Has dog equipment taken over your life

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ladybug1802
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Re: Has dog equipment taken over your life

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ClareMarsh wrote:Didn't know you sold products, gosh I'd be a nightmare!

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Yep! Currently in my spare room I have a large box of VIVID LED collars, one of Red Dingo cat and dog collars and leads, a big box of Tuffy and Mighty dog toys, some Nina Ottoson treat trappers and games, some harnesses and Hurtta collars, some Wacky Walkr's...think that is that! And I need to get lots more Stagbars in! Not much room left in my spare room!

Oh that reminds me, on my list of Dylans stuff I also have one Visiglo collar and one VIVID collar...for the dark!
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Re: Has dog equipment taken over your life

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PikiPiki wrote:Edit: And a freshly ordered 50 FT green leash :']
:lol: :lol: :lol:
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Re: Has dog equipment taken over your life

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ladybug1802 wrote:And I need to get lots more Stagbars in!
Does Dylan know where they're kept :shock:
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Re: Has dog equipment taken over your life

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We also have coats, neck warmers...

The latest gadget is a little very bright blinking red light, which attaches to leash or harness or coat, for walking in the dark... So others can see us, or if he manages to get away and I have to chase him in the woods in the darkness.

Another very useful thing is a poo-pouch.. Like a treat bag, slightly bigger.. Its on a little belt, and positioned on my back.. That's where poop bags go, so I don't have to carry bags with poop in my hand when we are out on a walk.

Flirt pole is a great thing to have!

Whistles, clickers everywhere....

But we don't have many toys though... He destroys them all, even the ones that say "indestructible" :(

Cat has her own stuff too..

So yeah, dog equipment obsessive, indeed!
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Re: Has dog equipment taken over your life

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Onyx has:
-leather collar
-green nylon collar (we use this one)
(he doesn't like toys much, and shares leashes with the girls...)

Opal has:
-Pink flat nylon collar
-pink patterned martingale collar
-blue EasyWalk harness
-pink light-up collar for nighttime
-Doggy backpack (we don't stuff it with things for her to carry; we just put like, a bottle of water and a bowl in for really long walks)

Marble has:
-Tan flat collar
-purple Puppia soft harness
-Pink light up collar for nighttime
-Christmas sweater ;)

And for all of them, we have
-Bait Bag (I like our Outward Hound one)
-Clicker
-One blue, one grey single-ended leash made of mountain climbing rope
-My double-ended grey mountain climbing rope leash ( <3 so much)
-Two flexi leads, mostly for potty time or taking them to the garden
-One 100 foot lead (haven't used it yet, dunno what I'll use it for. :| I got it without really thinking about how long it is...)
-One 35 foot lead (probably easier to handle than 100 feet, haha)
-One Kong Wobbler
-Two Kongs
-bully sticks
-Zuke's Z-Bones - Opal will eat the carrot ones, so we get those :)
-lots of random toys
-Two dog beds
-Two dog crates

I really want to get the little agility set they have at the pet store...It's got a tunnel and weave poles and some stuff.
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Re: Has dog equipment taken over your life

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I was just thinking about this the other day while I was doing my taxes and wishing that I could claim them on my returns.

Fiancee and I truly are "allowed" to live in our pets' home...so thoughtful of them. :lol:

2 Kong Wobblers for feedings
1 Buster Cube
2 extra tough rubber kongs
2 harnesses
2 collars
2 50 ft leads for walking around by the pond
1 4ft and 1 6 ft lead
1 easy walk harness
2 Nylabones
2 water bowls/mats
3 baby gates
2 clickers
1 big dog bed
1 crate
a billion blankets / old sheets that are torn up for fun
not to mention all the toys we've had to throw away-probably about 100

Plus cat stuff which he has in his own room..mostly.
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Re: Has dog equipment taken over your life

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wow! What don't I have, and I have two of each. :oops: A bunch I have given to the local animal shelters.

each dog has a canvas travel crate, plus I have a wire crate and one of those airline approved plastic crates. (The cat has a plastic travel crate too.)
Collars ( 2 each, they have to have a spare one in their Dog Scout Backpack essential items.
folding water dishes (2)
ceramic bowls (2) for the dogs and 2 for the cat
steel bowls (5) used to be two double feeders and a hanging bowl for the wire crate
Buster cubes and dogzilla treat toys 8 total
4 plytapus water bottles 16 oz (one for each side for each of their backpacks)
3 clickers and a wooden spoon for targeting
2 knives, matches and case, first aid kits, compass, whistle, (The compass and whistle are a combined thing and I have about 4 of those because I also carry one with me as a recall for Sirius and last vacation I forgot to take it along so had to buy another.) and I don't remember what else for the backpack essential items.
2 major home improvement canvas aprons for carrying training treats extra poo bagies and such when out walking (2nd one due to forgetting 1st one on vacation.)
2 poo bag holders
4 muzzles (1 too small, 2 nylon, 1 wire and 1 rubberish)
2 halti's
2 gentle leaders
2 bins for food
a kitty litter bucket full of balls and toys
2 chuckits
shampoo conditioner, furminator, brushes flea comb toothbrushes and toothpaste,ear wipes, eye wipes, fur wipes, cleaning solutions, nail clippers, nail grinder (unused as I havent taken the time to desentizise the dogs to the noise and to having it near their feet.)
2 8' multifunction leads a 20 ft lead, a 100' lead, 2 retractible leads, an alphapack (hands free dog walking device) 2 6' flat leads.
car harnesses, walking/pulling harnesses
a kick scooter and tugline
a walkey dog (no longer used)
2 litter boxes for the cat
3 baby gates
2 raincoats 4 handmade sweaters, I'm working on making mats for travel. 2 pillow beds

