Biothane SErvice Dog Gear
- Durable
- Waterproof
- Easy to Clean
- Variety of Options
Why Biothane?
BioThane is a popular material for service dog equipment for several reasons:
Durability
BioThane's durability for dog gear stems from its polyester webbing base, coated with a layer of thermoplastic polyurethane, providing resilience against wear, tear, water, chemicals, and UV rays, ensuring long-lasting performance in various conditions.
Easy to Clean
BioThane's easy cleaning process involves simply wiping down the surface with soap and water or using a damp cloth, allowing for quick removal of dirt, mud, and other debris, making it a convenient choice for pet owners seeking low-maintenance gear.
Variety
BioThane offers a range of colors, widths, and finishes, providing the flexibility to customize products according to individual requirements and preferences.
Waterproof
BioThane's waterproof nature arises from its thermoplastic polyurethane coating, which effectively repels water, making it ideal for outdoor use and ensuring durability even in wet conditions, a valuable feature for dog gear subjected to various weather elements.
A training belt, worn around the waist, serves as a versatile tool for service dog work, offering attachment points for leashes, poop bags, treat bags, e-remotes, and other essential items. This hands-free solution enhances mobility and convenience for handlers, enabling effective training sessions and seamless communication with their service dogs.
This shorter leash [typically measuring around 7-12 inches] provides added control and safety for service animals in busy or crowded environments, making it ideal for service dogs that work both on and off leash, ensuring enhanced security and facilitating efficient communication between handlers and their canine partners.
A hands-free adjustable leash enhances service dog work by providing versatility and convenience, allowing handlers to keep their hands free while maintaining control. With adjustable lengths and secure attachments, it facilitates service dogs in various activities, promoting independence and mobility for handlers, ultimately supporting individuals with disabilities.
