Collection: Dog Training Behaviour Aids

We stock a variety of products to support training and behaviour, including dog muzzles, Halti harnesses, whistles & clickers, training pads, treat bags, barking solutions, training collars, and slow feeders.

Training and socialization ideally begin as early as 5–8 weeks of age and continue through 16–18 weeks. These early weeks are vital for establishing confidence, bite inhibition, and positive behaviour patterns.

Consistent cues, rewards, and responses help dogs learn what behaviours are expected of them. Training works best when commands or signals are presented clearly and used the same way each time.

Choose based on your dog’s specific needs—muzzles for safety, clickers for timing accuracy, harnesses for leash training, slow feeders to reduce gulping, and odour-neutralising pads for house training.

No. These tools are meant to assist training, not replace it. The most effective results come from combining quality equipment with positive reinforcement, patience, and guidance.

Persistent or severe issues—like separation anxiety, aggression, or compulsive behaviours—might benefit from a qualified trainer or behaviourist. Early intervention can make a big difference.

Short, frequent sessions (3–5 minutes) multiple times a day are more effective than long, exhausting ones. Keep it fun and end each session on a positive note.

Yes. Clickers provide precise timing to mark desired behaviour. Combined with positive reinforcement, they can be highly effective regardless of breed or age.

Use barking control solutions like anti-bark collars or other deterrents as part of a wider training plan that includes reinforcing quiet behaviour and teaching distraction or “quiet” commands.

Absolutely—harnesses like the Halti and training collars help encourage loose-leash walking, reduce pulling, and enable safer, more controlled walks.