My favorite dog training tools and everyday essentials.

Hands-Free Waist Leash

Your hands-free leash might just become your new best friend! I love how versatile these are for walking, training, and even managing your dog around the house. Sometimes having your hands available makes everyday life so much easier.

PetSafe Easy Walk Harness

Sometimes we need to pick our battles, and walking your dog shouldn’t be one of them! It’s perfectly okay to use tools that make life easier while you’re working on leash manners. This front-clip harness can help manage pulling so you can focus on enjoying your walk together.

Martingale Collar with Chain

If your dog has mastered the disappearing act by backing out of their collar, this could be a game changer! A properly fitted martingale offers added reassurance that your dog will stay safely connected to you. Sometimes that extra peace of mind makes all the difference.

Dog Training Clicker

Sometimes the simplest tools make the biggest difference! I love using a clicker for emergency recall training because it makes the same consistent sound every time, without the panic or emotion that can creep into our voices. It’s also a great tool for getting your dog’s attention and reinforcing good choices. Watch my videos to see how I use it!

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Dog Training Book for Families

101 Dog Tricks by Kyra Sundance

Let’s face it, kids don’t always love following directions, and neither do some dogs! That’s why I love this book, especially for families with children. It makes training fun, encourages everyone to get involved, and turns learning into something kids and dogs can enjoy together. Because training should be about building connections, not just following commands!

Triple Crown Everlasting Treat Ball

One toy, so many possibilities! I love versatile enrichment toys that give dogs something productive to do while we handle everyday life. This one is dishwasher safe, too! Watch my videos to see some of the different ways you can use it.

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iMorde Treat-Dispensing Puzzle Ball

Who says mealtime has to happen in a bowl? Turn part of your dog’s regular meal into a fun activity that encourages thinking and problem-solving. It’s a simple, affordable way to add enrichment without adding another task to your day!

Outward Hound Fun Feeder Slo Bowl

Does your dog finish dinner before you’ve even put the food away? Slowing down mealtime can support healthier eating habits while adding a little mental enrichment. I especially like the sturdy, durable design, and it’s top-rack dishwasher safe. Less rushing, more thinking, and easy cleanup! Yes, my big boy uses the magenta bowl with no complaints.

Ceramic Slow Feeder Bowl, 1.5 Cups

Mealtime is a perfect opportunity to exercise your dog’s brain! A slow feeder encourages your dog to work a little more thoughtfully through their meal instead of gulping everything down. This ceramic option is easy to clean and looks great in your kitchen, too!

Ceramic Maze Slow Feeder Bowl, 2 Cups

A simple way to turn an everyday necessity into a little mental exercise! The maze design encourages slower eating and gives your dog something to think about during mealtime. I love that ceramic bowls are easy to clean, and this one looks nice in your home, too! White seems to be the most affordable option.

Hanging Stainless Steel Water Bucket

Tired of finding more water on the floor than in the bowl? Sometimes the simplest solutions make the biggest difference! This hanging water bucket can help reduce spills and keep your dog’s water where it belongs.

Elevated Cooling Dog Bed

Boundaries help create clarity, and I love how an elevated bed gives your dog a clearly defined space of their own while still enjoying your company! Unlike a traditional bed tossed on the floor, the raised edges create a more obvious boundary, and the sturdy design can make it a durable option for everyday training. Personal space doesn’t have to mean being separated from the family!

Heavy-Duty Dog Crate, 43 Inch

Sometimes investing in the right equipment can make everyday management easier. A heavy-duty crate may provide a more secure space for dogs who need stronger containment. It’s important to choose a crate that fits your dog’s individual needs, especially if anxiety or escape behavior is involved. Not to mention, it is elevated on wheels, with a pull-out tray, to make your life easier for cleaning.