The right equipment can be a real asset to properly groom your dog. All dog groomers should have the basic supplies such as brush, comb, and scissors. The right tools for the type of coat of the dog also aid grooming. Long coats require different grooming tools than smooth, wirey, and curly coats. The right equipment will make the job easier and smoother. Cage Dryer: This type of dryer is designe...More on Sled Dog Supplies
The head halter is a hybrid piece of equipment. It is the latest politically correct, morally proper tool that feeds into a dog owner's desire to treat their dog companions like humans. The theory behind a head halter is that where the dog's head goes, sooner or later the rest of the body will follow. The head halter is an adaptation from halters used for horses. The head halter looks inviting an...More on Sled Dog Supplies
Certain tools are required to properly groom your dog. All dog groomers should have the basic supplies such as brush, comb, and scissors. Long coats require different grooming tools than smooth coats, wirey coats and curly coats. The following is a list of tools you may need for grooming: Boar's Bristle Brush: This brush works great for removing the undercoat of long-coated breeds and also helps ...More on Sled Dog Supplies
Just like a small child who needs your complete attention and care, choosing supplies for your dog needs consideration, too. You want your dog to have food, treats, toys, and other necessities that are safe and healthy. There are so many choices for anything that you buy for your dog that it is often confusing or hard to decide. Dog Food and Treats Your dog's needs should be the main concern whe...More on Sled Dog Supplies
A dog should be fed in a dish, bowl or some other type of container. Putting food on newspapers or directly on a cage floor or the ground risks the food to contamination from the surroundings. This method can also contaminate the surroundings, draw flies, increase parasite transmission and soil the dog's coat. You don't need to purchase dog food bowls if you have other suitable containers to use....More on Sled Dog Supplies
Many dog owners want to use an alternative to a collar, especially when they have a dog that pulls. They often don't want to use a choke or spike collar. There are several alternatives that dog owners may try. Dog Head Collar Millions of dog owners are using dog head collars, also called "gentle leaders." These are not muzzles. A muzzle completely covers the dog's nose and mouth, and the dog can...More on Sled Dog Supplies
The right length and width of a leash has more to do with the height of the handler and the size and weight of the dog. A tall handler with a small breed of dog will want a leash long enough to allow enough slack for comfort but not too long to have control of his dog. A short handler will want a shorter lead, especially if they have a large breed dog. Heavier dogs need wider, stronger leads. You...More on Sled Dog Supplies
Many new dog owners are initially horrified at the prospect of using a crate for a puppy, but their attitude changes once they understand the use of a crate from a dog's perspective. Canines are den animals. They naturally seek out spots for rest that are sheltered and secure. This is why family dogs often lie under a table, underneath a bed, or in dark closet. They are simply following a deep-sea...More on Sled Dog Supplies
Once your dog is completely brushed, combed, and tangle-free, he is ready for the bath. Before you start the bath, you should gather all the necessary equipment and grooming supplies so that you can easily reach what you need when you need it. You want to avoid having to leave the dog unattended to go in search of shampoo, scrub brush or some other item. A wet shaking dog running around the house ...More on Sled Dog Supplies
Cleaning up after your dog, especially if he is a big dog or sheds anything he can get his teeth on, generally requires more effort than expense, but some commercial cleaning products are expensive. If you'd like to reduce the expense of cleaning up after your dog, try some of these lower cost alternatives. *Baking soda makes an excellent, cheap alternative for cleaning marks from walls. It also ...More on Sled Dog Supplies
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