Lion Country Supply offers a complete range of dog training supplies designed for hunters, professional trainers, and serious dog owners. From foundational obedience work to advanced field training, our equipment is built to help you develop control, confidence, and consistency in real-world hunting situations.
This collection includes essential dog training tools such as check cords and training leads for yard work and recall training, blank pistols and ammunition for gun conditioning, and dog bells to help maintain awareness in thick cover. For conditioning and endurance, we carry dog roading equipment that allows you to safely build strength and stamina. You’ll also find force-fetch training tools to reinforce reliable retrieves, along with heeling sticks and training aids to improve handling and responsiveness.
We also offer complete dog training kits that combine proven tools into convenient packages, making it easier to follow structured training programs. Many of these products are trusted by professional trainers and have been tested extensively in the field with bird dogs and working breeds.
Whether you’re starting a young dog or refining an experienced hunter, Lion Country Supply provides dependable dog training supplies backed by decades of hands-on experience. Browse our selection to find the tools you need to train effectively, humanely, and with confidence.
In this article, we will be breaking down the TT25’s new design features, like the replaceable GPS band, expended life battery pack, Wi-Fi software updates, colored beacon lights, and the new dynamic update rate. Along with these improvements, we will also discuss the new body design and charging clip.
The Garmin 200i takes everything we love about the Alpha 100 and takes it even further. In this article, we are going to take a deep dive into all the new features of the Alpha 200i, compare that to the Alpha 100, and help make that decision of if it’s worth upgrading your equipment.
When it comes to Garmin tracking collars, we have seen a many different variants over the years. Starting with the DC20 way back in 2007, we have since seen the DC30, DC40, DC50, and then finally the T5 family of collars. For the last decade the T5 has been the go-to tracking collars for Garmin GPS systems. This is all about to change with the introduction of the Garmin T20 Tracking Collar.