Electronic Collars
  • Collars and Leads
  • Dog Tracking Systems
  • Dog Training
  • Bird Launchers
  • Hunting Dog Supplies
  • For The Hunter
  • LCS Tick and Flea Comb

    LCS Tick and Flea Comb


    This cheap flea comb is the best way to remove ticks that are not embedded in your dogs' skin. If you use a spot-on tick killer, they often crawl around on top the fur. Keep one in your vest pocket or on a...

    • LCS Tick and Flea Comb


      This cheap flea comb is the best way to remove ticks that are not embedded in your dogs' skin. If you use a spot-on tick killer, they often crawl around on top the fur. Keep one in your vest pocket or on a lanyard to give your dog a quick tick pick when the dog checks in while hunting. You'll use it constantly! Just tap the comb on the tailgate or any hard surface to knock them off or run your thumb down the comb if they are stuck in the teeth of the comb. 

      Colors may vary.




       

    Get Ready for The Biggest Garmin Black Friday Event!

    Get Ready for The Biggest Garmin Black Friday Event!

    November 16, 2024 4 min read

    Don't miss the Garmin Black Friday Sale! Get incredible deals on Garmin handhelds, tracking collars, watches, and off-road navigation systems. Whether you're upgrading your gear or looking for the perfect gift, we’ve got you covered. Plus, trade in your old e-collars and GPS systems for even more savings. Shop now and save big!

    Read More
    Kwik Stop Styptic Powder - Staff Review

    Kwik Stop Styptic Powder - Staff Review

    November 13, 2024 4 min read

    Every dog owner has been in that situation where the dog got a cut, or you trimmed their nails back too far, and they started bleeding. Even the smallest cut can turn into a bloody mess. That is why we recommend having Kwik Stop Styptic Powder on hand and in every dog owner’s dog first aid kit.

    Read More
    Canine Veterans

    Canine Veterans

    November 11, 2024 4 min read 6 Comments

    Since the start of the American military, dogs have been important comrades to the soldiers. Canine soldiers in the early American military often served as morale dogs or guard dogs. However, as the American military matured over the years, so did the rolls of canine soldiers.
    Read More