Pulling – This involves the old fashioned game of tug of war …what dog doesn’t enjoy playing tug of war? Our dog seemed to really enjoy that gentle “squish” of the Puller and what we really like about it was the fact that we didn’t have to worry about it damaging his teeth. Tug of war is a nice exercise for dogs and it helps them work their important muscle groups. And remember, this is a dog who was barely interested in tug at all (because he always wanted toys thrown instead of tugged)! For fetch Puller is available in 2 sizes, Standard (11” diameter rings) and Mini (7.5” diameter) and they were kind enough to send us one set of each size for review! If you have a dog, chances are, you already realize that he is a part of your family. This special family member just so happens to love playing, but we’re sure you have already noticed this – you may even have a toy box full of toys for your dog. What about the Puller dog toy – does this sound familiar to you?

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This was no work for us on the training side of things, because Mort already lives for fetch. However, it was work for Mort to switch between fetch and tug so this is what we did work on, training wise. When Mort starts playing fetch, that’s typically the only activity he’ll want to do. So getting him to switch from fetch to tug during the same session is usually very hard. Because Mort enjoyed tugging the Puller so much, we were able to get him to “take” and start tugging the toy as you can see previously. The round shape of Puller makes it excellent for throwing and rolling. Your dog will love to chase retrieve it! When they return, you’ll be prepared with a second Puller in hand to throw again. This constant motion (as opposed to the standard fetch-retrieve-drop-wait-fetch cycle) keeps your dog on a brisk pace for an extended period of time. This is especially important if your play area is space limited.When it comes to using the Puller, there are so many different ways that your dog can use it, which will help keep your dog mentally stimulated for a longer period of time. The Puller can be used inside, outside, in the water or wherever you feel is safe. Conclusion The design is really unique and is design with a dog’s well-being and health in mind. At first glance, it appears to be a normal dog toy, but in all actuality, there are more functions to it that just an exercise toy. Exercise is important for our dog as it helps keep them both physically and mentally fit.

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In fact, I was trying to take some nice “posed” photos with the Puller, and I just got barked at to hurry up so we could work some more: Hey, put down that camera and start playing with me again! Where can you find Puller toys? I also appreciate that it is made of a non-toxic and non-smelly material, very important for something going in my dog’s mouth. When we spoke to friend of ours the other day (he’s a major dog enthusiast), we couldn’t believe that he had never heard of the Puller dog toy and that is when we decided to spread the word (because it’s such a cool toy, we believe others should know about it) … Puller Dog Toy Review As a big fan of frisbee and all things “fetch” Charlie was instantly enamored with the Puller. As for us humans, we absolutely love the emphasis that Puller puts not only on exercise, but on bonding with your dog through physical activity and mental stimulation. Obviously we can’t do too much in our tiny living room with the large toy, so the catches aren’t too great! But in this video we have him returning the toy, and using the “closer” command, which is move the toy closer to my feet. He’s so into this you can see him throwing the toy. Several videos included him clobbering my iPhone that was taking the video with the Puller. This one was a narrow miss…

It is recommended that your dog is not left unattended with the Puller and it is removed when your session has ended. This ensures longevity of the Puller and keeps the dog interested, helping you with future success. Size guide While it may not seem like a big deal, many dogs (like Harley) are averse to rubber or plastic type objects. Puller has no discernible odor so will not be offensive to dogs that may be sensitive to this.