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Meghan's equipment recommendations and tips!
My favorite type of collar and one that my dogs wear all the time, is the Martingale collar. There are many tools out there for dog's. If you're not sure where to start, you can never go wrong with a martingale.
If you feel like you need a training tool, like a prong or E-collar, please speak with a professional dog trainer before purchasing! DO NOT throw one on and use it because your neighbor said it would work. There is a right and wrong way to use it. If you're looking to not use the tools for long on your dog, then speaking with a professional is the most important.
Martingale Collar
This collar comes in handy for everyday uses and training. It's great for keeping your dog from backing out of the collar, and great at releasing training pressure at the appropriate times. You want to buy the type that slip over your dog's head. You can buy these collars with basic nylon collars (pictured), printed on nylon or customize your own collar.
Mind Stimulant toys
I'm all about making homemade dog puzzles that tire your dogs out mentally. But this toy is worth the purchase. All of my dogs, including my pig enjoys this toy.
The large Bob-A-Lot can hold close to two cups of food. The dispenser at the bottom has a slidable door that controls the amount of food that comes out. Small to med/large dog kibble works in these.
PB & Pumpkin Treats
Outlander's first dog treats! Peanut butter and pumpkin, packed with coconut flour for protein. This simple, four ingredient dog treat is great in training and won't crumble to crumbs. It's been taste tested and enjoyed by different dog breeds and one toddler.
Ingredients - Peanut butter, Egg, Coconut flour, Pumpkin. All dog friendly!