SMATICA Flirt Pole for Dogs - Interactive Dog Toys for Boredom and Stimulating – Lightweight, Detachable & Sturdy Dog Toy – Dog Flirt Pole for Training, Playing & Exercise (Not for Aggressive Chewers)
Product Features
- INTERACTIVE DOG TOYS FOR BOREDOM AND STIMULATING - Using dog flirt pole is an excellent opportunity to deepen the bond you have with your dog. It encourages dog to jump, lunge and chase the dog toy. Flirt pole for dogs helps with impulse control and improve your bond and communication with your dog.
- FUN WAY TO EXERCISE & TRAIN PETS - Flirt pole is a fun dog exercise equipment, to jump, chase, and tug toy for dogs. Flirt poles provide exercise and can be used as a training tool to practice patience and impulse control. It is best played after your dog has warmed up to prevent any injuries from happening. The best warm up will be a nice walk to get those muscles moving.
- DURABLE & Sturdy Material SMATICA dog flirt pole is made of indestructible fiberglass, which is sturdy to pull and tug dog toy. Wand connectors of dog flirt poles are made from steel. Rope is made of Nylon. Handle grip of dog pole toy is made from soft rubber, which is comfortable and non-slip, handle is designed according to human mechanics. Teether puppy toys are hand-made, pet-safe and machine washable.
- EASY TO SETUP SMATICA flirt pole is easy to setup and convenient to store. The pole comes in 2 sections, screw the poles, use snap link to connect the pole and rope, and then loop the fleece teether toys in a rope. Lures are removable, unhook snap link, remove, and replace the lure. SMATICA pet toys for dogs can be carried in a bag for traveling.
- WHEN TO SKIP FLIRT POLE Dog flirt poles are not suitable for every dog, including aggressive chewers, dogs with mobility issues or had a recent injury, Dogs that do not yet know the cues sit, down, wait, take it, leave it, and drop it. Dogs that do not settle down after playing due to over-stimulation. Avoid sharp turns, especially if your dog chases at high speeds. A quick turn can result in joint and ligament injuries.
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