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Drahthaar Makes Tracks

Dogs Unlimited — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 16:12:29 -0600

Adi Vom Parkland Mews (call name Gunner) tracking training on Pheasant drag, 3 months old. Owner: Ron LeBlanc, Cornwall,Ontario,Canada

Remington Makes Another Appearance

Dogs Unlimited — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 15:55:29 -0600

Besides being an excellent wetland and upland hunter, Remington competes in the field, and even tried Dock Dogs. Now this is what we're talkin' about.

Dog are happiest when they have a job to do. Based on that, we'd say that Remington is one of the happiest dogs on earth. Russell has done all of the training himself, so he must be very happy too.

Review: Piranha Lox Locking Pan and Pail Systems

Dogs Unlimited — Fri, 08 May 2009 01:37:44 -0600

The system starts out with stainless steel pails and bowls that cleverly attach to a fence, wall, post or crate using a yoke (bowls) or mounting block (pails) and what Kennel Gear refers to as their Piranha Lox Secure Locking System. These are stainless steel as well. The bowl or pail can easily be placed into or removed from the kennel bar mount by simply flipping the paw proof lever of the Piranha Lox system.

What’s really nice is that all kennel bar mounts accept both the bowls and pails. This is particularly useful when exchanging the feed bowl in the morning with a fresh water pail for the rest of the day. And if you have it mounted high enough you won't have to worry about your male dogs lifting their legs into their water.

We like that the bowls and pails unlock easily with the flick of a tab and can be washed and sanitized. And you don't have your bowls and pails being beaten around the kennel floor, coming in contact with all that is disgusting.

We also like that there are several different attachment methods to fit your particular situation.

The kennel bar mount comes standard with either the bowls or pails can be attached using a simple hand tightened plate style system. This will work on most crate style dog transporters, most divider bars in your vehicle, and outdoor kennels that are not made of chain link fence.

For a chain link fence, they offer a mounting plate accessory which gives you a nice, secure attachment.

For mounting to a pipe they offer a vertical post mount assembly that attaches to a post up to 1¼” in diameter.

And finally, for those who have left bowl after bowl along the side of the road while hunting or traveling, they've come up with a 2” x 2” steel tube for a 2” receiver hitch on the back of you truck or SUV. So no more leaving your good dishes along side the road or in a parking lot.

Sometimes something new comes along that not only is very cool but also serves an important function. That is exactly what Kennel Gear provides. This system keeps your feed bowls and water pails up and off of the floor of the kennel or crate, eliminating your dog's desire to use them as toys, banging them around the kennel for fun and entertainment.

Check them out at DOGSUnlimited.com or give us a call at 800/338-DOGS (3647).

What's the Right Time to Introduce a Young Pup to the E-Collar?

Dogs Unlimited — Mon, 06 Apr 2009 13:16:18 -0600

Is it a certain age? Is it a certain point of your dog's training? Is it only to accomplish certain things?

There are lots of folks out there that can benefit by your experience. Let us (and them) know what
you've experienced. Don't be forget to include stories of times when things went wrong. Those are
possibly the most helpful lessons.

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A Sad Day for Dogs Unlimited

Dogs Unlimited — Mon, 06 Apr 2009 11:21:40 -0600

Saturday was a sad day for everyone at Dogs Unlimited. One of our office dogs, FC/AFC Davison's Orion on the Rise MH, call name Reko, had to be put to sleep after a long bout with a tumor that affected his nervous system. From an early age Reko was stylish on point; pointing with intensity the fluttering of a pheasant wing dangling from the end of an old fishing pole. We had high hopes for Reko but during his early formal training it appeared that he just wanted to play with his bracemate. After much soul searching and conversations with our pro handler Tim Hidalgo about Reko's potential as a field trial prospect we decided to continue on with his formal training.

The light came on for Reko during the breaking process and he became as biddable as any dog could hope to be. It seems that all he really ...

Success!

Dogs Unlimited — Tue, 10 Jun 2008 12:22:16 -0600

John from Wisconsin sent us this picture of his dog, Belle, and her new pups. He writes:
"I raised my litter in the heated whelping dish from Dogs U. Absolutely one of the best dog products I've ever purchased."

To see the Whelping Nest, click HERE.
For a related article, go to March 2007 archive.

Sticker Spotting

Dogs Unlimited — Sat, 17 May 2008 06:27:51 -0600

Everybody's doing it.

Get yours HERE.

Send us a picture at orderdesk@DOGSUnlimited.com! Don't forget to include your Good Dog!

Brand New! The DOGS Unlimited Bird Dog Vest

Dogs Unlimited — Sat, 29 Dec 2007 17:42:39 -0700

It's everything you wish for in a training vest, and everything you need in a hunting vest - all rolled into one!

Click here for more details!

Coming Soon!

Dogs Unlimited — Sat, 29 Dec 2007 17:37:31 -0700

The new 2008 Big Book will be on its way to your mailbox in mid-January. Click here if you don't receive one!

It's Here!

Dogs Unlimited — Sun, 11 Mar 2007 16:35:16 -0600

The new DOGS Unlimited 2007 Big Book catalog is here!

It's sixty-eight pages of your favorite gear, new products, and big, bold pictures of Dog Oriented Gear for Sportsmen and Women.

Check out all the possibilities of our Custom Shop, plus TWELVE pages of E-Collars and Beeper Collars, some amazing things for your home from the Hunter at Home, and even jackets, chaps, and duffel bags, and MUCH MUCH MORE!

To get yours, call us at 800.338.DOGS(3647) or click HERE

Whelping Nest

Dogs Unlimited — Sun, 11 Mar 2007 15:26:40 -0600

I just wanted to take a minute to let eveyone on this page know that the cold weather in Colorado has been hard on dogs in every possible way. . . I called Dogs Unlimited early December concerned about having a litter of English Setter puppies in a blizzard and negative weather. Alan recomended the Lovett's Heated Whelping Nest. We had a litter of puppies on the Whelping nest and could not have been more pleased.

Here we go! (my first posting)

Topdog — Mon, 24 Jul 2006 09:40:14 -0600

Welcome to the DOGS Unlimited Blog!

While this is a new media, this is not entirely a foreign function for ...