does your canine companion have a hard time containing himself while on walks? fortunately, there are a few special harnesses and halters available that can provide some quick relief and make walking your dog easier. today, we’ll look at two of the most popular choices — the petsafe gentle leader and the petsafe easy walk harness — to help you choose the best one for your dog. head halters like the gentle leader help you control the direction of your …

muzzles can be used by pet parents for a variety of reasons, but the most common is to prevent biting. muzzles come in multiple varieties, such as snap closure dog muzzle, buckle closure dog muzzle or a reflective dog muzzle, but choosing the best dog muzzle is determined by your canine’s behavior. the basket dog muzzle allows a dog to open and close his mouth. a muzzle might be necessary for the sensitive pup who bites during visits to the …

head haltersfor dogs,commonly sold as the gentle leader, halti or snoot loop, are devices that fit over a dog’s nose and neck. head halters fit similarly to a halter on a horse; the leash attaches just under the mouth. head halters are beneficial training tools, but there is also the possibility for misuse. not every dog is a candidate for a head halter, but the devices are valuable in certain training situations. owners with limited physical ability walking a hard-to-control …

these vary in length from 3m to 50m, and give you a glorious peace of mind when teaching your puppy to come back when you call them. and they run in the opposite direction. we recommend you use a 2-metre training lead, attached to a harness. they’re never ethical, nor offer a humane way to teach loose lead walking, so we’re always going to recommend normal collars. you know, those that don’t choke dogs and rather let them breathe.

and after 40 walks with our dogs the leash proved slow to fray, didn’t trap odors, and retained its shape out of the wash. there’s not a lot more you can ask for in a leash. most municipalities have laws requiring dogs to be on a leash except in designated areas, with citations and fines for scofflaws. megan johnson, owner of the animal house, emphasized the importance of balancing quality and price: if a leash is more expensive, the owner …