
BARKS & RECS
OUR FAVORITE daily use products
I am not a doctor. If you are having medical issues with your dog, you should consult your vet. My dogs have all responded well to these products, but your dog might not. I do NOT receive any compensation for the recommendations on this site. If I post a link to a product, it's because I like it, trust it, and use it with my own crew every day.

OraVet Dental Chews
Let's face it, no one is using a toothbrush on their dog, even though they know they should. That's why I'm so glad I found these poultry-flavored treats. They fight tartar and plaque buildup and my kids love them. The downside is that they turn their poop green and they're a little pricey.

The Honest Kitchen Perfect Form Digestive Supplement
This is my go-to whenever anyone in my crew gets an upset stomach or has loose stool. It's got natural ingredients like papaya leaf, plantain, and slippery elm which create a paste to coat the stomach. It's also great to use when transitioning foods.

Rogue Pet Science Healthy Weight
Gus goes through periods where I cannot get weight on him to save my soul. During those periods, I add this to his food until he looks healthy and then I stop until I need to use it again. It's made of eggs, sprouted barley, and dried sweet potato. He loves it and it doesn't bother his guts.

Native Pet Bone Broth
While no one in my house is a picky eater, this would be a great addition as a topper for those who are. It's loaded with collagen and protein from grass-fed beef. If your pup can't handle beef, it also comes in chicken and turkey formulas. I'm actually a big fan of everything from this brand and highly recommend them.

Douxo S3 Pyo Mousse
This product claims to be the #1 non-prescription topical brand used and recommended by veterinarians in the U.S. on dogs with skin conditions. I believe it. It contains ophystrium, a natural ingredient that helps support the skin's physical barrier so the skin stays hydrated and soothed while it's doing its antibacterial, anti-yeast work.
OUR FAVORITE walking PRODUCTS
I try them so that you don't have to. I do NOT receive any compensation for the recommendations on this site. If I'm posting a link to a product, it's because I like it and use it with my own herd every day.

Trail Runner Multi-Handle Heavy Duty Dog Leash
This heavy duty leash made from durable nylon webbing is great because it has multiple hand grip areas, allowing you to control how much leash your dog gets. High-visibility 3M reflective stitching throughout the entire length of leash ensures you will seen in all conditions.
OUR FAVORITE training tools
Any tool can be problematic when used improperly or incorrectly. Always consult a trusted and experienced trainer before adding any new training device to your training toolbox. I do NOT receive any compensation for the recommendations on this site. If I post a link to a product, it's because I like it, trust it, and use it with my own crew every day.

20-ft. Training Lead
We initially used this lead as a tool for recall training. Now we use it on our e-collar outings. We have the dogs spend the first 5 minutes of our planned off-leash sessions tethered to a lead so that we can get them decompressed before turning them loose. This way, we set them up for success, not failure.

Vital Essentials Freeze-Dried Mini Nibs
I'm a big fan of Vital Essentials Mini Nibs because they're dual purpose. A big 14-oz. bag lasts forever when we just use them as training treats but I know we can also use this as a meal if I get into a jam for some reason. Each formula — beef, chicken, duck, rabbit, and turkey — is made from a single protein with no extra ingredients.











