My favorite dog walking leashes.

I train and walk dogs professionally every day, which lets me try many different leash models and brands. When choosing a leash, there are a few things I look for: high-quality, durable materials that will last for years; comfort and a good fit for the dog; and gear that is easy to put on and take off. And of course, cute designs thatContinue readingMy favorite dog walking leashes.

Best books on dog training

Perfect Puppy In 7 Days by Sophia Yin It’s a geeky way to learn about puppies and dogs. With 176 pages and over 400 photos, Dr. Yin explains why puppies do what they do, how even minor modifications in their environment and your inter-actions can dramatically affect their behavior, and how quickly they can learn when you set them up for success. ThisContinue readingBest books on dog training

How to keep your dog cool in a summer heat.

The SF Bay area is experiencing a major heat wave this summer! This article recommends some tips for quickly cooling your dog and products that will keep it cool longer. Learn to recognize signs of overheating. First, let’s quickly overview the signs of your dog overheating. During hot summer days, dogs that exercise too much or cannot regulate their body heat can getContinue readingHow to keep your dog cool in a summer heat.

Calming solutions for dogs

This list covers calming solutions beyond prescribed medication. It can be used during stressful events, such as staying home alone, fireworks or storms, or if your dog is sound sensitive and needs help staying calm. These solutions can slightly or significantly reduce stress levels in your dog, but they are not guaranteed to create a miracle. Some of the listed items help aContinue readingCalming solutions for dogs

No-pull harnesses for dogs who pull on a leash

For strong pullers and dogs who are hard to control on a leash, I recommend using a no-pull harness with a front clip and, ideally, a double connection leash. The front clip reduces the effect of pulling, and the double-connected leash gives you a little bit more control over the dog. Ideally, you use a no-pull harness as a temporary solution while trainingContinue readingNo-pull harnesses for dogs who pull on a leash

Puppy Teething Toys

Around 12-16 weeks (3-4 months) your puppy’s adult teeth will emerge and replace milk teeth. Teething comes with lots of discomfort, so puppies relieve it by chewing on things. And unless provided lots of different chew toys and teething chews, they will end up chewing and biting on everything: furniture, shoes, socks, wooden sticks, and even your arms and legs. Get your puppyContinue readingPuppy Teething Toys

My favorite dog products of December [video]

On my youtube channel I published a new video about dog products that I enjoy the most this December. Watch the video to learn more why do I love those products so much. Below you can find links to the products as well to everything mentioned in the video. My favorite products for December:â–¬ Interactive food toy BOBALOT by Starmarkâ–¬ Food Puzzle TOPPLContinue readingMy favorite dog products of December [video]

The Ultimate Gift Guide for Dog Lovers

What better way to celebrate than by spoiling our beloved dogs and their humans with some amazing gifts? Whether it’s for adventure, training, or just some cozy time, these gifts will surely bring joy to every dog lover’s heart. In this holiday gift guide I will feature following products: Wildebeest Farallon Field Day Bag, Outward Hound Food Puzzles by Nina Ottosson, WestPaw Toppl,Continue readingThe Ultimate Gift Guide for Dog Lovers

Best Dog Harnesses – Recommended by Dog Trainers

If you are working on leash skills with your dog, training them not to pull or exploring the world of walking your dog on a longline you should invest in a good harness. Unfortunately the majority of harnesses sold online are not gonna last long, will have a poor fit and end up be extremely uncomfortable for your dog, and last but notContinue readingBest Dog Harnesses – Recommended by Dog Trainers

Dog Muzzles 101: When to Use One, Safety Tips and Recommended Brands.

Muzzles often have a negative reputation, and muzzled dogs are seen as scary by people. However, it’s important to understand that muzzles are not meant to be a punishment or a tool to make a dog’s life miserable. Instead, muzzles serve as a safety tool, ensuring the well-being of everyone involved: the dog wearing the muzzle, the people or other dogs she encounters,Continue readingDog Muzzles 101: When to Use One, Safety Tips and Recommended Brands.