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Please note: For international shipping, we are not responsible for any taxes or fees due upon arrival to your country. Thank you!
Return Policy
Our goal is to offer the best products for your pets. Our products are made of the highest quality parts and webbing and we take great pride in ensuring they are safe and comfortable. If for any reason you have a product that your are not satisfied with, simply contact us to arrange a return, replacement or repair.
Frequently Asked Product Questions
How is the DualMax™ collar different from a Martingale? The patent-pending DualMax™ collar has several key differences and advantages. It's actually a collar within a collar. Martingale collars are designed to tighten if a dog tries to back out. It's also often used to “correct” the dog physically with a quick jerk on the leash. While our collar is useful for dogs that tend to try to back out, it's designed for the comfort of the dog, wrapping all the way around the neck for complete support and it does not require corrections or jerking for training.
Why was the training system invented? The FearLess® Dog System was invented because as dog walkers and trainers, we found that there was a great need for an alternative to the many forceful training systems and gadgets on the market today. Dog owners need a choice that they can feel good about using. We are here to teach you how to best train your dog in a way that is comfortable and safe while building on the dog’s trust, not fear.
How does this compare to conventional dog training? Some dog “training” involves using force. This isn't training, it’s forced compliance. The dog is only learning to do what will keep them out of trouble. We will help you how to understand your dog and enable you to actually teach them what you want them to do. It’s a win-win.
What is your philosophy on dog training? We believe in working with the dog, using their strengths to teach them better behaviors. We know that a dog trained with a gentle hand will be a gentle, trusting dog. Our hands should be used for building dogs up, not breaking them down.
Why is the DualMax™ collar so wide? During the past year of testing, we found that the wider collar is more comfortable for the dog; it’s also supportive and calming. The collar's design conveys that the pet owner is a partner rather than a "master" trying to make the dog submissive through punishment with a painful collar.
Why not use a harness? We have worked with all types of dogs and ALL types of collars and harnesses over the years. While harnesses can be useful in some situations, we have found them to be a great way for a dog to get some real pulling power (similar to a sled dog), have seen puppies end up with some pretty irritated and injured under arm areas and harnesses can be quite cumbersome to put on as well. Also, Some recent studies even show that harnesses are affecting the gait of dogs which could lead to physical problems down the line. The DualMax™ Collar goes on in seconds and provides support for the dog while also enabling much better control of them than a harness can.
How does your leash and belt help with training? The leash is adjustable so that the trainer has flexibility, depending on the behavior they are working on. It can be short for working on a close heel, or longer for the beginning stages of down, stay and even come. It’s versatile and very useful for training. There is also a 15-foot leash that provides additional management options for training (detailed in our training instructions).
Why do I need a belt to train my dog? The belt is very effective for providing a sturdy place to hang a treat bag with access to the treats. The belt also offers a hands-free experience for you to manage the leash, provide physical rewards, and even more freedom for using hand signals while training. It also greatly reduces the urge to “jerk” on the leash, which creates a negative, fear-based experience for the dog. Our approach is positive reinforcement, meaning that your dog won't fear punishment while learning helpful behaviors. When you're dog trusts you, it means loyalty and better behavior!
Is your training “treat" training? There are many misconceptions regarding using treats for training. Our training offers rewards. You can choose rewards and they vary by dog; some dogs love treats while others prefer verbal praise, play, or even a quick pet on the head. We teach owners how to find what works best for their dog. Rewards are used to “pay” the dog for working and they love to work when they are rewarded! Our detailed instructions will help you, step-by-step.
Why was the training system invented? The FearLess® Dog System was invented because as dog walkers and trainers, we found that there was a great need for an alternative to the many forceful training systems and gadgets on the market today. Dog owners need a choice that they can feel good about using. We are here to teach you how to best train your dog in a way that is comfortable and safe while building on the dog’s trust, not fear.
How does this compare to conventional dog training? Some dog “training” involves using force. This isn't training, it’s forced compliance. The dog is only learning to do what will keep them out of trouble. We will help you how to understand your dog and enable you to actually teach them what you want them to do. It’s a win-win.
What is your philosophy on dog training? We believe in working with the dog, using their strengths to teach them better behaviors. We know that a dog trained with a gentle hand will be a gentle, trusting dog. Our hands should be used for building dogs up, not breaking them down.
Why is the DualMax™ collar so wide? During the past year of testing, we found that the wider collar is more comfortable for the dog; it’s also supportive and calming. The collar's design conveys that the pet owner is a partner rather than a "master" trying to make the dog submissive through punishment with a painful collar.
Why not use a harness? We have worked with all types of dogs and ALL types of collars and harnesses over the years. While harnesses can be useful in some situations, we have found them to be a great way for a dog to get some real pulling power (similar to a sled dog), have seen puppies end up with some pretty irritated and injured under arm areas and harnesses can be quite cumbersome to put on as well. Also, Some recent studies even show that harnesses are affecting the gait of dogs which could lead to physical problems down the line. The DualMax™ Collar goes on in seconds and provides support for the dog while also enabling much better control of them than a harness can.
How does your leash and belt help with training? The leash is adjustable so that the trainer has flexibility, depending on the behavior they are working on. It can be short for working on a close heel, or longer for the beginning stages of down, stay and even come. It’s versatile and very useful for training. There is also a 15-foot leash that provides additional management options for training (detailed in our training instructions).
Why do I need a belt to train my dog? The belt is very effective for providing a sturdy place to hang a treat bag with access to the treats. The belt also offers a hands-free experience for you to manage the leash, provide physical rewards, and even more freedom for using hand signals while training. It also greatly reduces the urge to “jerk” on the leash, which creates a negative, fear-based experience for the dog. Our approach is positive reinforcement, meaning that your dog won't fear punishment while learning helpful behaviors. When you're dog trusts you, it means loyalty and better behavior!
Is your training “treat" training? There are many misconceptions regarding using treats for training. Our training offers rewards. You can choose rewards and they vary by dog; some dogs love treats while others prefer verbal praise, play, or even a quick pet on the head. We teach owners how to find what works best for their dog. Rewards are used to “pay” the dog for working and they love to work when they are rewarded! Our detailed instructions will help you, step-by-step.