Dog Gear Review

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.

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Latest Reviews

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Canelana is a Norwegian company specializing in producing premium wool products for humans and dogs. Their product range includes wool sweaters, jackets, and mittens for humans, as well as wool dog coats and beds. Canelana focuses on quality, ensuring durability, comfort, and longevity. Moreover, their commitment to ethical and sustainable wool production makes them a responsible and conscious choice. Canelana’s dedication to customer satisfaction is evident through their exceptional customer support, which makes working with them a great experience.

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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. Do dogs need boots? The question of whether dogs need boots is a common one among pet owners.

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Canelana is a Norwegian company that specializes in producing premium wool products for both humans and dogs. Their product range includes wool sweaters, jackets, mittens, and training vests for humans, as well as wool dog coats and beds. At Canelana, quality is of utmost importance. All of their products are crafted using only the finest wool materials, ensuring durability, comfort, and longevity. Moreover, their commitment to ethical and sustainable wool production makes them a responsible and conscious choice for customers who care about the environment.

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Non-stop Dogwear was founded in Norway only ten years ago, 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. The Details of the Non-Stop Dogwear Glacier Wool Jacket 2.0 The Glacier Wool Jacket 2.0 is a durable and comfortable winter jacket for dogs, designed to keep them warm and dry in harsh weather.

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Muttluks is a Canadian pet products company that was founded in 1994 by Marianne Bertrand. The company started as a home-based business selling high-quality boots for dogs and has since expanded to include a line of pet products, including paw balms and dog coats. The company prides itself on compassion and sustainability, sourcing local suppliers and raw materials to reduce its carbon footprint. Muttluks also uses omnidegradable plastic packaging, which biodegrades naturally in soil or water through microbial action.

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Spark Paws is a company that was established in 2017 to provide high-quality and affordable pet essentials. The founders started the company because they were having a hard time finding suitable clothes for their French Bulldog, and they wanted to create a place where customers could purchase quality pet products without breaking the bank. Quality is their top priority, and they use meticulous craftsmanship to create their products. About the Spark Paws Anti Pulling Y-Harness Set The Spark Paws Anti Pulling Y-harness Set includes their Anti Pulling Y Strap Harness, with a perfectly matching Neoprene Leash and a poop bag carrier.

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Kurgo is a company founded by brothers Kitter and Gordie Spater, inspired by their love for dogs and the outdoors. The company creates travel and safety products to make adventuring with dogs easier and safer. Kurgo’s products are designed to be simple, durable, and need-based to enhance the time spent outdoors with your pup. Kurgo values the bond between dogs and their owners, striving to create consistently high-quality products backed by a lifetime warranty.

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Kurgo is a company founded by brothers Kitter and Gordie Spater, inspired by their love for dogs and the outdoors. The company creates travel and safety products to make adventuring with dogs easier and safer. Kurgo’s products are designed to be simple, durable, and need-based to enhance the time spent outdoors with your pup. Kurgo values the bond between dogs and their owners, striving to create consistently high-quality products backed by a lifetime warranty.

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The Ferplast Company was established in 1966 with their first product being a birdcage for hunters with plastic-coated wires. In the beginning, not many believed the company can be successful but now they offer 4,000 products produced in their three plants in Italy, Ukraine, and Slovakia. They export to 85 countries and have 107 international patents. Today we review the Ferplast Atlas Scenic SUV Dog Crate that we have used for over 6 months.

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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. Pomppa is guided by strong values emphasizing the dog’s well-being, valuing each other, and respecting the environment. They have recently launched a new RePomppa second-hand online service for used Pomppa dog wear to extend their product life cycle and minimize their environmental impact.

Latest Articles

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What is dog fitness? Canine conditioning can play a huge role in keeping dogs healthy but is especially important for working or sport dogs to reduce the risk of injuries and enhance their performance. Appropriate exercises can be started even with young puppies to teach them how to balance and control their bodies while working their brain with low-impact, safe tasks. Specific exercises can help with body awareness, balance, flexibility, mobility, speed, and muscular strength, leading to improved performance and reduced risk of injury.

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What is a dog treadmill? Why would a dog need a treadmill? Dog treadmills are versatile tools that can be used in a variety of settings. They are used to prepare sport or show dogs for events, vets use them for gait analysis, and they can also be used for rehabilitation after an injury (with the supervision of a physical therapist/vet). Depending on where you live, there might be times when it’s too hot or too cold outside to exercise the dogs safely.

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The holiday season is just around the corner, so it was time to create our gift recommendation list for dogs for 2022! We only recommend products that we tried and liked because we all want to find gifts that will be a success. In times of overconsumption, we want to provide a list of functional and well-made products to ensure they will not just sit in the corner or be thrown out after a few days.

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Dark days are here, and most of us need to face walking in the dark before or after work, so this is the best time to collect a few different options that provide visibility for our dogs! When thinking about visibility, there are passive or active options: passive being a reflective harness or vest that only lights up when, e.g., a car’s headlight shines on it. Active solutions are different LED collars, leashes, and other lights that you can add to the dog’s gear.

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We know how hard it is to find exciting or unique toys the dogs will not ruin in the first 5 minutes, so Zulu and Mia worked hard to test out a few options for you over the last weeks! They are not super hard chewers, but both of them are hard on their toys, so our requirement for this list was to find toys that the dogs are excited about, AND the toy needs to survive at least three days of play.

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Do you have a dog who only cares about food? Here are a few ideas on how to make their holiday season even more special! ;) All the high-value treats in this article can be combined with a puzzle toy or a treat dispenser to create the perfect Christmas gift bundle! Bonus Bites Freeze-Dried Treats Mia-approved high-value treats for your Christmas list! The Bonus Bites Freeze-Dried Training Treats are single-ingredient treats, so you can safely give them to dogs with food allergies.

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Dog puzzle toys are here to entertain and challenge our dogs, but they are meant to be used with supervision. Many articles confuse them with treat dispensers that can be used while the dog is left alone. For example, a Kong or similar hard rubber toy that can be stuffed with treats is an enrichment toy but not a puzzle toy. Puzzle toys are meant to provide mental stimulation and can be used to redirect the dog’s attention when they are stressing about a thunderstorm or need to be on crate rest after surgery.

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What is a Coyote Vest? How does it protect a dog? Why would a dog need a coyote vest? We have another article going into all these topics, but I wanted to have a summary here as well. Coyotes typically stay away from people and dogs, but our town has a serious problem with coyotes who were born in the town and are not afraid of cars, people, or even big dogs.

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While many think dog and human treadmills are the same, and companies are just trying to make more money by repacking them into seemingly dog-specific products, there are actually a few significant differences. Five reasons why dogs shouldn’t use a human treadmill Some dogs can run on a human treadmill, but regularly exercising the dog on a treadmill is not great for either the dog or the treadmill. Here are a few reasons why.

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What is a dog treadmill? How does it work? Treadmills provide a way to exercise the dog when the weather doesn’t allow it to do that safely outdoors. There are motorized and non-motorized dog treadmills. The motorized ones are similar to the human treadmills, with a few crucial differences that we address in a separate article. The non-motorized versions work by the dog powering them and pushing back the “carpet/belt” or slats in case of a slatmill.