What Can Tiger Tail Leashes and Collars Do For You? Review, Unboxing, Field Testing!

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About this video: In this video, Ian Stone from Simpawtico Dog Training unboxes Tiger Tail’s newest leashes and collars: the Urban Nomad, the Leatherish, and the Wild Grip. Ian puts them through their paces in the studio, and then walks a dog on them. Tiger Tail is an upstart new U.S. company using new and innovative materials. They also donate 1% of their revenue to rescue and shelter dogs.
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[@billpowell5207]

I do like your reviews. Saves me some anxiety when i purchase this gear. Dog toys/bones would be a good review because there so much information about what is safe, what is healthy etc.

[@RunaaSteinamrk]

Yes, product reviews from a pro are gold for us noobs. More, please 🙂

[@SimpawticoDogTraining]

Will do!

[@witcher2528]

my mans attacking that leash like some Karate demonstration

[@muziqbox]

I definitely like the product review. I would love to see a review of a multipurpose harness. I travel with my dog and want a harness for seatbelt purposes and then walking when we get out of the vehicle.

[@henryt3805]

Martial-Arts for dog leashes

[@sandyg3772]

I would love to hear your take on different harnesses, or other means of keeping control when my dog's hunting brain gets triggered (darn squirrels).

[@hockeyboy8567]

I LOVE your channel and my dog is 11 weeks old and he is already a pretty good listener and also my dad LOVES your channel ( Great 👍🏻 advice )

[@14srandall]

Product reviews are extremely helpful! I will be buying from Tiger Tail :)

[@lilyvera354]

Love this, please do more reviews! I'm constantly looking for good chews and treats for my dog, it would be really helpful. As for the black grip leash, I'm pretty sure you could make a loop without having to feed the clasp through the loop. More like a check chain or slip leash, where you would slide the leash (/collar) into the loop right below it. Might be a fix, but I too prefer handles! A good thumb lock is a must for me!

[@AbbyKay1996]

Another great video. Love the moves and hand hold positions. Wish we were closer tu o learn more. Enjoy the reviews. Jake sends you his best.

[@SimpawticoDogTraining]

Hugs to Jake (and you, too)! Glad you're all doing well!

[@jennylg6582]

I love your product reviews! It makes me more confident about what I’m purchasing. Thank you for the hard work! Definitely checking out the company too!

[@SimpawticoDogTraining]

You are so welcome!

[@rdesgagn]

I was waiting for the "But wait there's more !" moment. Just kidding Ian. Good job on the product review. I would really like if you do more leashes/collars/car restraints/treats reviews. If I were you, I would even do one of all the Simpawtico's swag with Christy and yourself. Who knows maybe have some Simpawtico gear for Wednesday and Darwin too !

[@SimpawticoDogTraining]

HAHA it could happen! Thanks for watching, man!

[@harshranavat1496]

You help me a lot

[@zaygezunt]

I'd love to see a comparison video between collars, choke collars and harnesses on the market. Which brands you prefer, what you should use for which behaviour and what fabric/material is best.

[@SimpawticoDogTraining]

I've been kicking around the idea of a collar video, actually.

[@jlchapman]

I'd like to get your opinion on chews like the Bulletproof Pet Products Indestructibone, Benebone, Nylabone, etc... Edit I'm not a fan of those clasps. I've had multiple dogs and myself maneuver is such a way that the leash catches on the release and pops the leash. While it may be stronger, I would still have reservations about that.

[@thinkwy13]

Please continue product reviews!

[@SimpawticoDogTraining]

Working on one right now!

[@simarsingh2130]

What’s your opinion on retractable leashes

[@DipandDab100]

Would love a video on recommended puppy schedule! Maybe also, advice for bringing your puppy/dog to work with you? My office allows dogs and when covid is gone, I would like to bring him in a few times a week when my husband is working, but would love some advice on how to be most successful with this... Do I need a crate at the office aswell?, How do I introduce him to the other dogs and my colleges? , how should I entertain him throughout the day and get my work done??? Help me IAN! We've watched every video you've released so we are desperate for more! YOU ROCK! (Also my husband saw your 12 string in the back of the Q and A video and he wants to see you rock out sometime!)

[@m.z.593]

Maybe also check out the website and facebook page there is some more stuff there.

[@Lunchbox87km]

Love the reviews, by the way are you related to the guy from revzilla your voice reminds me of him lol but love your videos I just came across the kong video you did an im going to try it to crate train my new puppy

[@ethan2077]

i see the amazon page for tiger tail. are there any details on the differences between the "leather-ish" and urban nomad leashes?

[@bridgetfingleton-brown9732]

Love the blue colour! Would love reviews but lots of your reviews are US only. I’m UK. You have some many subscribers worldwide that it would be lovely if you reviewed gear that can be bought outside US too.

