Spring pole

Springpole - training accessory for the dog

Springpole is a fantastic training tool for your dog that gives you the opportunity to activate your dog in a fun and challenging way. Springpole is a simple but effective training accessory that is popular with dog owners all over the world. With this training tool, your dog can train their strength, endurance and motor skills in a playful way. The Springpole package consists of 3 parts. A Bungee spring, a suspension and a toy, all created with carefully selected materials to guarantee high quality. If the dog does not like the toy part, it can be easily replaced as all parts are replaceable. The suspension is easy to install and can be easily attached to a suitable place such as a branch of a tree. Training with the Springpole activates your dog both physically and mentally. It strengthens your dog's muscles, increases fitness, endurance and improves your dog's coordination and balance. It also gives your dog a chance to release excess energy and fighting spirit, which can reduce the risk of your dog developing bad habits, such as chewing things around the house. Springpole is suitable for dogs of all ages and sizes, but should be used with caution for dogs that have injuries or problems with joints and muscles.

How do you train with a spring pole?

1. Hang the jumping pole from something stable - it is important that the jumping pole is hung from something that cannot break once the dog starts pulling on the toy. Always double check before training begins. Set the jumping pole at a height where the dog needs to stand on its hind legs to reach it.
2. Teach your dog basic obedience commands - before you start training with a spring pole, make sure your dog understands basic obedience commands such as "drop," "stay," and "come." The dog should drop the toy when you say the command "drop."
3. Start slowly: Let your dog get used to the Springpole by showing and rewarding it as it explores it. Let it pull on the rope while you encourage and reward positive behavior.
4. Reward the right behavior: Reward your dog when he chews and pulls on the rope instead of biting or scratching it. Praise and give treats or toys as rewards to encourage the desired behavior.
5. Gradually increase the difficulty: As your dog becomes more comfortable with the Springpole, you can gradually increase the resistance and height to challenge them. Always be aware of your dog's behavior and limitations to avoid overexertion or injury.
6. Supervise training: Always supervise your dog during training to ensure their safety and prevent unwanted behaviors. Be sure not to overstimulate your dog and stop training if they show signs of fatigue or frustration.
7. Customize Training: Every dog ​​is unique, so customize training to your dog's needs and physical abilities. Consult a professional dog trainer or behaviorist if you are unsure how to best train your dog with the Springpole.
8. Never let your dog use the jumping pole alone.

Just like for humans, balanced exercise and diet are important for the health and well-being of dogs. Therefore, remember to maintain a good balance in exercise and diet. Dietary supplements can also be a good complement for your dog.

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