Perfect for dogs who can't be trusted on the loose.
343062
Just what I needed for my dog, she loves to run and she can safely with me still holding on to her.
674779
My dogs have these (pink, purple and a camo) for several years now but they scare me so my dogs barely wear them out and about. I have 3 dogs and all 3 have managed to slip out of them when pulling/wiggling backwards (which happens when freaked or refusing to cooperate). I have Italian Greyhounds and when they get scared or want to go back, they wiggle and pull backwards and go stand on their hindlegs then they're out of it before I can blink. So be careful of that! I use these harnesses for car rides since they hold up really well for that (though slide sideways due to them moving a million times around their belt buckle), don't put stress on their neck and it's soft against their thin skin. They're very sturdy, and they look cute. And it's perfect use for when there are no escape chances. But for Iggies who are escape-prone, they're absolutely not the harness to get. Also, because they have wide chests, you need sizes that don't fit perfectly around their shoulders/neck area. So unless you add a collar to it, I wouldn't suggest using these for walks. But as a car harness or at a dogpark, they are very comfy, strong and gentle on their bodies and for that reason alone I stick with these puppia harnesses.
3342374
This slip lead is what I call our "emergency" leash in our 3-dog household. Our dogs love mischief, and although they wear collars I have been surprised before to find out they managed to lose those at the least convenient times. Along with the one we keep very handy for regular use, we keep 3 of these in our emergency go-kit and 1 in each car.

These leads come in different sizes, but in a pinch even the big one will adjust to fit dogs from small to giant. It can even be widened enough to slip over a  "Cone of Shame" easily! Unlike the thin slip leads, this round rope doesn't cut into the dog's neck even if you are dealing with a large, strong dog. The leather piece that slides down to secure the leash at the proper size is very manageable to move, yet tight enough to stay in place.

I use this lead for convenience when I'm taking dogs to the groomer or the vet, so there's no need for an additional collar. It's also been perfect for times when I needed to walk my dog on-leash even in my own yard, due to mobility restrictions after their surgery. There are other situations where using a collar isn't recommended or desired, and this lead is a go-to for those times. And if you're one of those helpful neighbors who are always catching or rescuing loose dogs, this type of lead is a necessity!

Don't scrimp on quality, I had tried other versions of this leash in the past and they do not hold up to regular use. Mendota is pricier initially, but lasts and lasts while still looking brand-new.
15856
This is fantastic for small breeds.  I work long shifts sometimes and my dog recently had puppies and unpotty trained herself during the ordeal.  This keeps her from messing in the house and it also worked as a great isolation for her to heal after her spay.  I'm with other people that have left feedback about it not being strong enough for the typical large dog you'd put in this size kennel.  If they're well behaved this will do the job of keeping them in one place, but I think even a 75lb would work its way out if it really wanted out.  Works for my 4-12LB monsters.
4726428
My dog is a Rottweiler/Shepherd mix. He likes people, but not other dogs. He loves going for walks. It's bad enough when someone with a dog is coming from the other direction. But then there is the problem of people who let their dogs run loose, despite a leash law. There's been a few skirmishes in the past. I tried one of those canvas muzzles. It was terrible. He'd try to remove it the whole time; he was just miserable wearing it. It restricted his ability to pant. This muzzle is the real deal. It has a nice soft cushion that that goes over his snout. The cage gives him plenty off leeway to pant, sniff the ground, and to just do his thing. He got used to it in no time, and lets me put on him with no problems. If you want to get a muzzle for your dog, this is the one to get.
3748917
This is a good and secure lead. It especially is an aide in training your dog to get in the habit of walking next to you.
2830025
I purchased 2 different types of these steps. I was concerned that these steps would not be
secure enough. It turns out this is plenty secure and my dog uses them but will not even attempt
to use the other brand which cost twice as much. I won`t mention the other brand because it is a
good product and my dog`s preference for these steps does not reflect on the quality of the other
brand. I should mention that being able to easily fold these steps up and store them is a big plus
because they take up much less room than the others I purchased. You should also know my dog
weighs 9 lbs.
2512366
We bought this collar for our newly adopted dog who doesn't understand that a fence is there to keep her in the yard and is not part of an agility course. This lovely dog had been a stray for a number of months before we adopted her so guile and independence were part of her vocabulary.  This collar has discouraged her from jumping over the fence and has saved her life on more than one occasion. She hasn't tried to jump over the fence in two months.

The nylon fabric is sturdy and adjustable. The "shock" part of the collar is well made with two metal prongs that come with plastic covers to reduce the amount of electricity. The "shock" has been applied only twice and now all we need to do is vibrate the collar and that's enough to get her attention. She comes running to us as soon as she feels the collar vibrate.

