A great collar is one that’s safe, comfortable, durable, and fits your dog’s lifestyle. Our collars are lightweight yet sturdy, made with recycled materials, and designed to stay secure during all kinds of outdoor adventures.

Putting a harness on a dog correctly ensures comfort and safety for your furry friend. Here’s a simple step-by-step guide on how to put a harness on your dog:

1. Place the Harness – Gently slip the harness over your dog's head.
2. Secure the Straps – Fasten the buckles and ensure all straps are properly positioned.
3. Adjust for Comfort – Tighten or loosen the straps so the harness fits snugly while allowing you to fit two fingers between the harness and your dog’s body.
4. Attach the Leash – Clip on your favorite dog leash, and you're ready for your next adventure!

Choosing a leash relies on several factors, such as where you plan to walk the dog and your dog’s training. Generally, you want a leash that is comfortable for you to hold as well.

• Hands free leashes are good for short walks, outings where you may carry things, and activities like hiking if your dog knows not to pull.
• Rope leashes are generally durable, lightweight, and comfortable to hold for extended walks. Our rope leashes come in two thicknesses: thin (8mm), which we recommend for small dogs and puppies, and standard (10mm) for everyone else. We also offer a 6m long rope leash for those needing extra length.
• Retriever leashes (also known as slip leads) combine a collar and leash into one, making them easy to put on and take off—ideal for training, agility, or quick transitions.
• Long leashes are good for letting your dog run around while maintaining control and training for various specialty tasks.
• Flat leashes are strong and comfortable to hold in your hand thanks to the soft woven recycled polyester tubing. It's perfect when you want your dog to walk closer to you, in urban environments or when training in obedience. The dog leash packs light so it's easy to take with you wherever you go.