Luckily for you, we’ve narrowed down a small selection of items for one of the hardest people to buy for, the dog lover, and more specifically the dog lover who also loves the outdoors. If you happen to be the dog lover that’s so hard to buy for, we have you covered too! Take a quick look below and see if you can find the perfect gift that will show your dog just how much they mean to you. Because you know they can tell, right?
A Good Dog Bed
It might seem counterintuitive to start an outdoorsy dog gift list with something usually kept inside, but hear us out. Any time you take your dog to a new place you want to make sure they feel comfortable. Whether it’s a day trip in the car to relax by the sea or a camping trip that keeps you away from the house for days at a time, you want to make sure your dog has something familiar to help them feel safe and secure.
A dog bed like the TENDER TECH 60 is perfect for this. It’s an easy-clean, wipe down mattress with a water-repellent cover that can be compactly folded to help with space constraints when travelling.
A Reliable Dog Buoyancy Aid
Anyone who goes out on the water regularly knows the importance of water safety and personal flotation devices (PFDs) are one of the most common and effective ways of keeping yourself safe. The Red Original compact Airbelt PFD is one of our most popular and highly rated products, but we’ve also recently created one especially for our four-legged friends. The Red Original Dog Buoyancy Aid is durable, comfortable, functional, and packs in a stack of features that you probably wouldn’t think about but will seem essential in retrospect.
Available in 5 sizes, the Dog Buoyancy Aid is made using thoughtfully positioned buoyant material to help support and encourage a healthy and comfortable swimming position. Made using Cordura Fabric, it is equipped with 4-grab handles to help you pick the dog out of the water, a lead attachment for when you’re walking to and from the water, and a no-pinch clip to help prevent any problems with fur getting caught and hurting your dog.