Check out the latest review of our Summit Backpack! Jen over at My Brown Newfies & Me blog has a wonderful review of the EzyDog Summit Backpack and calls it “a great backpack that is durable, functional, comfortable and easy to use. A great product for most dogs who like to hike!” Very kind words! […]
A few reasons to put a coat on your dog – Important for winter weather!
Posted on February 6, 2013 Written by
Dogs wearing clothing may be cute, but sometimes there are great reasons to put a dog jacket or coat on your pooch. Many experts point to how long dogs have gotten by without wearing coats as a good reason they never truly need one. But here are a few reasons why you might want to […]
Three basic accessories every dog owner should know about
Posted on January 30, 2013 Written by
All dog owners know there are certain types of products and accessories they need, but brand new owners might not be aware of all the helpful products out there. Here’s a breakdown of the three basics pet owners should keep on hand. Dog Leashes The type of dog leash you need depends on you and […]
Questions answered: Double dog leash extensions equal less work
Posted on January 28, 2013 Written by
Many pet owners have more than one dog to walk. While this requires more of a commitment and often the multiple purchase of things like dog leashes, it can be a great deal of fun for both pets and people. It can also be tiring and frustrating if one or both dogs pull, lunge and […]
4 reasons why you need a multi-function dog leash
Posted on January 26, 2013 Written by
In a world of products for dogs, there are many different types of leashes to choose from. It’s also possible to buy one dog leash that you can use in a variety of situations. The Vario 6 multi-function leash offers you the ability to use it as a leash of two different lengths, use it […]
How training with the right dog harness can promote good behavior
Posted on January 24, 2013 Written by
Bad doggie behavior is something that’s learned rather than something that comes naturally to “problem” dogs. When raising children, it’s important to teach good behaviors and discourage the bad ones. Owning a dog is much the same. If you let a dog do things like continually bark, chew and pull on his leash, he’ll continue […]
Teaching your dog leash training may be easier than you think
Posted on January 22, 2013 Written by
Teaching your dog to walk calmly on a dog leash can make outdoor activities much more rewarding. This is best taught to a puppy, but even adult dogs can learn not to pull and lunge against their leashes. As with any behavior, an older dog may simply take longer to learn. Follow these good dog […]
Dog life vests – a small investment could save your dog’s life
Posted on January 20, 2013 Written by
Labrador retrievers and water spaniels, among many other breeds, seem to have swimming in their bones. But even among breeds that can normally swim well, there are bound to be a few individual dogs that simply aren’t comfortable swimming. And then there are the breeds, like bulldogs, that simply aren’t built to swim. A bulldog […]
EzyDog Featured Blogger Interview: Montecristo Travels
Posted on January 18, 2013 Written by
This week we’re kicking off a new feature here at the EzyDog blog: interviews with some of our favorite dog bloggers. Every month, we’ll pick one or two smart, helpful dog bloggers from around the web and bring you—our readers—a useful, information-packed interview. Sound good? Let’s kick things off with an interview from Montecristo, the […]
Everyone buckled up? Tips on dog safety restraints
Posted on January 14, 2013 Written by
We all love to take our pets with us when we can. And we’ve all seen dogs riding with their heads out the window, clearly unrestrained in a car. Maybe we’ve even done that with our pets. They seem to love the air rushing past their muzzles. But it’s important to be sure that our […]