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In this video I discuss my favorite service dog and general dog training gear that was so important to me that I packed it on this two month long trip. I show you my favorite service dog vest, service dog leash wrap, service dog leashes, dog coats, treat pouches, and more!
My Favorite Gear:
👉🏽 Bold Lead Design Leashes: amzn.to/3ujygya
👉🏽 Blue-9 Multi-Function Leash: amzn.to/3QEvGdH
👉🏽 Tactipup Collar: www.tactipup.com/collections/...
👉🏽 Apple GPS AirTag: amzn.to/46cYDmM
👉🏽 GPS Collar (I just take the conductors off if you don’t use the e-collar part): amzn.to/40J4teh
👉🏽 Blue-9 Harness: amzn.to/3G5UHJX
👉🏽 Service Dog Vest and Leash Wrap: www.patienceandlove.com/
👉🏽 Other Leash Wrap Options: amzn.to/3QIN9lb
👉🏽 Ruffwear Fanny Pack: amzn.to/3MMjV3J
👉🏽 Cotopaxi Hip Belt: amzn.to/47zflh3
👉🏽 Ollydog Adventure Bag: amzn.to/3ukN5AJ
👉🏽 Stretchy Belt for Treat Bag: amzn.to/3QYzOqe
👉🏽 Ollydog Treat Pouch: amzn.to/47yBgoK
👉🏽 Silicon Food Pouch: amzn.to/3G12V67
👉🏽 Ruffwear Swamp Cooler: amzn.to/3G130GX
👉🏽 Pommpa Pink Coat: amzn.to/3R1L5pG
👉🏽 Boots: amzn.to/3Rc4STL
👉🏽 Goggles: amzn.to/3SFFabh
My Favorite Dog Training Books:
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Training Treats:
👉🏽 Happy Howies Meat Log: amzn.to/3qFmMAa
👉🏽 Beef Liver: amzn.to/3B7VVS0
👉🏽 Rawwble: amzn.to/3BHlMlc
👉🏽 Vital Essentials: amzn.to/3S2F0aq
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Fanny packs are awesome. The only thing I would put in the pockets for my dog is a medical card and possibly a bottle of medication. But this little guy is nine weeks old so we don’t have to worry about that for a little while.
Yep! Definitely light items and medical card are items I would consider putting in pockets. Congrats on your new puppy!
Can you do a video on how to train them to get used to the boots? I'm guessing it's just put them on and treat then and distract them with doing known behaviours but it would be good to know if I'm right.
I've been told you need the boots on their back feet if you use the escalator as they are less aware of back feet than the front. Heard it's also possible that the boots can make the dog overheat quicker in hot weather as they can't sweat through their paws. Is that right?
The absolute best!!!!! Down to earth.....informational......great delivery....easy to understand........AND.......so refreshing to see and hear someone open minded and treating our SD's as beings not robots....living and breathing helpmates that are by our side helping us navigate our way through this world. Love your training methods and I am putting them into action. Great to hear someone that I agree with on so many levels. Thank you for you time and commitment to bringing us amazing content continuously!! Blessings n PeaceRobb
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Thank you so much for this
Couldn’t agree more
@@One_eyed_penguin Thank you
@@DoggyUdo you still work for fedelco ?
@@carishields7834 I do not. I work full time for myself creating videos.
I’m training a protection dog ( since I can hurt myself/others really badly) and this is really good thank you! PS : yes I know he’s not allowed in not pet friendly stores he is just like home and walks
Awesome information ❤
Thanks so much for this video!! Amazing 👏 ❤
Thanks Michelle!
I travel drawing caricatures with my PSA and mobility german shepherd. I have found that the k9 storm vest without balistics is the best. Keeps people from trying to pet my dog and has a handle to help me get up, and or carry the dog in case she got injury on the job. We also bought the maxpedition tote. She can help carry groceries and the small bag folds up and is durable enough to be held in the mouth with weight. Being a veteran and miss thrills of being out at sea the vest is also positive bouyancy. I can also do bucket list items with her like hot air balloon rides. For a leash i use the dyneema leash modified with a kong frog carabiner. Is loops back around her neck when not in use.
