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For nature, hiking, and exploration enthusiasts, discover our selection of gear for walks with your dog: Y-harnesses, adapted leashes, waste bags, and practical accessories. Walk further, together.
For nature, hiking, and exploration enthusiasts, discover our selection of gear for walks with your dog: Y-harnesses, adapted leashes, waste bags, and practical accessories. Walk further, together.
Walking is essential for a dog's physical and mental well-being. It allows them to explore, burn off energy, socialize, and relieve stress. Even a dog with a garden needs daily walks.
Early morning and evening are the best times, especially in summer. Avoid the hottest hours (11 a.m. – 5 p.m.) to prevent heatstroke and burned paw pads.
In town, yes: it is mandatory for his safety and that of others. In the wild, you may unleash him only if his recall is reliable and no local bans are in place.
Yes! Dogs dehydrate quickly and tend to look for a drink on the spot, wherever they can find water. To prevent your dog from getting poisoned by stagnant or bacteria-contaminated water (cyanobacteria, leptospires, piroplasms), take a water bottle with an integrated bowl or a collapsible bowl with you.
Vary the locations, let him sniff around, offer scent games, or incorporate a bit of positive reinforcement training (sit, stay, recall, etc.) during the walk.