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Happy Ride Front Seat Pet Barrier
The Front Seat Net Pet Barrier keeps pets from “inviting” themselves into the front seat area by blocking the space between the front seat and console. The patent pending design uses a see-through micro-mesh material which is guaranteed claw-proof. A popup wire frame keeps the net from sagging and makes it a snap to install/uninstall. The adjustable suspension system allows the Front Seat Net Pet Barrier to fit all vehicles with headrests, from sedans to full-size pickups and SUVs. Installs in about one minute and includes handy storage pouch.
Key Features:
- See-through micro-mesh is guaranteed claw-proof.
- Pop-up wire frame design keeps net from sagging.
- Adjustable suspension system fits all vehicles.
- Easy to Install/Uninstall - includes handy carry pouch.
- Note: Not intended to stop a determined dog - some training required.
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SportDOG BodyGuard E-Collars
SportDOG has just announced the release of two new e-collar systems. These two systems will be the first e-collars to introduce dog biometrics into an e-collar platform. Using SportDOG’s BodyGuard technology, the receiver will take readings on key biometrics of your dog and alert the handler if those metrics get out of a safety zone.
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LCS Bird Dog Days 2023
Lion Country Supply will be holding our annual Bird Dog Days event this year on August 25th and 26th. This year, Lion Country Supply is going to make some changes to our Bird Dog Days event. Friday will have in-store specials, e-collar software updating, and trade-in specials. Saturday we will be holding a Chukar Challenge.
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Dehydration in Dogs
Dehydration in dogs occurs when the loss of water in a dog’s body exceeds the amount of intake. Dehydration is a spectrum that can range in severity from mild to severe. In serious cases of dehydration, dogs can suffer from collapse, organ failure, and even death. Severely dehydrated dogs require immediate emergency care from his or her veterinarian. If you suspect that your dog is severely dehydrated, contact the veterinarian right away.
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