Can you please do a video on building confidence? Both at home and in public/new places?
All the trainers looked sketchy, aka using a prong collar on an already scared dog.
I'll add it to my running list of video ideas! :)
I loved this I have a guide dog that is a standard poodle and I love bold lead designs leashes and patience and love vests and leash wraps really helps because my guide isn’t what people think of as a guide dog
Thank you so much for the video! Very helpful information. ❤
I have a puppy and we are still just learning.
So glad you found it helpful! Check out my puppy playlist as well as my full Service Dog Training playlist for more videos! :)
We love your videos! I am being trained as an ESA and we love all your content. We just were wondering if you would or could do a video on gear for the smaller sized pups? Thanks so much for all your content. I am now 14 weeks old and because my dad watches your channel I am learning how to use my place , walk on a harness, sit, stay, know my name and make eye contact and can lay down. Of course I have a long way to go. Be safe on your trip.
Hey Fred! All the gear that I mentioned would work for smaller sized dogs as well! :0)
Thank you for sharing your gear.
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My dog carried my keys and my cards with my money because I need to know exactly where they are for easy access and use. I kept the poop bags hanging from my loop over my shoulder of the multi function ĺeash so ì çould always ĝrab them.
Horse was a ɓattleship of a dog but he rarely if ever carried a lot, to make it easier for me to get what he carried.
Great Video! 🦮🐾♥️
Thanks Kamber!
This video was helpful I have a service dog in training and I’ve been looking for a winter jacket that doesn’t impede movement
Glad it was helpful! I like my Pomppa coats, and also use some of the ruffwear coats. but Pomppa is my go-to!
Love your videos! I have the bold lead designs atlas multi function lead in Brahma. I love it! Thanks for sharing your training videos too!
Thanks Shari!
@@DoggyU I have a question for you I don’t need any help. I already have a trainer for my dog she’s in training to be a service dog if she were to go to the bathroom in public and in any store does that mean she could not be a service dog anymore?
@@faithfix6013 If your dog is not potty trained and has accidents in stores, they are not currently ready for service dog work. if your dog gets sick and has an accident, you need to clean it up and can be asked to leave the store. But if it's a one-time thing where your dog is legitimately ill, that would not disqualify them long-term from being a service dog, just from working until they are not longer feeling unwell. But, in general, dogs that aren't trained to eliminate outside only can not be service dogs.
I get all my vest & wraps from Patients and love on esty
It's a great company!
I’m new to your channel and am loving it. We’re starting the psychiatric service dog training for my daughter. Quick question, do you have a video on how to get your dog used to the boots?
Glad you're enjoying the channel! I don't have one specifically on boots but I do have one on vests. The overarching concept is the same. Slow intro, and then with boots specifically, don't let them just panic and walk around in them like you see on tiktok. Put them in them, feed feed feed, take them off without them moving anywhere. Then in your next session, put them in the boots and then immediately engage them in something fun like a walk. Hope that helps! th-cam.com/video/UY5ch2FY_jU/w-d-xo.html
Laura, you and your babes are an answer to my prayers :)
So glad the videos are helpful!
This helps me so much! I’m completely new to service animals and on a budget. So, I’ve been managing w/what I have but I need gear!!!
Do u always mark and indicate a fully trained dog? Mine is beautiful and pll tend to comment on him ALOT. N I’m not sure if a best w/markings will attract more attn to him. Thx so much ur videos are a great resource! ❤
I do use a vest anytime I'm in a non-pet-friendly location and in many pet-friendly locations as well. Doing so generally minimizes interactions, but doesn't eliminate them.
@@DoggyU Tysm ur channel helps so much. I enjoy your content.
@@Southerngrl You're welcome 😊
This was a fun video, thanks for sharing your gear recommendations. What did you say the name of the leash was that you recommend for a puppy?
