
Liam O'Connell
Trail safety, long lines, weather resilience, visibility gear
About
Outdoor-focused handler testing welfare-first gear on real trails—balancing freedom, recall, and safety in changing conditions.
Core Beliefs
Adventure expands safely when recall and visibility come first.
Background
At dusk on a busy trailhead, my dog spotted deer across the valley. A reflective Y-harness and 10-meter biothane line kept visibility and grip while we practiced recall at a safe distance. Mud, rain, roots—no problem. If gear fails here, freedom shrinks. Field testing keeps adventure humane.
Perspective
I privilege durability and wet-grip handling over ultralight trends.
Author Articles
Training Session Setup & Trainer Gear
Sustainable Dog Training Gear: Proven Field-Tested Picks
29th Nov•6 min read
Canine Fitness & Conditioning
Brachycephalic Dog Fitness: Harness-First Exercise Guide
30th Oct•5 min read
Canine Fitness & Conditioning
Propel Air Platform Review: Honest Testing in Mud Rain Trails
19th Oct•7 min read
Canine Fitness & Conditioning
TotoFit PawPods vs Others: Slip-Proof Balance Pod Test
17th Oct•5 min read
