Leashes, leads, and check cords for training dogs If you plan to train your retriever, there are many tools you will need. But few are as important as a good leash or check cord. It doesn’t matter if your goal is an obedient family dog or a stellar hunting dog. It all starts with a lead or leash. Types of dog training leashes and leads There are various types of leads or … [Read more...]
Secure Roaming with the Sky Track aerial dog run by Rover Roamer
Orders are shipped out every day until 12 noon on Fridays PST. Great for camping, hiking, parks, fence-less yards, and outdoor events, the portable Sky Track utilizes a zip line, trolley system to provide multiple dogs maximum range, mobility, and safety. Customize the length of the track for multiple dogs up to 500ft using our specifically designed, phosphorescent … [Read more...]
The Best Canmore Off Leash Dog Parks
The BestCanmore Off Leash Dog Parks Looking for the best Canmore Off Leash Dog Parks to take your pooch to this weekend? Canmore is such an amazing place to have a dog as part of your family. My wife and I have a running joke that “all the dogs in Canmore are happy” because they get to share this wonderful area with their families. As a homeowner in Canmore though, yard space … [Read more...]
Our suggestions for dog-friendly outings in the Outaouais!
1. A winter hike in Gatineau Park (Collines-de-l’Outaouais) Gatineau Park offers more than 10 kilometres of winter trails where dogs on a leash are allowed. In a wooded and snowy setting, you can walk on four main trails, three of which are beginner level: from the Hull sector, the Pioneers Trail (1.3 km) and the Capital Pathway (1.6 km), and from Old Chelsea, the Sugarbush … [Read more...]
Handling On-lead Aggression
Perhaps one of the most embarrassing behavior problems is a dog who acts aggressively on leash, whether towards dogs, other animals or people. Often these dogs do not exhibit any aggression when off leash. Though puzzling to owners, the difference between off leash and on leash behavior offers a clue to the problem as well as the solution. Recognize that on leash aggression … [Read more...]
6 Best Off-Leash Dog Parks on the Gold Coast for Exercising Your Furry Friend
There are many off-leash dog parks on the Gold Coast for exercising your furry friend, so if you’re searching for a place to exercise your dog, you’ll find it here. Letting your dog play freely in a safe area intended for dogs will allow your pet to socialise and become a healthy and happy dog. It is also an excellent chance to bond with the family or get to know other dog … [Read more...]
The Best Dog Parks & Off-Leash Areas in Atlanta
Ready to get outside and enjoy some beautiful sunshine? Well, your dog is too! Enjoy some outdoor time with your pup at any one of these 12 best dog parks and off-leash areas in Atlanta. Atlanta is a big city, which means lots of options! But how do you find the best dog parks in Atlanta? Don’t worry, we’ve already done the research for you. If you’re tired of being cooped up … [Read more...]
On-Leash Etiquette, Management and Reactivity
It can be helpful to understand and appreciate the inherently frustrating situation we put our dogs in a lot of time. Dogs are highly social animals and when we put them on a leash they are set up for frustration by the sight of people and dogs they cannot access. If this happens repeatedly, the frustration becomes associated with these stimuli: barking and aggressive displays … [Read more...]
Saskatchewan Dog Parks, Dog-Friendly Trails, Beaches and Off-Leash Areas
Pet Friendly Home » Dog Parks & Beaches » Saskatchewan (SK) Here is a list of leash-optional dog parks, paths & trails, and beaches in Saskatchewan. Please be sure to always pick up after your dog, dispose of the bag appropriately, and show good dog park etiquette at all times. Are you visiting Saskatchewan with your dog? Find a pet-friendly hotel. This list is believed … [Read more...]
The 5 Best Harnesses for Dogs That Pull, Tested With Real Dogs
What to Know About Dog Harnesses Harness vs. Collar While a collar is great for keeping ID tags on your dog, a harness may be a better choice in some cases, especially for dogs who pull. You’ll still need to do some training to teach them how to walk on a leash, but it’s a useful tool for pet parents struggling with pullers. “Harnesses help pet parents keep control of their … [Read more...]