Frenchie Essentials Bottle All-in-one We know how important exercise is to the health of your Frenchie. Did you know that according to the ASPCA, they reach the dehydration point faster than humans and this can happen in both cold and hot temperatures? If your dog is going to be out for some daily exercise, having a water bottle on hand can help safeguard against dehydration, preventing health complications! We created an all-in-one dog leash that ensures you and your pet are prepared for anything. The water bottle holds 350ml of H20, there is a built in collapsible bowl, and it even has a compartment for poop bags! Keeping everything in one stylish unit, this unique dog leash will ensure you always have what you need for walks. Take your Frenchie out for a walk with the Frenchie Leash. This simple and highly durable leash is made from polypropylene, which means it's both lightweight and long-lasting. It comes in a variety of colors, has a waste bag dispensary unit, and can double as a carrying hook for filled bags. Characteristics You are able to choose among three colors, so you can find the one that best suits your dog's fur: red, black and blue. Or else, if your furry friend seems to have a favorite color, maybe you should select it. Because, if your puppy has an outstanding taste with colors in addition to everything else they can be proud of. As mentioned, each leash has a solid steel safety latch, and the leash itself is double-strength nylon. Thanks to these durable materials, every leash you have can last for years or more without breaking. We can even last you a dog's life, no matter how they behave when strapped to their leash. The water dispenser and water bowl attached to each leash are made of silicone rubber and plastic, you won't have to worry about your dog exposing your dog to toxicity while ingesting water in one of these articles. Instructions for use (step by step) Frenchie Leash Tie: To start using your leash, attach its steel safety latch to your dog's collar and hook it onto the leash handle, which is attached to the built-in water dispenser. Even if your dog pulls and pulls on the leash when you start to walk, the safety grip should be strong enough to keep his leash securely attached to his collar. Drink when needed: If necessary, remove the built-in water bowl from one side of the leash and fill it with water from the built-in dispenser. Place the bowl somewhere on the ground near your dog for it to drink, and when done, attach it to your leash. Scoop Waste: If your dog has to go to the bathroom, grab a garbage bag from the built-in bag dispenser located on one side of your leash near the handle. Collect your dog's waste in the bag with the utensil of your choice (you will need to carry it separately), then hang the bag on the integrated hook of your leash. Back home: Once you and your dog are tired or tired from walking, go home and dispose of the used trash bag that you are carrying in your trash. Detach your dog's leash from his collar by detaching the steel safety catch, and store the leash in a safe place until you need to use it again. If you might not be using it for a while, you might want to empty the water dispenser if it still has water in it. Instructions for use (step by step) Frenchie Leash Tie: To start using your leash, attach its steel safety latch to your dog's collar and hook it onto the leash handle, which is attached to the built-in water dispenser. Even if your dog pulls and pulls on the leash when you start to walk, the safety grip should be strong enough to keep his leash securely attached to his collar. Drink when needed: If necessary, remove the built-in water bowl from one side of the leash and fill it with water from the built-in dispenser. Place the bowl somewhere on the ground near your dog for it to drink, and when done, attach it to your leash. Scoop Waste: If your dog has to go to the bathroom, grab a garbage bag from the built-in bag dispenser located on one side of your leash near the handle. Collect your dog's waste in the bag with the utensil of your choice (you will need to carry it separately), then hang the bag on the integrated hook of your leash. Back home: Once you and your dog are tired or tired from walking, go home and dispose of the used trash bag that you are carrying in your trash. Detach your dog's leash from his collar by detaching the steel safety catch, and store the leash in a safe place until you need to use it again. If you might not be using it for a while, you might want to empty the water dispenser if it still has water in it. We know you are going to love owning a Frenchie Leash so much, that you'll want to buy one for your friends and family.
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