Collection: Morin

MORIN Establishment, from passion to business.

The story begins in 1965, when Maurice Morin, passionate about canine sports, created with his wife his first protective suit for training bite dogs. A few years later, their professional lives changed as they founded their company specializing in the manufacture of equipment for dog training.

Over the years, the company became the European leader in this field and successfully diversified its activities to offer an increasingly wide range of products to professionals.

In 1990, the company entered the consumer market and opened a specialized pet store in the Paris region. Success followed, and the store became the must-visit place for canine sports enthusiasts. Owners found professional products and food meeting their requirements.

In 1997, Matthieu Morin (the son) joined the company, handling commercial development and creating the company’s first website. This marked the beginning of mail-order sales, followed by the first printed catalog.

The family business is now present in more than 20 countries worldwide, still highly specialized in the manufacture and distribution of equipment for dogs and canine sports, serving clubs, civil and military administrations.

For over 25 years, we have also developed a wholesale import/export activity in accessories and food for dogs and cats.

These activities and our professionalism now allow us to offer one of the largest catalogs on the market with 5,800 references covering all the needs of dogs, cats, as well as all specific requirements for various canine sports and the equipment of cynotechnical groups.

Morin company guarantees you will communicate with professionals and benefit from advice and information that truly make a difference.

We wish you a pleasant visit and remain at your disposal.

Maurice Morin and his team thank you for your trust.

Maurice Morin’s Cynology Achievements and CV

• • Started practicing canine sports in a club in 1964
  • Professional assistant (at the Verrière Le Buisson club) from 1970 to 1972

• As a bite man:

  • National-level bite man selected in 1970.
  • Bite man for the qualifiers of the French Ring and Field Work Championships - over 12 selections.
  • Bite man at the French Ring and Field Work Championships.

• As a handler with his dogs

  • French Field Work Champion in 1976.
  • More than 15 participations in the French Ring and Field Work Championship qualifiers.
  • More than 10 times finalist as a handler at the French Ring and Field Work Championships.
  • Professional trainer from 1985 to 1988.
  • President of the St Geneviève / Fleury Mérogis dog club from 1990 to 1995.
  • 1995 marked the end of his sports career.