Dogs Are Something Special
With a decade of experience in dog rescue, I am a small online shop in Virginia, USA. I sell a curated selection of safety products for dogs. I invest my time to research safety claims so that you don’t have to, in order to ensure your dog’s safety.
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Special Deals
Enjoy these great deals for items that we're discontinuing from our inventory!
We support dog rescue and adoption
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Quality Matters
Safety products need to work reliably. We stand by what we sell.
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Particular Sourcing
We approach manufacturers and craftspeople directly to purchase the best products at the best prices.
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We're Here for You
We offer friendly and personal service and are happy to answer any questions about your dog safety needs.
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Carbon Neutral
The amount of carbon that each order shipment releases is calculated and then carbon offsets are purchased to make the shipment carbon neutral.
From the blog
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Leash Thoughts - Part II, Teaching Calmness
Continuing on from my first Leash Thoughts post, I want to share my technique for teaching a new dog how to deal with strange dogs walking by and avoiding leash...
Leash Thoughts - Part II, Teaching Calmness
Continuing on from my first Leash Thoughts post, I want to share my technique for teaching a new dog how to deal with strange dogs walking by and avoiding leash...
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Help! My Dog Eats Poo!
Our dogs are so sweet and loving, we'd do nearly anything for them. We buy them pretty collars, coats, call them affectionate names... and then they go and do something...
Help! My Dog Eats Poo!
Our dogs are so sweet and loving, we'd do nearly anything for them. We buy them pretty collars, coats, call them affectionate names... and then they go and do something...
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Leash Thoughts - Part I
Over the many years I've been walking my dogs, I've had some observations and developed some thoughts about leashes. The first thing I've noticed is that some dogs are more...
Leash Thoughts - Part I
Over the many years I've been walking my dogs, I've had some observations and developed some thoughts about leashes. The first thing I've noticed is that some dogs are more...
