If you live somewhere that has seasons, and you’re currently at the end of winter, you’re probably noticing the weather getting a bit more amenable to outdoor adventuring with your pup. If your creativity is flagging, but you want to … Read More
Humans and dogs share a special bond. It’s easy to see our dogs’ appreciation for us in their wagging tails, wiggling backsides, and relaxed faces. Just by existing in the world, you are probably your dog’s hero. That said, there … Read More
The TransPaw Gear team is back from Clicker Expo in Seattle, and brimming with energy from being around so many wonderful dog pros and enthusiasts. It really reminded us why we got into the harness business in the first place: … Read More
Did you know that January is the Association of Professional Dog Trainers’ National Train Your Dog Month? Of course, training and enriching your dog’s life should be a year-round practice, but we wanted to take this opportunity to highlight some … Read More
Sometimes the weather makes it hard for us to enjoy outdoor adventures with our canine companions. While the Transpaw Gear Happy Harness is a unique dog harness that is comfortable and easy to clean – even if your dog goes … Read More
For many people, the weather is turning colder at this time of year, and the prospect of snow and ice on the ground is looming. For some dogs, this is wonderful! Many dogs of all breeds, but particularly the ones … Read More
The holidays can be fun, but also stressful! Here are a few tips to keep everyone, two-legged and four-legged, happy throughout the season. Consider your pooch when you are making your plans. If you’re traveling, make sure you’ve got pet-friendly … Read More
Canine good manners are always a great idea, but they become extra important around the holidays, when your pooch may find themselves around unfamiliar people, in new places, and otherwise a bit out of their element! Harness the work you’ve … Read More
Halloween is just around the corner. Whether that fills you with excitement or dread may have something to do with how your dog feels about (and acts around) visitors. Dogs run the gamut from “terrified of every unfamiliar human” to … Read More
Let’s face it, if dogs were out in the wild, one of the last things they’d want to do is put on a Halloween costume. But with a little technique called classical conditioning, you can teach your canine companion to love … Read More