For this O List, we found both fun and functional items—from food to sweaters to litter boxes—for your favorite fur friend.

What's the best leash for a dog who pulls? Baker prefers a standard 4- to 6-foot-long leather leash for dog ... Why don't we recommend prong, choke, and e-collars? We only considered no-pull ...

Transporting service dogs to training sites and the vet will be much easier for a local service dog training organization, thanks to the generosity of three local ...

Retractable leashes can sometimes make your dog more difficult to control." In San Francisco, dog trainer Shoshi Parks recommends a no-pull harness with a leash clipped to a dog’s chest rather ...

Their dog models are sporting one-of-a-kind collars made from all sorts of materials — and it’s not just different fabrics or fibers. These cones also repurpose everyday household items such ...

The shortening system on the SR-1 is a bit more complicated than with the PVC ropes we recommend, as it has a metal collar with a tiny ... The Elite Jumps Custom Beaded Jump Rope is easy to ...

If you own a dog who refuses to go potty when on leash or are pet sitting a dog whose bladder goes on strike the moment a leash is attached to his collar, rest assured you are not alone! "Shy bladder, ...

Kristin, who had been holding Aussie's leash from the front seat, explained that the Australian Shepherd liked to hang her head out of the back seat car window - and often did so with no problems.

A GPS fence solves this problem, along with several others. As a SpotOn, Halo, and Tractiv owner, I’m excited to share what I know about these GPS dog fences and smart collars. At the end of the day, ...