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Recommended equipment for training your puppy/dog:

Updated: Jun 9



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Here is a list of items recommended for you to get for training your dog.


 

We understand that choosing the right gear for your pet is essential for their safety, comfort, and your peace of mind. That's why we've curated a selection of top-rated leashes and harnesses, tailored to suit various needs and preferences. Whether you're looking for something durable for those long hikes, a stylish option for everyday walks, or a harness that ensures maximum control and comfort, we've got you covered.  The 3-in-1 harness is excellent for clipping the leash in the front, especially if you have a dog that likes to pull a lot. Using a leash that clips both on the front and back will help you control your dog better. It also helps to evenly balance out the pulling on the back or the front.


A 3-in-1 PetSafe harness:

 

Double connecting leash:


Handle for the leash:


 Clicker training is a popular positive reinforcement technique that can help shape your pet's behavior precisely. A clicker is a great tool to mark the correct cue or behavior you asked your dog to do. Please read our blog on clicker training here: https://www.amysmtndogtraining.com/post/how-is-a-clicker-beneficial-for-training-your-dog

Paired with the right treat pouch, it makes training sessions smooth and enjoyable for both you and your pet. A treat pouch is very helpful to put your treats in rather than your packet. Treats are great to reward your dog when they do something right!


Clicker:

 

Treat pouch:


We know that finding the perfect snacks for your furry friend is key to rewarding good behavior, and supporting training efforts.


Treats:

Lastly, having a flatbed, mat, or rug helps teach your dog to lie down on something when told to do so.


Bed:

 
 
 

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