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Bridle Leather Dog Collars for Comfort and Durability
Today’s consumer is looking for things that are more natural. The pet industry is no exception. For many years, those shopping for their pets have been searching for natural pet…
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The Benefits of Tuscan Leather Dog Collars for You and Your Pup
Approximately 63.4 million U.S. households own a dog and spend a total of $99 billion annually on their furry friends. Because we consider our pets a part of our family,…
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Our New Website
Welcome to the new and improved AuburnDirect.com! In our new website, we have joined our wholesale and direct-to-consumer sites into one easy-to-use platform. This is the place to find your…
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The Difference Leather Edge Finishing Makes
Auburn Leathercrafters products are already exceptional for their quality, durability, and appearance. But many collars and leashes go above and beyond with the finishing touches—specifically edge finishing. Hand-finished edges on…
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Pet Safety During Storms
It’s not usually something we like to think about, but it is necessary: pet safety during storms. As our country is battered with hurricanes and tropical storms in the south…
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Traveling with Your Dog
Did I pack my toothbrush? Do I have enough socks? Will I even need socks? Oh the thoughts that cross my mind before I travel! If you’re like me, you…
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Stress Signals
Dogs are very good communicators. The problem is that they do not communicate in the same way that we do. Dogs use their body language to communicate. If you observe…
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On Raising Puppies to Become Service Dogs
The first question out of everyone’s mouth is “How can you let them go?” When I first started raising puppies for Guiding Eyes for the Blind, I didn’t know how…
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The Fearful Dog—Part 2
You own a fearful dog. You need to build trust with the dog and help the dog to feel safe. Let’s get started. First, don’t dwell on your dog’s negative…
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The Fearful Dog—Part 1
Why are some dogs social butterflies and others afraid of their own shadows? Why do some dogs get excited when they see a new person and others shake and hide…
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