Brands We Worked With
Helping dog owners make informed decisions through unbiased product reviews and educational articles since 2018
We started Dog Gear Review after realizing how hard it is to find in-depth, unbiased reviews and guides for different product categories. We understand the challenges of finding reliable information and aim to highlight the strengths and weaknesses of each product to help dog owners make informed decisions. We believe that the needs of every dog and owner are unique, and our goal is to help you find the best gear for your dog.
Brands We Worked With
Hurtta was founded in Finland with the goal of offering products that can protect dogs from the elements. Today they are among the best-known dog gear brands around the globe! They create well-designed, durable products that will last for a long time regardless if you use them on steep trails or strolling on city streets. Today let’s look at their Razzle-Dazzle Midlayer Dog Coat!
MAOGOUBLUE was established in 2019 and focuses on independently designed pet gear, including collars, leashes, harnesses, and sets for dogs and cats. The China-based company combines comfort, and aesthetics in its products creating functional designs. MAOGOUBLUE aims to offer high-quality pet supplies at competitive prices.
Non-stop Dogwear is a Norwegian company that has rapidly grown over the past decade, with their products now available in over 1,000 stores across 22 countries. While they focus on equipment for skijoring, canicross, and other pulling activities, they also offer a range of other products, including dog jackets, collars, leashes, and human gear. Today we are focusing on their unique dog boots, the Contact Bootie High!
Pomppa specializes in creating high-quality dog coats with the mission to improve the well-being of dogs by creating long-lasting and durable products that enable natural and unrestricted movement.
Pomppa is guided by strong values that emphasize the dog’s well-being, valuing each other, and respecting the environment. To extend the product life cycle and minimize their environmental impact, they have recently launched a new RePomppa second-hand online service for used Pomppa dog wear.
Pomppa is a company founded by Meri Alku in 2008, and specialized in creating high-quality dog coats. The company’s mission is to improve the well-being of dogs by creating long-lasting and durable products that enable natural and unrestricted movement.
Alpine Dog Gear (formerly known as Alpha Dog Co.) specializes in durable tactical-style dog products designed for medium/large dogs while they also sell a selection of human apparel. The company is based in Canada but ships internationally to numerous countries, including India, Europe, the United Kingdom, and Australia.
Founded in Nashville, Tennessee, in 2015 by Addison and Emily Edmonds, Gunner is a family-owned company dedicated to creating high-quality dog products with a focus on durability, safety, and functionality. The company partners with over 20 American small businesses to manufacture its products, reinforcing its commitment to supporting local industries and communities.
Axaeco was founded in Gafsele, Southern Lapland, Sweden, in 2007, as a premium dog gear company specializing in high-quality equipment for active and racing sled dogs.
The founder Henry Coronica, has experience with sled dogs since 1997 and participated in renowned sled dog races across Europe. His goal was to deliver innovative, performance-focused sledding products designed with a deep understanding of canine needs.
Non-stop Dogwear was founded in Norway in 2009, and today you can find their products in over 1,000 stores in 22 countries. Their focus is on pulling harnesses, and other equipment for skijoring, canicross, etc., but they also offer dog jackets, collars, leashes, and other products. Today we are reviewing one of their newest coat: the Trekking Fleece!
Non-stop Dogwear was founded in Norway in 2009, and today you can find their products in over 1,000 stores in 22 countries. Their focus is on pulling harnesses, and other equipment for skijoring, canicross, etc., but they also offer dog jackets, collars, leashes, and other products. Today we are reviewing one of their newest coat: the Wool Jacket!
Choosing the right crate for your dog can be overwhelming, especially when comparing premium options like the Ruff Land and Gunner G1 Kennels. Both are highly regarded for safety and durability, but they shine in different scenarios. Here’s how they stack up for various uses.
Since Non-Stop Dogwear launched the new Rush harness, we’ve received a lot of questions about how it compares to their other popular harnesses—the Line and Freemotion. Each harness is unique, with different designs, features, and uses in mind.
I hike alone with Mia, so being able to carry her out in an emergency is crucial to me. Unfortunately, most dog owners don’t consider the need for an emergency plan until it’s too late, which is why I feel passionate about introducing and comparing the four best-known carry-out harnesses/slings.
Floating dog toys play a crucial role in ensuring that water-loving dogs can safely enjoy retrieving objects without the risk of swallowing excessive water, a common issue with larger balls. When choosing a floating toy, it’s essential to consider its visibility and buoyancy, as these factors help dogs easily locate and retrieve the toy in the water.
Generally, don’t leave dogs in the car on warm days if avoidable. This is something that’s repeated on every platform, every summer, and still, many dogs die in cars every year. Cars heat up fast, and dogs can overheat quickly, even on a day that doesn’t feel hot.
When it comes to our dogs, ensuring their safety during walks or outdoor adventures should be our main priority. One crucial aspect of safety is selecting the right gear - especially for dogs who lunge or get scared easily and try to slip out of their harness/collar. However, sometimes it is hard to know which dog harness is the right choice as many of them claim to be escape-proof.
There is a strong pushback against using collars, while most people don’t know about the risks of using a poorly fitted/sized harness. Many seem to think that any Y-harness is safe for dogs, which is not true - especially if the goal is to use it for pulling sports. The unpopular truth is that a poorly fitting or designed harness can cause the same health problems or injuries as a dog pulling in a collar or while wearing a cross-shoulder harness.
Have you heard about the Everything Dogs Box?
They send treats and chews for your dog every month - all from a single ingredient with no preservatives, like rabbit feet, lamb trachea, esophagus jerky, etc. It is like a big sample box, so your dog can choose their favorites!
Choosing the right harness for our dogs is essential to ensure their comfort, safety, and freedom of movement during walks and adventures. Harnesses come in various designs, but in this article, we’ll focus on the three-strap harness and how it should ideally fit your dog. Finding the perfect fit is crucial, as an ill-fitting harness can cause discomfort or even injury to your pet.
As temperatures rise, keeping our dogs comfortable and safe becomes even more of a priority.
Ruffwear offers two similar solutions designed to beat the heat while ensuring our canine companions can still enjoy outdoor activities. In this comparison, we’ll take a closer look at the Ruffwear Swamp Cooler Vest and the Ruffwear Swamp Cooler Harness, examining their features, pros, and cons to help you choose the perfect cooling solution for your dog.