• 2 large zippered side pockets
• 2 zippered mesh panel for viewing & ventilation
• Inside safety hook attaches to collar
• Firm padded base for your pets comfort while sitting or reclining
• Telescoping handle with 2 locking positions

Product Description

The stylish lightweight case that converts to a backpack or rolls along on wheels to keep your pet safe and warm during travel.

Ethical Fashion Pet Weekender on Wheels Travel Carrier Features:

* 2 zippered main panel allows for easy placement or removal of your pet * Mesh privacy cover * Backpack storage panel * Padded shoulder straps * Removable inner fleece liner * Pets up to 20 lbs * Measures 20″L x 15″W x 10″D
$39.99
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Ethical Fashion Pet Weekender on Wheels Travel Carrier

Ethical Fashion Pet Weekender on Wheels Travel Carrier

Sign up for Olympic Labradoodles puppy training program with your purchase of an Olympic Labradoodle. This video shows training at 10 weeks, 12 weeks, 21 weeks, and 72 weeks. Find out more at www.olympiclabradoodles.com.

• Available colors: Black, Blue, Green or Red
• Designed for maximum comfort and convenience when hiking
• Removable pack takes weight off dog during rest stops
• each pack is 15″ x 9″

Product Description
The Quick Release Dog Backpack with Removable Pack and Quick Release Leash Holder provides maximum comfort and convenience for your dog when hiking, camping or just on the go! This custom designed backpack is easy to remove or reattach during rest stops. The Pack attaches securely to harness with Velcro. The superior design features large storage pockets, extra strong nylon durability, and easy to access to pack’s contents. Available in 4 colors, Black, Blue, Red, and Green. 4 sizes to choose from: Small fits up to 18 pounds with a girth up to 25 inches: Medium fits from 18 to 50 pounds with a girth of 26 – 32 inches: Large fits from 50 to 79 pounds with a girth of 30 – 40 inches: X-Large fits 80 pounds and over with a girth of 36 – 48 inches
$27.00

X-LARGE – BLUE – Outward Hound Quick-Release Dog Backpack

X-LARGE – BLUE – Outward Hound Quick-Release Dog Backpack

• Aluminum not plastic
• Outdoor or indoor use
• Very durable

Product Description
You are buying a 2 1/4″ x 4″ embossed aluminum License plate. This plate is embossed on a blue coated aluminum plate with white letters, suitable for long life outdoor or indoor use. Great for your pet dog house. “MY BEST FRIEND” lettering is not embossed but pad printed.
$3.50

BO Dog Name Plate for Dog House. Over 400 Names Availaible. Type in “Name” Dog Plate in Search. Your Dog Name will show up.

BO Dog Name Plate for Dog House. Over 400 Names Availaible. Type in “Name” Dog Plate in Search. Your Dog Name will show up.

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Dog training can be a difficult task. It takes time for dog to learn so; you need to be patient in teaching your dog the commands.     You need also to use some dog training equipment that will aid you in the training. The training equipments will help you simplify the process of training and learning. Dog training equipment covers a wide range of device for the corresponding training or behavior modification that you want to teach to your dog. 

The basic type of basic training equipments are dog leash, dog clicker and dog collar. Dog leash is one of the basic training equipment that is used for training dog obedience. It is a piece of lead line may be made of nylon or leather. Leashes are available in different size, styles and materials. Another piece of basic training equipment is the dog collar. It is may be made of nylon or leather. Collars might be used for identification, control and other purposes. This also comes in variety of size, collar, style and materials used. Training collars are typically used for training only and not left on the dog’s neck all the time, as some collars can be harmful or dangerous if left on a dog unsupervised.

There is also the dog clicker which is a very simple, yet effective dog training tool. It is a technology derived from the study of operant conditioning in behavior analysis. These are used during instruction and dog training and consist of a plastic box with a metal tongue inside. One of the challenges in training an animal is communicating exactly when the animal has done the behavior that the trainer is attempting to reinforce. This box creates a series of clicks when the tongue is pressed, which will get your dogs’ attention. The dog clicker is used to inform the dog that it is performing well, or to call your dog in off leash training exercises.

Specialized of specific training such as dog agility, there is also device that will help a dog handler or trainer. For dog agility training, some of the basic equipments comprise a playground of obstacles/stations, including weaves poles, jumps and much more. To get the work done, get the right tools that will help you in the training.

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• Adjustable padded shoulder straps distribute weight evenly over back
• Waist strap for added stability and comfort
• Safety leash collar attachment provides added security
• Well ventilated sides
• Pratical side and front pockets

Product Description
A hands free pet carrier for pets up to 20 lb. Perfect for cats, dogs, rabbits, ferrets and other small animals. Keep your pet comfy and close with this safe, easy-to-use design. Drawstring top, padded bottom, vented sides and a zipper pocket for keys, leash, etc. Tough 600 denier nylon fabric is soft, yet sturdy and durable. Waist strap for added stability and comfort.
$24.99
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Front Carrier – Medium – Fashion Plaid

Front Carrier – Medium – Fashion Plaid

If you are taking an adult dog to training class for the first time you can expect to be assessed by a trainer, either individually or in a small group of newcomers (depending on the size of the school) before being assigned to a class. The size of classes and the arrangement of training levels generally depends on the size of the school.

Many schools have puppy classes, which offer very basic training such as heel work, sit and stay. Their main purpose though is to begin the puppy’s socialization with other puppies and with people. These classes are lots of fun for both puppy and owner.

The next level up is a beginner’s class, which may have untrained adult dogs as well as graduates of the puppy class. Again, the training is basic, but teaches the dogs essential skills such as heel work, sit, stand, drop, stay, and basic on-lead recall (more…)

Sit boy! Sit! Just how do we get our new puppy to sit and listen to what we say? The rewards of dog training are immeasurable. The training will stimulate your dog’s mind as well as establish you as the alpha dog. It’s a wonderful activity or project that you and your dog will enjoy. Your puppy will be eager to learn and eager to please. Now just why would it be important to establish yourself as the alpha dog? Dogs have a pack mentality and you are part of their pack. I am sure that you want to be the leader of the pack. Keep training sessions confined to about 15 minutes in the beginning. Using treats is a very important part of the training. Just like you when your new puppy is learning and working they (more…)

While there may be no Victoria Stillwell or Cesar Millan in your neck of the woods, there are certainly lots of other dog trainers in your area. Choosing one from the many may feel like an overwhelming task and dog owners may feel a bit uncertain on where to start. Of course, choosing a good dog trainer should take more effort than randomly picking a name from the phone book or choosing the one within walking distance. Here are some helpful tips on how to narrow the number of choices;

-Ask around

A good place to start is by asking a referral. You want to know that the actual trainer has received good feedback by others. You do not want to be the first to discover the trainer is not for you. You can start by asking shelters, grooming facilities, breeders and even better, veterinarian offices. They may be able (more…)