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Dog Products On Sale
Though it's important to remember that no product or toy can replace the joy that our dogs (and us!) get from doing thing with us, they're still very much essential to help us fulfil our dog's needs.
Using a crate for timeouts.
Do use your dog's crate, especially during puppyhood, as a reward and when your dog's feeling like resting.
We've found items on sale so you don't miss out!
Here's a list of dog products we think you'll like, but above all.. that are currently on sale on Amazon! (As sales and offers start and end at all times, we'll do our very best to show you the most up-to-date items.)
Apparel & Accessories
Trainer's Comments: Purchase to your heart's content! Just make sure that your pooch feels comfortable, by socializing them to the items regularly, especially when there's no immediate need.
Like trying on winter gear for short periods during summer or fall.
Beds & Furniture
Trainer's Comments: To help your dog's beds last, make sure you allow your dog access to it only when he/she truly feels like resting, to limit destructive chewing, as well as alternatives to chew on like frozen Kongs.
Carriers & Travel Products
Trainer's Comments: Practice having your dog go in and out of these items regularly and randomly. The more you can practice prior to when you actually need them to be comfortable with them, the better.
Chew Toys
Trainer's Comments: Keep these on rotation to make them feel more interesting to your dog. Stuff the ones you can and freeze them so you're never caught empty handed with a dog that's looking for something to nibble on.
Collars, Harnesses & Leashes
Trainer's Comments: Go with harnesses for added safety, collars for your dog's tags, flat leashes for indoors and walking.
Crates, Houses & Pens
Trainer's Comments: Associate all of these items with relaxation, by limiting your puppy's access to them when they're not feeling mellow or like they want to rest.
Dog Party Decorations
Trainer's Comments: These are mostly for people and aesthetics. But do make sure that your dog isn't afraid of balloons above all.
Doors, Gates & Ramps
Trainer's Comments: Perfect to better manage your dog's environment, but make sure that you are still supervising if you have a puppy, to limit and redirect any chewing.
Feeding & Watering Supplies
Trainer's Comments: Doggy water bottles and enrichment toys over bowls and regular containers any day!
Food
Trainer's Comments: Your vet knows best. If you're not too happy with their recommendations, consult a different vet(s). You can also check out our Facebook Breed Groups page and join a group that corresponds to your dog's breed, where you can ask other pet parents what worked for their dog.
Food Puzzles
Trainer's Comments: My favourite item on this list! Start with getting one that isn't too hard but not too easy either. Once they've figured it out, you can go for the next level, or you can throw it in a wider cardboard box, wrapped in old towels and let your dog snuffle!
Grooming Supplies
Trainer's Comments: Reach out to your groomer to see what they recommend, but the main appeal with getting your own supplies is that you can help socialize your dog to them, in preparation for their future groomer appointments.
Health Supplies
Trainer's Comments: Your vet knows best. If you're not too happy with their recommendations, consult a different vet(s).
Housebreaking Supplies
Trainer's Comments: You'll need pee pads and cleaning products, but above all you will want to get to know your pup's bladder, by logging the amount of time in between pees, to know when to take them outside.
Poop Bags
Trainer's Comments: Poop. There's not much to them since your dog won't be interacting with them. But you might want to look into the brand you go with, to see how they go about making their bags.
Rope Toys
Trainer's Comments: Have a few of these, and of a different texture and size. Oftentimes you can also hide small pieces of your dog's treat in them, for additional mental stimulation.
Snuffle Mats
Trainer's Comments: Super versatile and a great way to help your pup mellow out after very stimulating activities. Why feed from a bowl, when you can use a fun snuffle mat?
Squeak Toys
Trainer's Comments: Wonderful to get your dog engaged in play. Rotate them to keep your dog interested in them when it's time to play.
Toy Balls
Trainer's Comments: Get a variety of these! Some that you can stuff and freeze like a Kong, and some that can be used for fetch, and others made of different materials.
Toys
Trainer's Comments: No matter what toy you get, make sure that it's used mostly with you so that you can create the engagement you want, and be sure to put it away when you're done, leaving out only toys that won't get destroyed with chewing.
Treats
Trainer's Comments: The smaller the pieces the better/healthier and more it can be used for training. Double check with your vet to prevent allergies, and keep a close eye on your dog for any health related side effects when first trying a new flavour.
Tug & Pull Toys
Trainer's Comments: Great for burning physical energy, building a lot of engagement with your dog, and gaining their attention in highly distracting environments.
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