This clever dog seatbelt could help keep your dog safe (and keep them in the seat they’re supposed to be in). Its rotating clasp prevents them from getting tangled up if they decide to roam around the backseat, while the adjustable length works with any dog. Plus, the nylon material is strong enough to withstand any chewing on road trips.

If your dog chews through the average plush toy within a matter of hours, this ultra-durable corduroy moose may be what they need. It’s designed to handle heavy chewers, as the knotted limbs make it way harder to rip open — and it even features multiple squeakers on the inside so that it’s fun to play with regardless of where they’re chewing.

Not only does this harness feature reflective patches to help keep your dog visible when out at night, but it also has a bungee clip to absorb shock if your dog starts to pull. You also have the choice of two rings when clipping on a leash: a traditional one in the back, as well as one in the front, to prevent any pulling behaviors.

Keep more than one type of puzzle toy on hand (and prevent boredom) with this set of travel-friendly puzzle balls. Both designs slowly dispense treats as they roll across the floor, enticing your dog to chase them around in order to get extra snacks. And since they’re made from tough rubber, there’s no need to worry about your dog shredding them into bits.

If your dog experiences anxiety whenever you leave home, simply plug in this low-effort calming diffuser. It releases pheromones into the air that may help calm anxious pups so that they’re less likely to chew, bark, or have accidents while you’re away or even during storms. Plus, the scent will soothe your pup for 30 days before you need a refill. One reviewer even wrote, “This worked within 8 hours. I plugged it in, went to work. Came home and hardly any barking whatsoever. His threshold for what will trigger him is much wider now and he does not respond to every single noise on the street.”

Grab this super strong anti-pulling leash if your pup has a habit of pulling when you’re out on walks. It features a handle in the middle of the strap, allowing you to hold your dog close to you so that it’s easy to prevent them from pulling (and training them to stop pulling). Plus, both of the handles are padded, so they won’t dig into your hands.

Does your dog want to wear a collar 24 hours a day? Probably not. Make putting that collar on and getting it off again easier with this quick release dog collar. Once you adjust it to size, you can press a button to take the collar off so your pet can enjoy some naked time or get thoroughly clean in the bath. It comes in six sizes and four colors and is easy to adjust.

Anxious pups will seriously appreciate this machine-washable dog bed because its raised edges and donut shape make it feel like they’re relaxing in a soft, warm hug. The clever shape also encourages your dog to curl up and burrow inside, while the faux fur material adds to the coziness. This seriously soothing bed also comes in multiple colors.

When your pet won’t cooperate at bath or grooming time, get control of the situation — and create some hilarious photo ops — by slinging this dog grooming hammock from a shower or closet rod. Your pet will have no choice but to endure your ministrations, which is easier for you and safer for them. It comes in four sizes.

Plants, furniture, baseboards — this spray can help deter your dog from chewing whatever they get into. Its bitter flavor makes their preferred places to chew taste so incredibly unpleasant — they won’t be interested anymore (no matter what’s causing them to chew). It also won’t stain whatever you spritz it on around the house.

Whether you’re training your dog how to heel or live near a busy road, this short and easy-to-control leash is a smart pick. It lets you hold your dog close, keeping them safe from cars while also teaching them to stay near you, while the padded handle helps you keep a comfortable grip if your dog starts to pull. One reviewer even wrote, “I have a dog that takes off to chase cats and squirrels and this does not hurt my hands to hang on to the dog.”

This durable licking mat is one of the easiest ways to help soothe anxious pups. Just add your peanut butter or a treat to the textured silicone, and it will help keep their mind occupied. Four suction cups on the back make it easy to attach to shower walls, floors, or any non-porous surface, and it will stay wherever you stick it for hours.

Similar to a stretchy bungee cord, this leash attachment absorbs shock when your dog pulls (which could also prevent soreness in your arms). It comes in four sizes to suit nearly any dog breed — and since it’s made from a combination of nylon and steel, there’s no need to worry about it snapping if your dog decides to yank particularly hard.

The colorful pull rope at the end of this flirt pole will entice your pup to chase it around and burn off loads of energy. Its easy-to-use design can also help teach them to “drop” the rope once they’ve caught it. It’s made from tough stainless steel, so there’s no need to worry about it breaking should your pup pull a little too hard.

