Puller MINI 18×2 cm set of 2 pcs
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Puller MINI 18×2 cm set of 2 pcs
The Puller MINI training toy is a great game and intensive training. The puller is made of two types of unique material thatdoesn't damage your dog's teeth and gums. The material will allow the dog to bite easily without disturbing the shape and characteristic of the toy. Visible teeth marks are a normal feature of the toy and do not detract from its durability or longevity. The toy even loses its smooth surface completely after time, which is a completely natural manifestation of the material and belongs to the use of the Puller. Both rings are used simultaneously during training.
Key features of the dog toy Puller MINI, 18 × 2 cm, set of 2
- Suitable for Yorkshire dogs, Westies, Italian Greyhounds, Pugs, Ratty, bostoneky, brabants
- Dimensions of the circle 18 × 2 cm
- Set includes 2 pcs
- The material is lightweight and does not abrade the teeth
- Puller swims and flies well
- Health-safe
- Does not damage teeth and gums
- Easy maintenance - just rinse with water
Effective training for the dog
The training method sets Puller apart from other products and gives it many advantages. Just three simple exercises for 20 minutes will give your dog as much energy as a 5 km run. Exercises strengthen all muscle parts, your dog will improve his physical condition and the intensity of the training, which requires great concentration and attention, will exhaust the dog in a pleasant and positive way and in a mentally playful and fun way. Don't leave Puller for your dog to chew on and play alone, use it for fun and training together. In addition, Puller will still be attractive for your dog.
PULLER Running
For an intense run, use both Pullers. Throw the dog the first ring. Throw the puller so that it rolls, it is not supposed to be thrown like a frisbee. When the dog returns, throw a second circle, your dog will run more intensely that way. Puller Running is a game. A common mistake when performing this exercise is the command "fetch". This is not a classical training of aport as with a dumbbell, but an intensive exercise of running and observation. Therefore, with Puller Running, do not require handing over to the owner, otherwise the game will become boring and the dog's interest will soon wane. The puller allows you to perform the exercise without unnecessary breaks, rather use the command "puller" to keep the dog's attention. If you want to make the training as effective as possible, show your dog that you are ready to throw the second ring as soon as he approaches you with the first. Don't worry that the dog will refuse to bring the Puller directly into your hand. The Puller Running game should last no longer than 5-7 minutes, then smoothly transition to the Puller Jumping game. The training will be enjoyable, fun and at the same time comprehensive and effective for both of you.
PULLER Jumping
The basis for training jumps is again the use of both rings. The goal for the dog is not to retrieve the ring, but to grab it in the jump, release it on impact and jump for the second ring. How to practice Puller Jumping? Make the dog want to grab the Puller in your hand. Lift Puller up so that the dog has to jump for Puller. Let Puller grab him when the dog is in the air. Then let him and Puller hit the ground. Make sure the dog lands on all feet. Then show him the second circle and redirect his attention to let go of the first and jump up to grab the second. The exercise goes on like this over and over again. The intensity of the jumps depends on your handling of the Puller. You can let the dog jump up to a small height. It is suitable for less demanding exercises. For the more demanding, it is possible to have the dog jump high and follow its path of movement in flight when the dog bites the Puller. The jump will be longer and more intense. The exercise should not take more than 5 minutes in total. Give your dog breaks or adjust the intensity as needed.
PULLER Pulling
The third exercise is the tug-of-war. In Puller Pulling you can smoothly transition from Puller Jumping. Again, use both circles. Let the dog grab the ring and tug with it. If the dog growls, think of it as part of the game and the joy of the fight. Make tug of war fun and let the dog win. As soon as the dog manages to pull the Puller out of your hand, offer him a second ring. You can support the competitiveness and joy of tug-of-war with countermovement and slashing. Tug-of-war strengthens the neck and neck muscles, jaw muscles and a strong bite. It perfectly complements the previous two exercises and gives the dogs the joy of winning.
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