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Screw the spiral into the ground and then attach your dog's lead to it.This leaves your hands free.Ideal for In the garden At the campsite Etc. Size8 mm x 40 cm pawisenieuw

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This brush is perfect for removing loose and dead hair.These pins make it easy to remove loose hairs. The brush detangles the hair while combing. The handle has an ergonomic anti-slip grip (soft rubber) so the brush won't slip out of your hand while brushing. Ideal when your dog is moulting!SizeS: 7.5 cm L: 11 cmColour supplied at random.

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Flea comb for dogs.Easily removes fleas, flea eggs and flea larvae from the coat. This comb is also often used to remove dirt and debris from the coat. The handle has an ergonomic anti-slip grip (soft rubber) so the comb won't slip out of your hand while brushing. Number of pins: 70Size21 cm Supplied in assorted colours.

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Simple but effective nail clipper for your dog.This nail clipper has a safety guard so you can't cut the nails too short. The handle has an ergonomic anti-slip grip (soft rubber) so the clipper won't slip out of your hand while trimming.Size15 cm Colour supplied at random.

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This whistle can be used to teach dogs certain commands. With frequency lock Soft sound Ideal for training Individually adjustable Size:8 cm

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Pawise Dog Agility Training Set Great set consisting of cones and plastic poles. You can easily set the poles to the desired height, making training more and more fun and challenging. Storage bag contents6 cones - Ø23x30cm 3 plastic poles - 78cm Work out with your dog Quick and easy to set up For indoor and outdoor use

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Clicker training is a very animal-friendly and effective training method that can be used with all animal species. This Pawise clicker is easy to hang on your wrist, trousers or belt while training.The training methodA clicker is a small box containing a metal plate. When you press it, you hear a metallic click. Clicker training is a training method in which the animal learns to associate its own behaviour with an event in its environment. In practice, this means that when the animal shows desired behaviour, it is rewarded by its owner. The animal will want to show the desired behaviour more often because it brings something positive. Undesired behaviour brings nothing, but is not punished either. This makes this training method very animal-friendly. To give an example of how this kind of learning works: if a dog knocks over a bin once (its own behaviour) and then finds food (positive consequence), it will show this behaviour more often. On the other hand, if it does this several times without finding any food (no reward for the behaviour), the behaviour will eventually disappear.TeachingClicker training is mainly used to teach something; once the animal understands and performs the exercise well, the clicking is phased out. With this method you can not only teach new commands, but also tackle undesired behaviour (such as pulling on the lead, lunging at other dogs, etc.). Clicker training was originally used mainly with dolphins and wild animals. Today it is also a widely used method for training dogs. There are even owners who use the clicker to train cats, rabbits, birds and more.BenefitsThe clicker always makes the same sound ('click'). This is a very clear signal for the dog, often clearer than a word or sound you make yourself. One of the most important benefits of using a clicker is that you can time things to the exact second. With a click you can reward desired behaviour. In training methods that use only food as a reward, for example, the reward often comes too late and other behaviour is rewarded unintentionally. Click soundSome dogs are a little hesitant or even afraid of the sound at first, but this can often be quickly solved by muffling the sound (holding the clicker behind your back) or by using a clicker that makes a softer sound. It is often said that the clicker is not suitable for group classes because dogs will respond to other owners' clickers. In that case, a clicker with different tones can be used. In practice, however, we see that this problem hardly ever occurs when training attentively.Clicker training in practiceFirst, the dog must learn that a click predicts a reward. You teach this by clicking and immediately giving the dog a training treat or food. Once the dog understands this, you can move on to teaching specific exercises. At first you click (and therefore feed) for every good 'attempt' at the exercise. The dog can be encouraged to make this 'attempt' with gestures. In some cases you simply wait until the dog makes an attempt spontaneously. For example: if you want to teach the dog to stand up from a sit, you initially click (and feed) for even the slightest lifting of the hindquarters. After a number of repetitions, the click is delayed a little longer so that you ask more and more of the desired exercise from the dog. You continue this way until the dog has fully mastered the exercise. Only then is a command linked to the exercise. Once the whole exercise is performed well on command, the clicking for it is phased out. In this way the dog also starts to think for itself and look for what is being asked of it. Owners who use clicker training more often sometimes give a short game as a reward instead of food. In short, clicker training is not only a very effective but above all a hugely fun way to train and spend time with your loyal four-legged friend!

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Pawise Water Bottle This practical water bottle has a button that lets you easily release water into the drinking section. The drinking section is shaped like a bowl, so your dog can easily lap up the water. Your dog didn't drink it all? Just hold the bottle upright and press the button to let the water flow back into the bottle. This bottle is perfect for long walks or when you take your dog travelling. Contents 380 ml

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Perfect for short-haired and long-haired dogs.This fibre absorbs moisture from the coat and removes dirt particles. Can be used anywhere: at home or on the go, for wet coats and paws. A must-have for every dog owner.Washable up to 60°C. Size40 x 50 cm

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Fresh drinking water, always and everywhere. The special nipple prevents leaks. When you hold the bottle upside down, you might think water would come straight out, but it doesn't. Squeeze the bottle to fill the bowl with water. Easy to take along by attaching it to your belt or bag. Contents 500 ml

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Gulping (eating too fast and in a hurry) can result in gastric torsion and/or obesity. Symptoms of gastric torsion include increased salivation, a swollen abdomen and unproductive retching. Obesity has a very negative effect on a dog's condition and is also bad for the joints. In addition, a dog swallows a lot of air when gulping, which leads to flatulence. This bowl combination counteracts this and also provides extra entertainment for the dog! Prevents gulping Does not slide on the floor thanks to suction cups and rubber feet Good for health and combats boredom

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Gulping (eating too fast and in a hurry) can result in gastric torsion and/or obesity. Symptoms of gastric torsion include increased salivation, a swollen abdomen and unproductive retching. Obesity has a very negative effect on a dog's condition and is also bad for the joints. In addition, a dog swallows a lot of air when gulping, which leads to flatulence. This bowl combination counteracts this and also provides extra entertainment for the dog! Prevents gulping Does not slide on the floor thanks to suction cups and rubber feet Good for health and combats boredom

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