The Service Dog School Equipment Store

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Training Collars

During the course of your service dog training, you may need to utilize different collars for different purposes (also breed dependent). Below are the collars and brands we typically use. (Paid Links)

PLUTUS Pet
Personalized Dog Collars

Mighty Paw Martingale
Dog Collar 2.0

SGODA Chain
Training Collars

Snagle Paw Dog Prong Collar

Dogtra 2700
eCollar

Training Leashes

Choosing a Training leash is definitely a personal choice, although working with a young puppy you may want to may want to start with a cheap nylon leash in-case it gets chewed up and upgrade later. Here are some of the popular styles of Leashes used by our Clients & Trainers over the years. (Paid Links)

Joytale Reflective Leash

Loutep Long
Line Leash

Joytale Braided
Nylon Leash

Leather Service
Dog Leash

Grooming Equipment-Brushes

The grooming tools will vary depending on which breed that you actually have. Shorter hypoallergenic dogs may not need a DeFurminator to get out an undercoat, but they may need electronic shears to trim up their coats. Below is a common list of equipment generally on all dogs. (Paid Links)

Paw Brothers
Slicker Brush

Paw Brothers
Fine Hair Comb

Belula Boar Bristle
Hair Brush Set

KONG Zoom Groom
Dog Brush

Paw Brothers
9-Blade Dematting Tool

Paw Brothers
Undercoat Rake

Grooming Equipment-Nails

Trimming nails can be a scary thing to many people because they are afraid of cutting their dog’s nails too short and hitting the vein in the nail. Using the proper equipment as well as some simple training (in the course videos), will help minimize that problem and show you how to easily deal with it if it does happen. (Paid Links)

Tpotato Large
Nail Clippers

Dremel Paw Control
Nail Grinder

Kwik Stop
Styptic Powder

Canine
Nail File

Emery Board

Grooming Equipment-Dental Care

Proper dental care on a daily basis is not only beneficial to your dog’s overall health, but it saves a huge amount of money long term on extractions or tartar control. Below are some things we utilize on a daily basis (outside proper bones & toys for the pups to chew on) to make sure our dog’s chompers are clean. (Paid Links)

Dental Kit

t/d Dental
Dog Food

CET Enzymatic
Dog Chews

Grooming Equipment-Ear Care

Many breeds of dog’s have floppy ears that can trap dirt & moisture underneath resulting in perfect conditions for bacteria growth that could result in hearing loss. Along with dental care, your dog’s ears should be checked and cleaned daily. (Paid Links)

Zymox
Ear Cleaner

Zymox Otic
Ear Treatment

Q Tip Cotton Swabs

Non-AlcoholicBaby Wipes

Grooming Equipment-Bath Time

Your service dog is going everywhere with you and can easily get dirty. Bath time is important not only to make your dog look and smell nice, but also keep healthy. Bath’s should be done every 2-3 weeks or as needed. Any time less than 2-3 weeks you will need to look for oatmeal based hair produce along with a leave in conditioner. (Paid Links)

Burts Bees Shampoo & Conditioner

Fresh'n Clean Shampoo & Conditioner

Furminator Shampoo & Conditioner

KaiyingShower Wand

Tub SpoutWand Adapter

Gorilla Grip Non-SlipTub Mat

Safe & Appropriate Toys

Appropriate toys provide mental stimulation, an outlet for normal chewing drive, and positive alternative to destructive chewing of personal property. Dogs, like children, become bored with the same toys; it is highly recommended that types of toys be rotated frequently. Dog should have a number of toys to choose from at all times to help keep the dog engaged when at home and off duty. Not all toys currently on the market are safe for the ages, size or breeds of dogs, The one's on this list are typically the one's we've used for years with our teams and the ones that dogs play with the most:(Paid Links)

Titan Busy Bounce

Kong Extreme
Bounce Toy

Kong Goodie
Bone Toy

Kong Crackle
Stick Toy

Nylabone Power
Chew Dog Bone Pack

Jolly Ball
Rope Dog Toy

Chuck-it
Durable Ball

Tuff Ball

Tuff Ball
Rop Tug

Kong Treat
Dispenser

Common Training Equipment

There are several other optional training tools we use on a daily basis that make the learning process easier, quicker, and a lot more fun for your pup. Although you don’t have to use these and can teach the skill without them, but it makes it a lot simpler. (Paid Links)

Petsafe
Treat & Train

Petsafe
Treat Pouch

Aqara Wireless
Mini Switch

Silicone Cable
Clip Holder

Ruff Wear
Dog Booties

Halti
Head Collar

Gentle Leader
Head Collar

Figure 8
Head Collar 

Easy Walk
Harness 

Kennel & Exercise Pen

A significant and potentially costly item is a kennel for your pup. It’s crucial if you have a rescue or young pup. Even for older ones, ensuring comfort in a kennel for boarding, emergencies, or surgical recovery is important. Choose between a Closed Crate (Airline Approved Style) for young puppies or an Open Metal Mesh Crate (usually double door & folding) for older pups, depending on their needs. (Paid Links)