Yes. For safety reasons, all dogs must be on a leash when arriving at and leaving Abigold. Even though Abigold's kennel is securely fenced, it is very important that your dog is under your control at all times from the time he leaves your car until he is placed in his indoor/outdoor run. Other dogs may be arriving at and leaving the kennel at the same time your dog is arriving or leaving.

Yes. Dogs are required to be leashed in the National Forest. Horses are permitted throughout the National Forest unless otherwise posted. Horses are not allowed in campgrounds other than Indian Creek Equestrian Campground.

All pets must be dropped off on a leash with a Mud Puppies approved collar and a tag with pet’s name and phone number or address. Please read details in our Application Package.

Yes! All dog walking dates are done on leash. This ensures that your pet will not run away and consequently be injured or lost. Our liability insurance requires that all dogs are kept on a leash.

Your dog must always be on a leash when outside if you do not have a fenced yard. When walking your dog a leash is required to keep them safe.

There is a small receiver on the dog's collar that picks up a digitally encoded signal from a transmitter. Innotek's receiver collars vary in size, and dogs as small as 5 pounds can wear the collar comfortably. Properly fitted, the collar should be snug, allowing enough room for one of your fingers to fit between the dog's neck and the collar. The miniature size and weight will not cause any distraction or discomfort.

This is currently a requirement of law and you can be fined quite heavily for allowing your dog to be in a public place without a tag bearing your name and address. It is also worth noting that a straying dog with such information on its collar is normally returned directly to the owner saving the expense of claiming the dog back from local authority kennels.

No. In actuality, you are only lifting a portion of the weight of the dog's rear hind-quarters. Click here to see a home video regarding our product.

Yes and no. We can make a leash that goes with any fabric collar, and we can make a leash to go with most ribbon collars, but there are always a couple ribbons that are only made in certain sizes. That is where the solid leashes come in. We can mate your new collar to a coordinating leash that accents it nicely. That is why we have to say yes and no to

For some dogs liking to rush ahead, if you tie the leash on the harness, it would make the harness and droppings device incline aside; we suggest host to tie the leash on dog's collar before it drops. For some tender dogs that will closely follow host's steps, you can directly tie the leash on the harness to carry it along.

The only parks that have dog off leash areas are: Shawnee Mission Park, Heritage Park, and a new area on the Kill Creek Streamway (95th St. entrance point). Each of these has an enclosed fenced area. Shawnee Mission Park and Heritage Park have a swimming area for dogs. Kill Creek Streamway has a creek, but the banks are too steep and the water is generally only a few inches deep. None of the other parks has an off leash area.

Absolutely not. Once the dog realizes this leash helps them walk, he/she will be eager to help you place it on them. It is easy as placing a head-end leash on an animal.

YES. Only one dog is off-leash in class at a time. It is important that your dog has a good “come” command as he may be distracted and want to run over to other dogs. YOU must be more interesting to your dog than all the other dogs in class.

There is a small receiver on the dog's collar that picks up a digitally encoded signal from a transmitter. petgearsupply.com receiver collars for dogs as small as 15 pounds can wear the collar comfortably. Properly fitted, the collar should be snug, allowing enough room for one of your fingers to fit between the dog?s neck and the collar. The miniature size and weight will not cause any distraction or discomfort. Make sure that if your petgearsupply.

Give a Bordetella vaccination if the dog is going to be boarded in a boarding kennel during your vacation. Remember to have your pet wormed every time it gets vaccinationed, especially when it is a puppy.

That's not surprising. There are two veterinary organizations in the United States. They disagree on the most important canine issues such as feeding, vaccinations, and dental care. Your vet no doubt belongs to the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA). The health information on my web site comes from vets who belong to the American HOLISTIC Veterinary Medical Association (AHVMA).

Answer It is pretty common for dogs to yank on their leashes when they're walked--they're out in the big, exciting world, after all, and they want to see and smell everything they can. It can become quite a problem, though, particularly if you're walking a dog that weighs almost as much as you do. It can be hard on your dog, too--she's putting a lot of pressure on her neck and her trachea (windpipe) by pulling against her collar. A Gentle Leader may be the simplest solution to this problem.

No. The Sheepy Sleeves (padded sleeves) which fit over the leg loops are made of Neoprene and are very soft. Our dog harness will not chafe your pet. We are sending some photos as promised of our beloved Shepard Cody. We just returned from a few days on Cape Cod and took some recent photos of Cody wearing your "Bottom's Up Leash." We are so grateful to you for coming to our rescue - we find the vets here have not been helpful - they say there's nothing that could be done with his illness.

Most people have heard of "kennel cough", but what are the signs seen? Is the disease serious? How can I protect my pet? Learn these answers and more in this FAQ.

Kennel services are not available at Dorney Park & Wildwater Kingdom. Information on area kennels may be available through the Lehigh Valley Convention & Visitor's Bureau by visiting www.lehighvalleypa.org or calling 800-747-0561. Dorney Park & Wildwater Kingdom does not allow outside food or beverages inside the Park. Guests who prefer to bring their own food and beverages may use the Public Picnic Pavilion located just outside the Park Entrance.

We recommend you do not attach these to a bark control collar to avoid the probes protruding into the dog’s neck and risking damage to your dog.

Yes, you may bring your dog to the Forest, but leashes are required in some areas, including some designated wilderness areas, all developed campgrounds, picnic areas, and day-use areas. In most other areas of a National Forest, including trails, dogs are not required to be on a leash, but they should be under your control at all times. We recommend that you keep your dog on a leash when you are around other forest users, other dogs, or are in bear country.