6 genuinely cool dog gifts for the person who's obsessed with his or her puppy
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Turtle doves and laying geese may be Christmastime staples, but for dog lovers, it's all about the puppies each holiday season.
While dogs themselves tend to be low-key about holiday gift expectations — a new tennis ball is cause for major celebration — there are plenty of cool items on the market that their owners will adore.
We've rounded up our top picks for 2019, from a sleek smart collar to an attractive living room end table that doubles as a comfortable crate.
Fi smart dog collar: It's chew-proof, water-proof and Bluetooth-enabled to track physical activity. Even more importantly, it's equipped with a GPS tracker for pups who have a habit of getting a little lost.
VARRAM app-controlled treat tosser and toy: Owners can play with their dogs remotely by using a simple app. The robot zooms around at scheduled times, encouraging the dog to get physically active, and can dispense treats as a reward.
VARRAM pet fitness robot full package, $89 on Amazon
End table that doubles as a crate: We all know that most dog crates tend to look like mini jail cells. This one comes in white, brown, black and gray and sizes from small to extra large.
New Age Pet ecoFLEX crate & end table, starting at $86.99 on Chewy
Automatic pet fountain: The free-falling water stream adds more oxygen so the water is "more potable," and the device holds up to 2 liters of H2O.
Dogness automatic pet fountain, $34.99 on Chewy
Automatic tennis ball launcher: Adjust the angle to best suit your dog, set the motor dial to an appropriate (safe) distance, and then let him have at it. An alert sounds to let the pup know in advance that a ball will be launched.
Franklin Pet Supply automatic tennis ball launch toy
Cordless dog clippers: Amazon reviewers are a fan of this one, which has three speeds and runs on a battery charge, so if your dog decides he's had enough halfway through his haircut, you can go ahead and chase after him.
