggression, many dogs unfortunately experience feelings of immense stress and anxiety that impact their ability to ingratiate themselves into their community. Arya …
Ah, the cone of shame. If your dog hasn’t experienced it yet, she will soon. Designed to protect your dog’s wounds, injuries, and stitches from her own curious teeth, the cone of shame — ahem, the recovery collar — is a must-have. But some recover collars are more dignified than others and allow for more …
Looking after a puppy is a challenging task for anyone. When your puppy can take his first steps outside into the big wide world, it’s important that you both feel safe and comfortable in the environment you’re in. For a puppy, suddenly having lots of new smells, people and noises around causes a lot of …
It’s not easy being the owner of a dog who pulls on the leash, especially when that dog is a large and powerful pooch. Throughout the years, many trainers and dog experts have shared their opinions on the best way to alleviate pulling dogs, but which methods work, and which methods make the pulling worse? …
A dog collar is an essential bit of kit for any dog owner. We do often also recommend using a harness though, especially for dogs that pull a lot, have particularly thin or delicate necks, or for those breeds that are prone to throat problems like laryngeal paralysis or collapsed trachea. Even if a dog …
I brought my Alaskan shepherd, Eira, home the week of my birthday. Even though my toddler hated it when she howled, we all loved our half German shepherd, half Alaska malamute puppy. I started training her right away and was shocked by how quickly she picked up “sit” and “down” and even, sometimes, “stay.” But …