[@shelberz1]

Thank you

[@SimpawticoDogTraining]

You're welcome

[@Marsolan]

Thank you, Ian. I still have a screenshot of your older leash review video. I was waiting for our dog to stop grabbing the leash and trying to play with it before I buy a nice one. It's much better now so I am thinking it's time for a new leash. I have a question, the nomad leash, does it feel slippery? I do not like that. I like the fabric that slides easy but not slippery so it does not stay in the hold. I also was thinking about easy dog brand.

[@SimpawticoDogTraining]

I agree with you on those points about how it feels. I have to say I'm really liking the Urban Nomad. It's like you described: slides easily, but not slippery. It's still grippy enough that you can maintain a safe, comfortable hold on the leash. I really like it. It's really lightweight, too.

[@Marsolan]

@@SimpawticoDogTraining thank you. Nomad it is. I like what company is trying to do as well. Cheers!

[@amberjohnson8474]

Harness reviews and food reveiws

[@MegandtheMutts]

Hey Ian! I'm from MN and live in the area that Secondhand Hounds serves. A lot of dog trainers and animal advocates up here have a negative opinion of their practices. I don't personally feel strongly for or against them, but I thought you should be aware of the climate surrounding SSH., though it doesn't much affect the review of Tiger Tail!

[@JakeAho]

Couldn't you use the pass through on the super grippy one to make a loop to hold the leash?

[@SimpawticoDogTraining]

You could, yes. They've actually made one now that had a handle on it and I have that one. It's really great.

[@michellealvarez6730]

Love your videos!! I know someone that has promblem with his dog. She a lab mix and she is super wild. She doesn't respond well to her name. She doesn't listen when she told no. She loves to jump on people and lick alot. And its become a promblem. Sometimes she fights with her brother. And walking with her. She'll pull and tug herself. If should could she would run if not on a leash and it would be hard to catch her because she doesn't listen. What could I do??

[@notesfromleisa-land]

I would never trust a plastic buckle (they break with strong/motivated dogs). Metal buckles work well (in my limited experience). Doing dog rescue transport, I found that martingale collars were the best for my needs (for both them and my dogs). Shelter dogs come out with whatever they have....and it's not always serviceable (ill fitting, cheap materials). While we never lost a dog, we did have equipment break down (snapped swivel shanks, cheap collar material that ripped, or ill fitting collars) that caused some full on panic. After the third incident, I bought webbing and "D" rings and swivels and made serviceable collars and high quality leads for handling these wonderful dogs. Because whatever name they have, they've not had it very long! There is no substitute for good equipment, no matter what you are doing. Claw snaps are fantastic. But they have to have a sturdy shank/swivel.

[@davenelson8187]

The spring snaps can scare pups and can make them asceerd to let u put their collar on.

[@noxious_nights]

Hello, I have a question, can I use a retractable leash as an all-purpose one? I can always just pull out the desired length and lock in place.

[@SimpawticoDogTraining]

It's not recommended to do that. You CAN technically do that, but you lose almost all of your sensitive control and dexterity. I suppose it depends on the skill level of your dog, too, though.

[@VengD]

I'd never go for synthetic leather. It might look good, but from my experience, it can end up snapping without showing any warnings. Like it gets weak on the inside. But I might have gotten my hands on some terrible quality... I can't say. But a single bad experience is enough for me avoiding it for stuff like dog collars and leashes.

[@SimpawticoDogTraining]

That's valuable feedback. I'll keep an eye on that one. THANK!

[@washi8267]

I’m having a lot of trouble with it

[@Shmack_]

The Tiger products seem like rebranded Chinese generic leashes and collars. I've found Roam collars with cobra buckle to be really good and the bungee leashes with neoprene handle to be best

[@SimpawticoDogTraining]

It says right in the video that all of their products are USA made.

[@Pinkdovesss]

i thought you were gone forever!

[@zekehudson7973]

Gecko Lord until he got a huge sponsorship payout to do this video

[@washi8267]

Make a video on potty training

[@Axis.Mundis.]

6’ leather leash is the best tool to train your dog 2nd to that is an e-collar

[@zekehudson7973]

seriously.. i subscribed to this channel for training content. you now barely upload videos and we see this sponsored video? come on man.. don’t be a sell out and go back to your old content.

[@SimpawticoDogTraining]

Jesus Christ dude it says in the first five minutes that we don't do sponsored videos and this isn't one either. I know it's trendy to be cynical, but if you really like our work, give us the benefit of the doubt before you start name-calling.

[@SimpawticoDogTraining]

Also...if you want training content so badly we've been doing a DAILY facebook live for over a month now. There's like almost 30 hours of content there-FOR FREE.