This is why I’m here. I wanted a better idea of what the hook was and how it worked.

same here really want a new collar for my GSD and can't find anywhere as good as MIA :(

@@jack66244 they up and disappeared. No going out of business notification. They just one day took down the website and closed all online stores.

😂 the Kong frog is used in climbing. It holds 22kn and is double safe because of the two locking arms. It is impossible for the dog. You could manage a t-rex with it.

I was wondering that to, it seems like an ad for machine stitching fabric. I was hoping he was going to talk about the frog caribiner

And dehydration. Dogs must drink a lot because climbing uphill, or walking in high elevations, is exhausting and dogs may walk for hours exposed to direct sun.

Hi! Guinness knows "slow down" and "wait" - these commands help a lot while going down or over a hard terrain. Also a small help is that while going down he's already out of the wild excited energy and is not in a rush to get anywhere at that point ;)

The Cobras with built-in D-ring we stock are 45mm so they are too large for 40mm and too small for 50mm collars. We do have 45mm Agitation collars with these.

@@miak9outdoor could you explain to me on how to add the handle and make it?

@@maxmorten Stitch a portion of a strip in the middle to form a handle and then stitch the ends to the collar. This is not a DIY tutorial so we do not provide measurements of making of our products.

We are doing something similar on our channel so feel free to check it out :)

We've sold the last one few days ago. The mini Dancer production has been cancelled due to supply chain problems. Probably they will no longer make it.

It's nylon 1.6mm webbing, made in Poland

We are doing something similar on our channel so feel free to check it out :)

On easier hikes they walk off-leash and do great, they get leashed in steep areas in case they slip and need to be hauled back up

@@miak9outdoor I can only imagine the excitement for the pups. That was thrilling just to watch.

Ive had mine pull me up hills before its kinda nice

They use webbing!

It's polyamide, usually sublimation is made on polyester but we made some trials and polyamide does the work, though the colours sublimated are sometimes a different shade than expected and the details not as sharp.

Hi, our dogs started when they were already adult. I have no proper knowledge to advise on such matter, you might want to consult a vet. Young dogs cannot overwork as this negatively influence their still growing joints.

@@miak9outdoor After 15months its fine.

Be careful with young GSD's they tend to have issues w/their back legs and spine of not handled properly. Lots of research avail on KZbin. Have fun.

Durkopp Adler 867 Delta, but it has its limits, for the thickest fabrics you should consider DA 967

Shepherds do great in rough terrain! You might have noticed in the videos that our dogs handle it differently, the ginger is all about speed and just hopping from rock to rock while the black one climbs slowly with consideration and picks most comfortable ascend/descend route among rocks.

@@miak9outdoor The black one seems older in age, more experienced.

Pit is not fit for high altitude climbing; too short legs, awkward balance, too short hair, easily scratched, easily salivating and losing body fluid, bad eyesight and relies too much on sniffing. Climbing uphill is taxing, dogs dehydrate quicker, breathe faster, they may walk for hours exposed to direct sun and UV, scratch and injure themselves, etc. You want to minimise on all that. Best option is a breed with decent coat length, with a double coat too, pointed muzzle, agile legs and well defined trot, fine balanced walk, with eye level higher than an average dog and with good eyesight, so that the dog does not rely all the time on its nose to find way. So the German Shepherd is just fine, also some type of mountain dogs.

Great video.

It's awesome to see our gear in action!

Hi! He was taken from a shelter as a pup - parents unknown. We assume he's GSD / Alaskan Malamute (plume tail and non-stop shedding 😆 ) He's a good singer too :)

@@miak9outdoor GSD/Malamute makes more sense. I had a Malamute and he was also a singer LoL 🤣

He's a natural when it comes to climbing, nevertheless he was assisted by both of us during the descend. One person stays in front just in case and one holds leash from the back so he doesn't slide down.

Hello Cheyenne! Yes, we can make a solid Violet harness if you'd like, drop our team a message at [email protected]

Andrei Sas no it is the attachment point from the leash to the collar or harness. Go ahead and check them out on Etsy and their webpage both MIaK9