Your Cart is Empty
Hunting Dog Supplies Reviews
Hunting Dog Blogs & Supplies Reviewed By Knowledgeable Experts at Lion Country Supply
Dog Kennel Sun Screen
During the summer months, your number one priority is keeping your outside dog(s) comfortable. Kennel Sunscreens provide shade for your kennel, reducing your dog’s sun exposure and reducing the real-feel temperature for the dog. Installing the kennel sunscreen is quick and easy. Within a matter of minutes, it will be providing your kennel with the shade needed to keep your dog cool.
First Aid by Bob Ford
First aid in the field with our dogs can be a very important matter. For instance, I was at a field trial recently when a person came to me with a dog that had cut an ear on a briar in a rabbit chase. I gave him what I had to help get the bleeding to stop. It is always good to carry some things in the vehicle with you, just in case you need them.
Read More
Prevent Noise Aversion and Anxiety in Dogs from Fireworks
As Independence Day approaches and summer storms are in full swing, it’s important to remember that more pets go missing during the summer months; more specifically, Fourth of July weekend, than any other time. Loud noises, such as fireworks and thunderstorms, can trigger anxiety in sporting dogs and non-hunting dogs alike.
Read More
Notes From The Field June 2021
Another June has come and brought an end to the field trial season for me running in American Field sanctioned trials. Luckily many trials were still able to run over the last year even as the sport was still seeing the effects of Covid. Since starting the season in August I ran in trials from here in Pennsylvania to Connecticut, New York and Michigan.
Read More
10 Vegetables for Your Dog
If you want to offer your dog something that could help boost their immune system, alleviate minor aches and pains from age, or aid in digestive health issues, look no further than your refrigerator.
Read More
Seven Things to Consider Before Taking Your Dog to the Beach
Many dog owners that are planning a beach trip often think about how much fun it will be to have their dog running and playing on the beach with them. However, there are several things that dog owners should consider before taking their dog to the beach, or at least need to plan for if they choose to do so.
Read More
Garmin TT15 Mini and T5 Mini Software Update 3.60
Garmin just (June 2, 2021) release software update 3.60 for the TT15 Mini and T5 Mini collars. This update included improvements to the GPS function of the collars. Update size 1.11 MB.
Read More
Are Cicadas a Threat to Dogs?
This year Brood X cicadas will rise from the ground and blanket the grass, bushes, and trees by the trillions. The density of these cicadas can exceed 1.5 million cicadas per acre. This may leaving you wondering as dog owners, do cicadas pose any risk to your dogs?
Read More
Tick Nipper - Tick Tweezers
After you find a tick embedded in you or your dog, it's of vital importance to correctly remove the tick in a timely manner to best avoid the chances of disease transmission. Incorrect removal of a tick may result in compression or puncturing of the tick's body and the mouth parts being left behind in the skin, risking Continue reading?
Garmin TT15 and T5 Software Update 4.30
Garmin just release (May 11, 2021) software update 4.30 for the TT15 and T5 collars. This update included improvements to the GPS function of the collars. Update size 718KB.
Read More
Garmin Alpha 200i Software Update Version 3.30
Garmin released a new software update (3.30) for the Garmin Alpha 200i handhelds for all regions adding some improvements, expanded the number of assets able to be saved, added additional settings, and improved syncing.
Read More
Shotgun Primer Inserts
Our LCS Shotgun Primer Inserts allow you to train your dog using a lower cost and more efficient alternative to buying a primer pistol or other blank pistol. Shotgun Primer Inserts can be used in any training activity where you would normally need a shotgun like gun-shy training and simulating a shot for retrievers, giving your dog a more realistic training scenario using your hunting shotgun or a shotgun of your choosing. Professional trainers often use shotguns instead of a blank pistol because it teaches the dog to follow the direction that the gun barrel is pointed. This is great training to prepare a dog for retrieving from a blind or heavy cover. Our specially designed brass inserts are designed to fit perfectly into any breach-loading shotgun and has a CNC machined socket for any standard sized 209-shotgun primer.
