Leashes

If you’ve ever had a pitbull lunge after a squirrel in -20°C weather while you’re trying to keep your footing on icy pavement, you know exactly why a standard pet shop leash won’t cut it. The American Pit Bull Terrier is a medium-sized powerhouse—males typically weigh 16-27 kg (35-60 lbs) with incredible strength concentrated in … Read more

If you’ve ever attempted walking two dogs with separate leashes during a Halifax snowstorm or along Vancouver’s seawall, you already know the struggle. Tangled leashes, crossed paths, and the constant juggling act of managing two leads in one hand whilst trying to scoop poop with the other — it’s exhausting. Enter the double dog leash … Read more

If you’ve ever wrestled with a soggy, smelly nylon leash after a rainy Vancouver walk or watched your leather lead crack in an Ottawa winter, you already know the problem. Traditional dog leashes weren’t designed for Canadian weather — but waterproof biothane leash options absolutely were. What makes biothane so remarkable for Canadian conditions? Unlike … Read more

Picture this: you’re navigating a rocky trail in Banff, scrambling over roots and boulders, when your dog spots a marmot and lunges sideways. With a traditional hand-held leash, that scenario ends with a twisted wrist or worse. But with a hands free running leash for trail running, the pulling force distributes across your core, your … Read more