This set is definitely worth the price and we recommend it for training and keeping your dog safe.
3708857
A perfect gift for my friend who walks her dog a lot at night. Everyone compliments her on the leash also because it lights up. No one in her small town had seen anything like it. It makes her feel so much safer and her dog as well.
2903629
the dog restraints that clip into the seatbelt are worthless because all the dog has to do is step on the latch to disconnect. this product secures directly to the car seat restraint anchor so it will not unexpectedly come loose. i know my dog is secure and now i have peace of mind.
4100263
WOOF! These are perfect for dogs up to about 35 pounds. I give our 35 pounder 2 of them, the little guys get one each and they all love them. Good price, trusted product.
4503942
This is the best brand of dog halters. It's the only one our little Houdini can't get out of. It holds her securely without causing her any discomfort.
274750
I recently learned about Martingale style collars when researching ways to control a large German Shepherd. I ended up getting a Freedom training harness for that dog but for my 2 Chihuahuas, I bought 2 of these collars. I was having problems with them slipping out of their regular soft collars and getting out of and tangled in their padded harnesses. Every time I walked them, I was afraid they would get loose.  These collars are absolutely amazing! The collars are wider so distribute the pull force more evenly without making dogs cough and choke.  I am able to control the little male who used to refuse to move if he couldn't go where he wanted. And best of all, they can't pull free of the collar. What a relief!  I can't comment on durability as I have only had them a little while. But I can highly recommend them.  Purchased a small size for each dog.  Their necks measure 11 in. and 12.5 in.  The collar fits the smaller dog on its tightest setting. So she might have been able to go with a smaller size. But the small works well.  For the "larger" little dog, there is still room to adjust either way.  A medium size for him would have been way too large.
3561198
My dog is too stubborn even for this.  He enjoys being electrocuted.  He often runs through the boundary hopping on three legs with the forth one shaking in the air.  We love him he is a Beagle but he can be very determined when it comes to chasing squirrels.  Also it's a bit bulky but he manages it fine.  My friend has the same one for her Shetland Sheepdog her dog is obedient, she also lives in a low squirrel population area so when our dogs play with each other staying in bounds is not an issue.  Also love that I can take my dog to visit and let him loose in her yard without a big hassle of tying him up.
2549121
These are wonderful!  We take our dogs to the beach to run around frequently, but they can't always be trusted 100% to stick by us.  This has given them the freedom to sprint around without having to hang on to wet, sandy long lines.

My one recommendation would be to make sure that you know that your dog absolutely knows the command before you start giving him a zap for not following it, or else he won't understand the meaning of the shock and will become afraid of it.  Our dogs know the meaning of the word "come", but can be selective about following the command.  When our husky decided to test the waters, it took only two or three shocks (both of our dogs respond to level 3, and 4 if they are REALLY determined to do something naughty), and we actually rarely have to use anymore at all.  I can attest that they are completely waterproof, since our dogs will go swimming while wearing them.  I do notice that it will take a second to deliver the shock if the collar has been completely soaked, but as long as the "doors" over the ports are closed tightly it always dries out and continues to work perfectly.

We bought the add-on collar and have two dogs on one remote, and so far we have had no problems with either this collar or the additional one.  You can't use the "reward" beep when you have added a second or third collar to the remote, but our dogs respond well to lots of praise when they do listen to our commands so it doesn't bother me at all.

This is definitely one of those training tools that could traumatize a dog if put in the wrong hands, but used correctly as a supplemental training device these work very well.  I have had people ask me if I think using a shock collar is cruel and I don't think they are at all (when used right)... our dogs do not yelp or cry when we do use the shock on the correct level, but they do respond and come right back to us because they know exactly why they are receiving the correction.  It is definitely not for all dogs, but works exceptionally with ours.
131542
I was very worried about using this product for fear it would hurt my dog. It sat on my counter for 3 days before I even charged it up.  My dog is very stubborn and I thought I would have to shock her on the highest level.  NOT the case.  I only had to shock her 3 times (on level 3) before she learned not to jump the fence.  I am happy to say that she is a much happier dog being able to stay outside by herself, chasing birds and squirrels without a leash.  I even used it on a walk to let her know that I didn't want her to pull.  Again, lesson learned QUICKLY!  I highly suggest this product for people who have dogs that have strong personalities.  It kept me from having to install an electric fence.  Don't be worried.  I am very happy and most importantly, so is she.
26455
I had a rescue dog that almost ruined 2 crates and the trim around the bedroom door and door in 2 days...  A dog with separation anxiety fresh from a shelter needs a crate that can contain it. If the house must be closed up with a dog secured in a crate, this is one that would keep the dog safe unless the dog is VERY strong and very desperate.