Superior English Bulldog Bite Tug for Pup Training
Is fire hose a proper material for a bite tug? Of course yes! Fire hose contains natural fabrics and elastomers. Owing to it fire hose can be stored wet without rotting and to resist damaging effects. Therefore this durable dog toy is a perfect training tool for English Bulldog puppy. It is
durable, long-lasting and safe gear that will help to develop bite skills of your canine.
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Reliable English Bulldog bite tug for puppy training
Fire hose English Bulldog bite tug with a handle
| Key features of this English Bulldog Bite Tug: - made of fire hose
- dog friendly stuffing
- stitched on the edges
- equipped with one nylon handle
- supreme durability
| Intended use of this English Bulldog Bite Tug: - training
- playing
- biting skills developing
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| Sizes: - width - 2 1/3 inch (6 cm)
- length - 12 inch(30 cm)
| Material: |
This fire hose toy is made of tough, durable material. This stuff consists of a rubber lining and multiple layers of tightly woven fabric. The ends of the toy are stitched to reinforce it. This provides
excellent resistance to abrasion and superior strength for a soft dog toy!
The durable dog toy for power chewers is equipped with a comfy nylon handle which provide you with
easy grip. You will hold it securely while English Bulldog training or playing. The stuffing is friendly for dog's teeth and hypoallergenic. Fire hose dog tug toy is
easy to hide in pockets and makes a great dog training obedience reward.
This longer flexible tug is great for
developing biting skills, also a good size for puppies and smaller dogs that will
play tug, or would like to! This working dog equipment is intended for those dog handlers who want
to imprint drive in their pups and young dogs.
Note! Tug is
not intended for chewing, it can be used as interactive training aid. Tug toy is excellent for a rewarding game of tug. But do not allow your English Bulldog to chew the tug. So please keep the tug after the interaction has finished.
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