This dog doorbell is a super low-effort way to improve communication when it comes to potty breaks. Simply hang it on your door handle (zero tools required), and your pup can shake the bells when it’s time to go outside. It’s adjustable to fit your door, and you might even save your door from scratch marks.

Keep your pup busy with this puzzle toy that has two different compartments you can fill with treats. Your dog will also keep busy removing or sliding around these compartments to reveal even more snacks underneath. And if your pup isn’t the brightest bulb? Not a problem, as you have the choice of three varying difficulties.

This soft and easy-to-use snuffle mat is an ideal method for keeping any pup busy. Once you’ve sprinkled some treats inside of it, your dog will have to nuzzle around the fabric flaps to find them — this can satisfy their digging and discovery instincts in a safe and contained way.

Packed with calming melatonin and chamomile, these relaxing chews may help ease your dog’s anxiety during fireworks, thunderstorms, or even when you leave home to run some errands. They have a smoked bacon flavor that’s sure to be a hit with even the pickiest pups — and many reviewers raved about how well they work. “I can definitely tell a difference in our dog,” wrote one satisfied shopper. “She used to pace and want to lick us constantly[...]. Now she can just lay down and relax.”

Walking two dogs at the same time can be tricky — unless you’re using this durable, double-ended leash extension. Simply clip each side onto your regular leashes, and you’ll instantly be able to walk two dogs at the same time using just one hand. It’s also shorter than using two separate leashes, making it less likely that your dogs will get tangled together.

If your furry best friend likes to ride up front with you, this front seat dog cover will save your car from the poor mud-rolling and fur-dirtying decisions they make at the park. It covers the front seat, hooks to the headrest to stay secure, and is completely waterproof. It comes in six colors and is easy to wipe or vacuum clean. “Fantastic. Absolutely love it,” said one reviewer. “Bought for my Charger since my puppy likes to sit up front and ride shotgun.”

If you’re afraid your dog will shred whatever toy you buy in no time at all, this set of stuffing-free squeaky toys might be a better choice. They have a crinkly shell and zero stuffing inside, so if your dog does happen to destroy them, there’s no need to worry about them swallowing any filling or scattering it around.

If you have a dog that can destroy a toy before you can clean up the packaging, you need a better toy. This tough chew toy is the ball your dog needs. You will enjoy hours of play with it and no matter how hard those jaws of destruction try, it will keep on bouncing. It comes in three colors.

For some canines, pulling a rope toy is more fun than a weekend at Disneyland. If that’s your dog, this sack of dog toys will be bliss. There are seven tough rope toys to sink those teeth into. And many of them offer a good grip for whatever human your dog bullies into holding the other end of the rope. It all packs into a carry bag so you can hide them from sight or take them to the park.

If your dog tends to pee in the same spot — even after you’ve cleaned it — add this spray to your potty training routine to discourage them from peeing in the same spot. It’s safe to spritz on floors, furniture, rugs, planters, and more, regardless of whether you need this potty training formula inside or outside.

This UV flashlight and odor eliminator spray set can help you find gross-smelling pet accidents that have dried up, making them invisible to the naked eye. Once you’ve found the source of that unwanted smell, simply give it a few spritzes with the refreshing orange-scented odor eliminator spray to give it a quick clean.

Grab this ultrasonic remote for an easy-to-use (and most importantly — painless) way to teach your pup not to bark. It produces a high-pitched sound that only dogs can hear, helping deter them from unwanted behaviors like barking, digging, and more. Plus, the battery lasts for up to 32 hours before you need to recharge this handy training remote.

This jacket is a clever way to help ease your pup’s mind when they’re feeling stressed because it applies calming (and super gentle) pressure. It fits around your pup like a tight swaddle, making it feel like they’re being wrapped in a giant hug to help calm them down. There’s also no training required in order for this cozy swaddle to be effective.

Grab this easy-to-carry waistband pouch, and you’ll always be prepared to encourage good behavior with treats. Use the adjustable strap for a comfy fit around your waist so that a treat is always within reach. It also has a magnetic closure to quickly grab treats within just a few seconds so that your dog connects the treat to their good behavior.

The next time your dog does something good, press the button on one of these budget-friendly clickers before you give them a treat. Their durable clicking design will help bridge the connection between behavior and the treat so that you have a few extra seconds to award them. They’re also topped off with a stretchy clip-on band to carry these low-effort training gadgets everywhere.