No wonder this place seems jammed with stuff.
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Re: Has dog equipment taken over your life

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Just when I thought I had a lot of dog equipment, ya'll come on here and list what you have! :lol:

Karma has over 160 balls, 267 bones, at least several leashes and collars, about 20 "tuggie ropes", five harnesses, 100 or so squeaky toys, 15 or so frisbees, six beds including mine, and the list goes on and on! :shock:

In the bed part, she thinks my bed is her bed, but she's got another thing coming! :lol:
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Re: Has dog equipment taken over your life

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ClareMarsh wrote:
ladybug1802 wrote:And I need to get lots more Stagbars in!
Does Dylan know where they're kept :shock:
:D :D Probably yes!!! He has a sniff around in there sometimes!! But he isnt amassive chewer....he has his stagbar in his box of toys (yep its an actual box, bought in Ikea, where his toys are kept as he has so many!!) and he has a quick chew every so often. But he has never been a massive chewer so dont think he has any need to raid the stagbars!!

Mind you, he felt the need last week, when a copy of How Dogs Learn arrived that I had bought on ebay, to take it off the side where my dog walker had put it, take it into the living room and half unwrap it....almostg as if to see what it was, then when he saw the title he thoyught "nah...."!!! and left it on the rug for me!!
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wvvdiup1 wrote: Karma has over 160 balls,
Scout wants to come to your house :P
wvvdiup1 wrote: 100 or so squeaky toys,
And she can help you cut back on these, too!
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Re: Has dog equipment taken over your life

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Blimey. I feel like I'm abusing my dogs now. All I've got are 2 leads. 4 Food bowls (2 in the van for away games), 1 water bowl and that's about it.

That's not actually true. Pippin has about 20 food bowls, but they're all squashed. He takes so long to come for his dinner that Odin has his scoffed and is already making a beeline for Pippins bowl before Pippin even appears. As result, I usually meet Pippin half way, which means his bowl gets left in the middle of the yard where later in the day I habitually flatten it with the 4.5ton forklift.

Saves washing them I suppose....
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Re: Has dog equipment taken over your life

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ladybug1802 wrote:Mind you, he felt the need last week, when a copy of How Dogs Learn arrived that I had bought on ebay, to take it off the side where my dog walker had put it, take it into the living room and half unwrap it....almostg as if to see what it was, then when he saw the title he thoyught "nah...."!!! and left it on the rug for me!!
Pah, this is neither edible or squeaky, pointless :lol:

Am a bit worried that PikiPiki will re-read this thread, see that some people have 100ft leads and be back on eBay again :shock:
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That's not true at all, Flyby, you've built a stone playground just for your two! That's more than Scout gets. And they even let you mooch around in there too, which is jolly nice of them.
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Re: Has dog equipment taken over your life

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wvvdiup1 wrote:267 bones
You counted? :shock: I bet you missed the one under the sofa :wink:

Right, where to start.... Not counting all the old, broken, discarded or passed on to brother for their dog:

1 6' lead, 1 4' lead
50' lead that I don't trust myself with
Too many toys to mention, including 4 Nina Ottosson ones
3 dog beds, made up of combinations of old quilts & covers and old dog beds in various stages of shreddedness
2 food bowls
2 water bowls
brush
tick removers
few hundred poo bags
several muzzles in blue & purple plastic
fleece pjs
warm waterproof coat
two travel food/water bags (that leak :roll: )
car harness
clickers
target stick
soft 'comfy cone' collar
oodles of kongs
nail clippers
falconry bells to attach to his collar so I can hear him when he's done a runner
dog walking bag (a gundog dummy bag which is a perfect size & shape)
whistles
blankets
baby shampoo, arnica, boswellia, antiseptic powder, tea tree spray, lavender oil

I'm sure there's more - when we go away, he has more luggage than we do :lol:
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Re: Has dog equipment taken over your life

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ClareMarsh wrote:Am a bit worried that PikiPiki will re-read this thread, see that some people have 100ft leads and be back on eBay again :shock:
The 100' lead is homemade from a rope wth a clip tied to one end. No need to search e-bay. :D :lol: :lol:
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