 | Friend and Foe: While we didn't want to have packaging for the Release N Run because it only adds to ever increasing landfills, we realized the necessity and value of packaging for marketing. So, we compromised for eco-friendly packaging. |  |
Cheers to our graphic designer Katy. | ||
Blog For the Mostly Off Leash Dog!
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
Packaging
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
Release N Run Version 2
New Handle is Way RAD!
The new handle retracts way better.
The spring tension has been reduced making your dog happier because no one likes anyone pulling on them.
Go to our website and checkout the new version of the Release N Run www.myraddog.com
Saturday, September 27, 2008
Save Some Green......
New Retail Prices
and a Special Offer!
Check out our website for the new reduced retail prices and
great limited time prices.
Save
Prices Reduced
From 35.99 to 25.99
&
From 34.99 to 24.99
Check our website out www.myraddog.com
and a Special Offer!
Check out our website for the new reduced retail prices and
great limited time prices.
Save
Prices Reduced
From 35.99 to 25.99
&
From 34.99 to 24.99
Check our website out www.myraddog.com
Thursday, July 17, 2008
Rad Dog infiltrates Flathead Valley
Fletch, Jake, and Paula headed to Bigfork, MT for two weeks. Outfitted with their Release N Run collars, they packed up the bikes, running shoes, and
water apparel. They found a great new trail to Estes Lake. Meanwhile, Ember and Kerri headed to Whitefish and have been hitting the trails for s
ome off leash time. Nichole and Seth have had Bailey out on the Swan Nature Trail and the Release N Run has been crucial since they have to manage kids, strollers, and the dog. Here are Fletch, Jake, and Bailey having fun off leash.
Tuesday, May 27, 2008
Rad Dog at Ski to Sea
Myraddog Team member Brian Dagnon starts the first leg of the Ski to Sea at Mt Baker. It was a beautiful day at the mountain with temps in the 60's and the skies as Blue as the Blue Bird day Release N Run, Retractable leash. Over 400 teams competed in this years race. It was pandemonium from the start with a steep climb right off the bat forcing everyone that wasn't in the first or second row to wait to make a move until after climbing the hill and rounding the corner for the downhill. After the hill it opened up and passing was possible. The rest of the course was sweet with lots of turns and tons of little rollers. Brian finished 11 in his division making the hand off to teammate Mike Hogan who made it to the top of the hill on the uphill hike and then killed it on the ski down. The rest of the team did a great job too, allowing the portly crew to finish in the middle of the pack. It was a great race and a great day to be outside with your best buddy sporting the Release N Run collar, check us out at myraddog.com and hook your dog up with some of our RAD gear!
Myraddog Team member Brian Dagnon starts the first leg of the Ski to Sea at Mt Baker. It was a beautiful day at the mountain with temps in the 60's and the skies as Blue as the Blue Bird day Release N Run, Retractable leash. Over 400 teams competed in this years race. It was pandemonium from the start with a steep climb right off the bat forcing everyone that wasn't in the first or second row to wait to make a move until after climbing the hill and rounding the corner for the downhill. After the hill it opened up and passing was possible. The rest of the course was sweet with lots of turns and tons of little rollers. Brian finished 11 in his division making the hand off to teammate Mike Hogan who made it to the top of the hill on the uphill hike and then killed it on the ski down. The rest of the team did a great job too, allowing the portly crew to finish in the middle of the pack. It was a great race and a great day to be outside with your best buddy sporting the Release N Run collar, check us out at myraddog.com and hook your dog up with some of our RAD gear!
Sunday, May 18, 2008
Silver Lake TT
The sun was finally shining and it was HOT at Silver Lake this past Saturday. Despite the heat, the Rad Dog crew was in full effect. Fletcher, sporting his latest Blaze Orange Release N Run, loved the wide open fields and found many new places to mark. While Fletch strolled through the fields, Brian was focused on his upcoming 20 mile TT. While the temps outside soared to the mid 80s, Brian was cool as he prepared to throw down a 5th place finish overall. As if that wasn't enough, he then finished second in a 10k trail run. At the end of the day, the burning in his legs and in his arms, from a first exposure of the year to the sun, made that ice cold beer all that much more enjoyable.
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