If you are looking for a new dog harness, dog collar or dog leash and expect a little more, we invite you to take a closer look at our product range. We only collect happy customers! Your dog may be perfectly well-behaved on the lead, never pulling, jumping, or trying to wriggle out of their collar. Many dog owners now decide to use a harness instead of a collar as it can help with control and training. DOG Copenhagen has designed comfortable and durable products with a functional and attractive design. Dog Copenhagen range includes the DOG Copenhagen Comfort Walk Air Harness,the DOG Copenhagen Free Style Leash Dog lead, the DOG Copenhagen Comfort Walk Pro Dog Harness, the DOG Copenhagen Urban Trail Leash, the DOG Copenhagen Urban Style Dog Collar and the DOG Copenhagen Urban Explorer Dog Collar The products are Ideal for the active life of our four-legged friends, Dog Copenhagen use the best possible materials and components suitable for the demanding use in training, trekking in the forest or simply the daily adventures in our cities and parks. Using a long line (5m or 10m) can be very helpful in distracting environments when working on recall. There are two techniques for holding a long line when you begin:

Its also a good idea to separate your equipment depending on what you want your dog to do. So, if you are out for a leisure walk and you want your dog to be able to run around, then a long line is ideal. These are brilliant for teaching recall as they give you peace of mind while allowing your dog some extra freedom.

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We design and manufacture high-quality DOG gear suitable for the everyday urban and off-road adventures with your dog. Our mission is to develop comfortable and durable dog products featuring a functional and attractive design. It’s the balanced mix of quality, functionality and classic Danish design that differentiate us from other brands. Dog Copenhagen have a lot of exciting ideas for future products, designed for the active lifestyle with their dogs that they love and is the driving force that motivates them. Let the line drag along the floor but hold it midway along – leaving the rest to trail behind you. This second approach stops the dog running straight to the end of the line and gives you more control to slow their progress if they attempt to do so. When they are more experienced you can simply let the long line trail on the floor or unclip it completely if you wish.