Your dog looks outside as if rain does not exist. You mainly see wet shoes. With a few practical choices, a rainy walk does not have to become a whole project.
Choose gear that works well when wet
An easy to clean leash and collar save work afterwards. Always check the exact product properties and care instructions.
Keep poop bags within reach
A poop bag holder attached to your leash means you do not have to search through wet coat pockets every time you need one. A small detail that is surprisingly useful when the rain really starts coming down.
Think about visibility
Dark and rainy conditions require extra attention to visibility. Where needed, use suitable lights or reflective accessories that are specifically designed for that purpose.
Dry your dog afterwards
Paws, belly and areas underneath a harness can stay wet. A quick towel dry makes coming home more comfortable for everyone.
Let wet walking gear dry
Hang the harness, leash and collar to dry according to their care instructions. Do not leave wet gear stored in a closed space for a long time.
Rain changes the weather, not your plans. Explore our practical walking gear for wet walks.