Glad you enjoyed it! All the products are linked in the description: 👉🏽 Blue-9 Multi-Function Leash: amzn.to/3QEvGdH
How much longer until your puppy comes to you?! So excited to see!
Ugh. The momma is taking her sweet time coming into heat 😭🤣. So I’m still waiting … impatiently lol!
Office Space!!! CoolWhip doesn't need "37 peices of flair" either!!!
Finally!! Someone got it! Love it!! 💜💜💜
What is the best watetbottle to take on daily bases like to school etc.?
I generally just take whatever waterbottle I have, and then bring a small collapsable bowl for them to drink from like this style: amzn.to/4aP3XAl
I live about a 5 minutes' drive from Bold Lead Designs so when it comes time for my SDiT to get his mobility harness, I'll be able to bring him in for his measurements so I know they will be accurate. I have a several months before that happens, though, as he is only 6 months old. BLD is expensive, but I can't think of a better place to get his mobility harness.
You meant to say you have a year and several month, right?
@shakeyj4523 no, I meant to say he has several months to go.
@@danawalker9417 Ah, so you are going to harm your dog by doing mobility too early. It tells me all I need to know about you.
@@shakeyj4523 let's not argue semantics, Karen. "Several" is a general term. Growth plates generally remain open in large breed dog between 18 to 20 months old. I've actually talked to someone at BLD and they said I can't even get him measured for a harness until I get him x-rayed to make sure his plates are closed, so relax Karen, he's not getting any mobility training until he is old enough. He's learning basic service dog task and public access, so chill out, Karen.
@@danawalker9417 Ah yes, the expected attack and name calling instead of learning. That's ok. I had a bet going at my Veterinary office, and they thought you would answer that you had actually taken your dog to a vet instead of a STORE to get evaluated. I bet against you AND predicted that you would attack instead of be a nice person. But thanks. I needed the cash. And it's actually quite a lot. People thought you had a brain and were nice. Boy were they wrong.
So I have a German Shepherd and he obviously has a lot of hair. Would the ruffwear swamp cooler thing be good for keeping him cool? We live in the southern USA so it gets hot here.
I have used it successfully with coated German Shepherds. It's not a "game changer" per se but I think it is generally helpful. They can also be helpful to keep the sun off their back. I would opt for their bulkier, longer one with more coverage: amzn.to/49STKSG
I’m definitely a gear nerd 😂
lol me too!
What do you think of martingale collars?
I think a nylon martingale can be a great safety measure for dogs that may back out of a collar or whose head is smaller than their neck. Alternatively, you could use a double strap harness to prevent backing out, while you're working on training your dog to be able to feel comfortable in their harness or collar.
I don't use them as corrective tools.
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Do i have to have more than two vests? I just want a heavy duty harness and leash for i case my dog gets attacked on duty or just ‘out in the wild’. Some patches and that kind of stuff, i don’t think we’d need special vests for going somewhere.
I'm not really sure what you mean by this. I like to have a harness that means we're doing hiking/walking etc. and a vest that is specifically for work so that the dog understands when they're "on duty." Hope that helps!
@@DoggyU I don’t even know what I mean by this, I think the point is; is it necessary to have more than 2 vests?
@@ZestySp1cee Legally, under the ADA you don't even need to have one vest. However, I do recommend a vest that denotes your dog as a service dog and having only one vest is totally fine.
I make biothane gear and looking for sponsors if you're interested. I also messaged you on Facebook about it.
I'm not taking on any new partners or affiliates at this time but I'd be happy to test out your gear if you're looking for feedback!
My 10 month old puppy suddenly decided people are scary. No fear of other dogs. Used to be very friendly to people.
Hey TruWeecks! This sounds like a fear period. I would do some research on fear periods in adolescent dogs and back off of people interactions for a bit while you ride this out. Lots of decompression walks and in-home confidence building games.
none of this gear is required by law. Read ADA
That is correct. None of this gear is required. And, some of it makes life easier, or your dog more comfortable and/or safer from certain weather :)