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When it comes to full-body dog gear for wet and muddy conditions, the Hurtta Mudventure Overall ECO and the Non-stop Fjord Raincoat Overall are two great options. While they share the same goal: keeping dogs dry and clean, their materials, and features cater to slightly different needs. After testing both extensively tyhis spring, we’ve compiled a comparison to help dog owners choose the right product.

A Y-harness can be a great choice for everyday walks, training, or hiking — but only when it fits your dog’s body correctly. A harness that’s poorly designed or ill-fitting can cause chafing, restricted movement, or even long-term physical issues.

Updated with more options on 03/02/2025

Different Types of Enrichments

Enrichment activities address different instinctual needs, like chewing, sniffing, and digging to reduce stress and make the dogs happier. Enrichment can be training new tricks or starting a new sport, walking in a different environment, letting them sniff in a park, or walking on different surfaces.

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.