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Service Dog Protection Tag I simply got this in the event that I am separated from my animal, emergency responders would know that I am the owner of him, I attached to my security badge that I have on my keys.	We also got a Service Dog Slip On and a ID Slip On to attach to his collar, making it a little more silent, and quicker for those who did not scan the ID QR right away, to easily identify.
When training a young service dog, after speaking with many Professional Service Dog Trainers, they always recommended to start with a lead leash instead of a harness collar, while they're young! This would train your dog to walk beside you, and not stray too far without hurting the dog. Once they're older, (around 5 months) it's best to switch to the The Easy Walk Harness to prevent pulling. We Grew Up! & switched to New Gear! Better leash listed!	We got a Custom Reflective Collar to make it easier to identify if people didn't scan his ID QR code right away, also since he's all black it helped to have him in something reflective to protect him on nightly walks. We still use this into Nox's Adult life, incredibly well made, and makes it so we don't always need to keep him in his vest, especially on hot Texas summer days. We Grew Up! & switched to New Gear!  Better leash listed!
We still swear by this harness today!!!	The Easy Walk Harness This thing in incredible!!! Now that Nox is 5 months old, he's trying to pull on his leash. Which is a big no, no. We tried everything from positive reinforcement with treats to "NO" to nose pops etc. Nothing Worked what sold us on this product was learning that it had been used on rescued Timberwolves to stop them from pulling. When we put this on, it was like a light switch was flipped. No pulling ever again since. I'd call this a Magic Harness since it worked so well. We Grew Up! & switched to New Gear!  Once they stop pulling switch to the new vest!
Bitter Apple This stuff is a saint of a product. Dog chewing on something you don't want them to? Spray, wait 10 minutes and never worry again! We went through 2 Easy-Walk harnesses (turned chew toy), and on the 3rd, we sprayed it with this, and immediately stopped. Sprayed crown molding, leashes, collars, handles, and more and it's the all natural solution to no more chewed through items! The Furminator Especially with a Shepherd, one of the mandatory things a service dog needs to be is groomed. By using this, not only at home but at the groomers as well, the people in my office that are have bad allergies to dogs, are spared from the endless sneezing. A 30ft Lead This is especially helpful with learning to sit, stay. Training this into your dog at a young age will prevent them from getting Separation Anxiety, and learn to stay with other people when you deem fit to. Separation Anxiety is often the hardest part for your puppy which can hinder them from their full certification of a Canine Good Citizen.	Google's AI Assistant on Android or iPhone, If you open up Google and say "Ask Dr. Dog if my dog can eat (Whatever food)" and google will have the answer for you! I learned that other than almonds, chocolate (of course), bacon, dairy, cinnamon, and garlic are all bad for dogs. So Phresh Dog Bag Holder This thing can hold treats in the back and bags in the front, it's great for on the go rewards when your puppy is behaving while out and about! A Vest Ok folks, complete honesty here. If you want one, go for it, just be prepared for it not to fit your dog in 6 months. We Grew Up! & switched to New Gear!  Better harness listed!