Best Equipment for Reactive Dogs
What's the worst thing that can happen with your reactive dog?
A Lot - Unfortunately!
Don't take the risk of your equipment breaking or your dog slipping out of their harness or collar and going after another dog or other animal - keep your dog and others safe with equipment sized for their weight and designed specifically for them!
Keep your Reactive Dog under control
Designed for Medium - Large - Extra Large Dogs
No-Pull Leash
Turn any harness with front and back connection points into a no-pull harness.
Handheld Leash
Strong leashes with rated locking leash clips can reduce the risk of hardware failure.
Adjustable Long Line
Available in 10' and 15' lengths.
Using a longer leash can reduce tension on the leash and give your pup more room to explore.
Heavy Duty Waist Belt
Most commercially available hands-free leash belts aren't up the amount of power a large dog can generate - this buckle has a break strength of over 500lbs!
Medium Duty Backup Strap
Backup your system and reduce the risk of accidental breakage or escape with a leash backup strap.
Heavy Duty Backup Strap
Designed for the biggest pups! Ensure your pup won't become an "escape artist" by breaking or slipping out of their gear.
Double Backup Strap
An alternative to a backup strap, much better than trying to use two leashes on your dog! Adjustable & Strong.
Vest or Bandana
Let your dog "speak" for themselves with a vest or bandana that communicates "No Dogs" or "I Need Space".
Training T Shirt
Ensure your message can be read from a distance with extra large text. Multiple messages available.
Muzzle
I do not make muzzles, but I do recommend them for reactive dogs! Check out The Muzzle Up Project for resources.
Resources
If you're looking for a Certified Applied Animal Behaviorist & published book author, I highly recommend Patricia McConnell, Ph.D
Check out her book "Feisty Fido" and her seminar available on DVD about Treating Dog-Dog Reactivity.
Her article about Reactive Dogs:
Resources
This is another wonderful website for both trainers and dog guardians, by World-Renowned Aggression Expert Michael Shikashio, CDBC
Check out the articles, podcast, free webinars, and more!