Lure Rod for Dogs

Item no.: 32145

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combines physical and mental activity with animal-friendly training
light-weight telescope rod (fiberglass) with jute dummy (sewn)

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Retrieval games: Fun and training for your dog

Your dog's entertainment and training can be taken to a new level with retrieving games. With a wide range of products designed specifically for retrieving, you will find everything you need to give your dog a fulfilling and educational play experience.

Dummies: for training with physical and mental exercise

Our dummies aren't just for hunting dogs – they're versatile training aids that help your dog's coordination and concentration. These special objects simulate picking up and bringing in prey. With different shapes, weights and you can create a targeted training that is not only fun but also mentally challenging. Our food dummies, which you can fill with dry or wet food, even contain the reward and offer your dog an additional incentive.

Robust wooden retrieval dumbbells for intensive training

You can toss the retrieving dumbbells to encourage your dog to retrieve them and bring them back. Keeping your dog busy with retrieving dumbbells allows her to be physically active.

Throwing discs: interactive fun and fitness for you and your dog

Our discs in various colours offer a fun and active way to interact with your dog. Throwing the discs allows your dog to show off her speed and agility while catching them. Not only can your dog release her energy, but you can also break a sweat and get physically active during this workout. Made from materials such as natural rubber or plastic, the discs are bite-resistant and non-splintering, so there is little risk of injury. Our thermoplastic rubber (TPR) discs also float on water and are ideal for water games.

Find the right fetching toy for your dog:

It's crucial to choose a fetching toy that fits your dog's size and retrieving behaviour. Toys that are too heavy or too big could be unwieldy and demotivate your dog.

Depending on your dog's preferences, the ideal material may vary. Some dogs prefer rubbery textures, while others prefer fabric or wood. Make sure the material you choose is durable and safe.

If your dog likes to play in the water or swim, a floatable fetching toy might be the best choice. Waterproof toys allow for retrieving fun at the beach, lake or pool.

How do I teach my dog to fetch?

Choose the right retrieving toy: Start with a suitable retrieving stick or dummy that suits your dog. The size and weight should be appropriate for your dog.

Arouse interest: Show your dog the retrieving toy and let her sniff it. Praise and positive reinforcement can awaken her interest.

Introduce the bring command: When the dog has taken the toy, say the word "Bring" or a similar command.

Reward at handing over: When your dog brings the toy to you, reward her with treats and words of praise. The hand-over should be positively reinforced.

Increase throwing step by step: Start by dropping the toy only a few metres away. Encourage your dog to fetch it and bring it back to you. Slowly increase the distance of the throw as your dog gains more confidence.

Remain patient and reward each successful attempt.

Practice makes perfect: Repeat the training regularly to reinforce the retrieving. Vary the environment and practice in different situations.

Make retrieving a positive and enjoyable experience for your dog and keep the fun at the forefront.