Welcome to TinyHorse

Work and life with multiple dogs is better with gear designed for it.

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Solve Common Problems

TinyHorse products address common pain points that multiple-dog owners face daily: tangling, safety, and trying to accomplish basic tasks with your hands full.

Traditional leashes weren't designed for this reality.

At TinyHorse, walking multiple dogs is about navigating the complexity of different sizes, temperaments, and energies while ensuring safety and enjoyment for all.

We offer highly versatile dog tools that transform these unique challenges into an opportunity for connection and confidence between you and the dogs in your care.

MULTI-DOG GEAR IN ACTION

Husky with mostly white hair looks upwards towards his dog walker. His mouth is open. In the background two other dogs wait expecting a treat. The dog walker is pictured from the waist down, leashes are attached to her hips and connect to the dogs.

Designed By Dog Walkers

Traditional leashes failed to pass the tests of commercial dog walking, so we tapped into 10,000+ hours of our own dog walking experience to design a multi-dog leash system that supported the task of multi-dog walking rather than burdening it.

Those initial designs were released in May 2017, and have been refined by years of user feedback from other dog care professionals and multi-dog homes.

Inside our workshop we've tested, discarded and approved many ideas, materials and hardware. What surfaces on our website are our very best and most loved designs.

The versatility, safety and durability of our products set a new bar for the industry standard, and we come highly recommend in online groups for professional dog walkers.

Whether you are a dog care professional or live in a multi-dog home, invest in the TinyHorse difference — you’ll feel it on every walk!

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SHOP SOLO DOG

One-dog gear sprinkled with the design ingenuity that made TinyHorse an industry standard in the multi-dog world.

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FAQ

Is TinyHorse gear safe?

To ensure safe use of our gear, we have implemented various design measures (auto-locking carabiners to secure dogs and quick release clips to free humans in a snap) and provided advice for best practices. It is highly recommended that you never leave the gear on dogs when they are unsupervised. When introducing new dogs to your group, use a solo line rather than connecting them to the main group. Additionally, always be aware of your surroundings and exercise caution on treacherous surfaces such as ice or gravel, especially when you are physically attached to our gear. Ultimately our products are “use at your own risk.”

How are TinyHorse products priced?

Our product line is priced to reflect the unparalleled quality and innovation that goes into each unique design, production process, and customer service interaction.

We source only the finest materials for our goods, which are meticulously handcrafted in Canada with a strong emphasis on ethical practices that reduce harm for pets, people and the planet.

Our commitment to 5-star customer support is evident through video tutorials, personalized consultations, and ongoing assistance. When comparing our products to generic pet items, the difference is immediately visible.

Investing in our tools means investing in the success of your business, fostering meaningful connections with the dogs you handle, and prioritizing your personal well-being.

Do you have an ambassador program?

Yes. Our Ambassador program is open to dog walkers who already use TinyHorse equipment daily. You can apply here

Do you have a wholesale program?

We don't currently offer wholesale, but you can express interest in carrying our products by signing up to this list. We will reach out when our program is developed.

What training methods does TinyHorse subscribe to?

We are always learning. Naturally our approach is force-free and compassion-forward.

We're big on making the most of your time with your crew using treats, games and non-forceful engagement — even something as simple as routinely saying every dog's name while leashed at the end of a walk, waiting for individual eye contact and giving a treat or physical touch goes a long way in bond-building in our experience.

That said, we respect everyone in their dog-handling journey, and realize that there are many behavioural scenarios we have zero experience with.

Getting to know and being with dogs is an infinite process and we wish for everyone to be open to new ideas, peer-reviewed research and to be compassionate. Stay curious!