Dogtie.co.uk

17/11/2021

A great Christmas gift for anyone with a dog that goes out on their own and for any reason may have to leave their dog for a brief moment - with dogs fetching prices of up-to £5,000 - it’s a easy-to-cary, easy-to-use and gives peace of mind to any dog owner.

https://www.dogtie.co.uk/

31/12/2020

Happy New Year to lots of outdoor activity with our loved ones.

18/12/2020

Reindeer getting ready to help Santa

05/12/2020

Watch out ! Look who’s about.
Your never going to get that Dog Coat Madam!!!
Because of the DOGTIE DOG LOCK

https://www.dogtie.co.uk/

05/12/2020

Xmas DOGTIE (much prettier than our Dog Lock). 🐩🥼🐾🐾

29/11/2020

We don't advocate leaving your dog unattended, if you have a choice don't leave your dog.

Sometimes it isn't possible, for those rare times, the DOGTIE Dog Lock provides an extra layer of protection and peace of mind than the alternative of just using the dog lead.

> 100% safe & comfortable for all dogs,
> It fits like any dog collar except It's Impossible to unclip.
> It Can't be cut with pliers.
> Visually it deters anyone looking at the dog.
> Easy to use by everyone (takes seconds to secure).
> Portable; Strong yet light weight means easy to carry.
> Combination 4 pin lock means the freedom of 'No Keys'.
> Flexible & long so will secure dog anywhere.
> Safe & comfortable fit, will not tighten once locked.
> Provides peace of mind against opportunistic dog thieves.

Here are some examples where dogs maybe left unattended that the DOGTIE Dog Lock may help:

> Dog friendly Restaurant, Pub, Coffee shop ; a dog owner who needs to go to the toilet, can now easily attach to the table.

> On a long dog walk, need to use a toilet (public or in a shop with a no-dogs policy).

> Dog owners who have a daily routine of combining buying daily newspaper in the morning with a short dog walk, they refuse to pay £10-£20 a day for a dog walker or don't have anyone who can walk their dog (they won't change their routine).

> On Holiday with Dog and no choice but leave the dog in a caravan or mobile home where the owner doesn't feel the doors, windows are secure enough.

> Parent walking dog to school to pick-up primary school child; 99% of primary schools have a 'no-dog on-premises policy' to safeguard other children, providing a secure alternative than using just the dog lead to clip them to the school gate.

> Visiting friends or family who won't allow dogs indoors, only allowing dogs in garden, but owners aren't 100% comfortable with garden security, the DOGTIE will give that extra peace of mind.

> (not in hot weather) leaving the dog in the car even for a few minutes at a motorway service station whilst using facilities (toilet, coffee etc).

Whilst it's not for everyone, for those who may need to (or want to) leave their dog for whatever their (personal) reason now have an affordable (similar price to a basic dog lead/collar i.e. £25 ) product that safely & comfortably secures their dog better than any standard dog-lead.

27/11/2020

Just to share with anyone wishing to say they shouldn’t leave their dogs unattended .
Please can you answer this regular dilemma of many dog loving owners .
- My dog loves spending time with me - every moment - holidays , walking , I’ve been to restaurants and pubs when on holiday that allow dogs - awesome !

Now what do I do if I need to go to the toilet and the dog isn’t allowed in - I could ask the staff to keep an eye out ... or another family close by....

Let’s say I come back and some stranger has walked off (especially on holiday) - blaming and going mad at the owners, staff or someone else won’t bring my dog back - and for £25 which is less than her fashion dog collar.
I could have safely left her knowing she will still be under the table when I got back .... and saved myself and my dog all that stress.
Or someone may say ;
I could have left her in the hotel on her own?
I could have put her in a kennel and not taken her?

But I love my Dog too much... so the DOGTIE is to give Dog-Loving owners peace of mind , just in case they have to leave their dog for a moment (or a little longer)....

26/11/2020

Dog Theft is on the Rise in the UK.
https://www.dogtie.co.uk/post/dog-theft-on-the-rise-in-england

Lockdown has seen a dramatic rise in opportunistic dognapping because of the potential £5,000 price tag for a dog being too tempting to thieves.