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Hiring a dog walker is a big help—but finding the right person takes a little homework. The right walker keeps your dog safe, follows your routines...

When another dog, bike, or sudden noise sparks a reactive response, quick, calm actions can stop escalation and keep everyone safe. This guide focu...

Walking a dog in the city is part choreography, part courtesy. Busy sidewalks, faster-moving bikes and scooters, and distracted people create a lot...

Leashes are so ordinary we rarely think about them — but their design has changed a lot over the years. Every major step in leash technology solved...

A well-fitted harness should let a dog move naturally. When it doesn’t, the subtle ways a harness sits on the chest and shoulders can change how a ...

Curious how hard your dog actually pulls — and whether it’s doing harm? Leash pressure isn’t just about annoyance or arm fatigue. Sudden, high forc...

Walks are one of the best parts of dog ownership—fresh air, mental stimulation, and time together. But the outdoors also brings hazards that change...

Deciding whether a behavior problem is a training issue or a medical concern can feel overwhelming. The good news: there are clear red flags that p...

Taking your dog on the road or by air can make a trip richer—but it also brings a layer of planning. The right leash and harness setup, a few safet...

Big behavior changes don’t always require big interventions. Consistent, tiny shifts in how you approach walks—what you say, how you hold the leash...

Leash laws are one of those basics every dog owner should know—but they aren’t the same everywhere. Rules that apply in one town can be different d...

A quick gear check takes 30–60 seconds and can prevent a lot of worry. Before every walk, run through this simple leash-and-harness inspection to c...