Our Pet Shop selection for dogs brings together everyday accessories for the companions of riders: toys, bowls, walking and transport accessories, both at the stable and at home, along with the rest of the dog world, including clothing, collars and leashes, food, beds, and grooming.
The dog's daily life, from the bowl to the toy.
The dog often accompanies its owner to the stable, on horse rides and hikes. To enjoy these outdoor days comfortably, it needs a few accessories: something to eat and drink during the long days at the club, something to play with to burn off energy, and a safe way to travel in the car. A well-occupied and comfortable dog also stays calmer around horses.
The world of dogs also includes:
The entire dog world is gathered on the dog page.
The bowl in stainless steel, easy to clean and unbreakable, is suitable for home; the foldable silicone bowl fits in a pocket for outings and days at the club, where the dog should always have fresh water available. The toys are chosen according to the dog's size and character: durable chew toys for dogs who nibble, balls and throwers for those who love to run, and engagement toys to fill with treats for quiet times. A toy should be big enough not to be swallowed.
In the car, the dog travels safely in a transport crate or secured with a harness attached to the seat belt, to avoid being thrown forward in case of braking. For walks, poop bags and their dispenser attach to the lead. A lamp or a reflective collar makes the dog visible at dusk, be it on paths or roads. For long days, a blanket or a mat gives it a spot of its own, at the stable or by the riding arena.
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It should be placed in a transport crate fixed in the boot, or secured with a harness connected to the seat belt. It must never travel loose in the cabin, nor be left locked in a car in the sun.
Chew toys and a ball will keep it busy during breaks, and a constantly filled water bowl prevents dehydration. A shaded, quiet spot should be arranged away from the paths where horses pass.
A foldable silicone bowl or a bottle with an integrated reservoir takes up little space in the bag and allows the dog to drink anywhere. At home, a heavy stainless steel bowl, easy to wash, remains the most hygienic.
Introduce it gradually, on a lead and from a distance, rewarding its calmness. It must learn not to run after horses or bark, as a frightened horse can kick. A reliable recall is essential before allowing it off the lead.
The harness distributes the pull across the chest and protects the throat, ideal for a dog that pulls or for long walks. The collar, lighter, carries the ID tag and is sufficient for a dog that walks well on a lead.