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Guardian Gear Products for Dogs

Guardian Gear

Guardian Gear is a well-known company with a good reputation for manufacturing quality products for dogs.

They produce everything from car barriers to doggie swimming pools and food/water dishes.

Guardian gear collapsible crates, make travel and shows a breeze for pet and owner. Large mesh windows on four sides provide maximum ventilation, and the side panels have flaps that can be rolled open or left closed depending on the weather.

Here are some of their more popular products:

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1. Guardian Gear Large Dog Pool

Most dogs love playing in the water as much as possible, especially on a hot day.

The Guardian Gear Dog Pool, comes in red or blue and is made from sturdy PVC material. It also folds down so you can put it away once the weather cools down.

The pool is big enough for a Labrador to lay down in it and cool off in a few inches of cold water. Your kids can even play in this pool, but clean out the dog hairs first!

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2. Guardian Gear Dog Muzzle

Nobody likes muzzling dogs, but it’s sometimes necessary, especially for vet and groomers visits.

A comfortable, nylon, foam-lined muzzle like the one manufactured by Guardian Gear works for all dog snouts. Stand over the dog and quickly slip it over his muzzle and snap it behind his ears with the quick-release buckle.

That’s it! There is no way he can get out of this muzzle, nor bite anyone as long as you order the correct size. The muzzles fit everything from a Maltese to an Irish wolfhound.

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3. Guardian Gear Training Collar

Big dogs need some tough love, and a pronged training collar provides that.

It’s even better than typical choke chains, since it has rubber tips on the prongs to prevent any lacerations on your dog’s neck.

This training collar is guaranteed not to rust or break due to its tough, welded steel. Use it on even the most aggressive, stubborn dogs for excellent results.

Dog Seat Covers: Auto Protection Devices

Solvit 62283 Dog Seat Cover

Dog seat covers are meant to keep your car as fur-free as possible. Shedding dogs can leave behind a big mess on seats, and the leftover fur can cause allergies for humans who get inside the car later.

If you want to avoid having to vacuum out your car every time your dog goes for a ride with you, then you need dog seat car covers.

They offer a simple, no-mess cleanup solution for pet travel issues.

Deluxe Back Seat Car Cover

Big dogs like German Shepherds and Golden Retrievers tend to shed a lot when they lay down in the back seat. This large pet blanket covers every angle of the backseat area, so your dog can roll around and lounge without you worrying about your fabric.

It’s made from extra-thick, quilted material to provide comfort for your dog and safety against scratches. Since it’s also treated with a stain-blocking material, no drool or mud will mar your fabric. Just toss it into your washing machine and it’s ready to go again.

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Kurgo Wander Hammock Seat Protector

Here’s a good product for dogs and humans that like to go hiking and camping together. It’s entirely waterproof and covers your whole backseat and trunk area.

It stays in place with heavy-duty bungee cords so it won’t slide around. Not only is it waterproof, but it resists staining and is machine washable.

If the kids like to sit in the back with the dog, you can make the seat protector half-sized by unzipping it. Simply fold it up and store it in the trunk when not in use.

This one costs less than $60, but it’s the sturdiest seat cover you can find.

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Canine Covers Pet Door Shields

If your dog likes to jump up on the interior door and slobber over the window, you’re going to love this product.

Protects interior vehicle doors from scratches, drool, dirt and doggie mayhem. Cushioned micro-suede top looks great while repelling slobber and claws.

It’s a door shield that provides a barrier between your dog’s dirty paws and the window and door. It’s especially good if your dog tends to scratch at the door and leave claw marks behind.

Dog Seat Belts & Dog Harnesses: a Review

Pet Vehicle Safety Harness

If your dog likes to pull and tug at his harness in the car, you’re going to need something a little more heavy-duty, like the Solvit Pet Vehicle Safety Harness.

It’s made from black nylon, but it also has a padded, mesh chest area to hold back escape artists. The small version works best on smaller dogs less than 20 pounds, but there is one for bigger dogs, like Golden Retrievers.

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Traveling Dog Car Harness

For ultimate comfort, the Good Pet Stuff Traveling Harness provides plenty of faux sheepskin padding for your pet. The straps are also made extra-wide so they don’t dig into the dog’s skin.

Snap-lock buckles are simple to secure and unlock. Your dog won’t be able to go anywhere, but he won’t want to once he is strapped in to this harness. Also has In-seat storage space; with attachable food and water bowl!

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Automobile Zip-Line for Dogs

Here’s something a little different. Rather than attach to a seat-belt, this “Kurgo Automobile Zip-Line for Dogs” clips onto a nylon line that is stretched from one side of the car to the other. A nylon webbed line simply attaches between the two rear seat-belts or any other two fixed points, creating a tether run.

This secure line allows the dog freedom to roam in the backseat of the car and allows the driver to focus on the road ahead thus reducing driver distraction. The dog is able to move around in the backseat without being able to climb into the front.