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FitPAWS Donut holder
FitPAWS Donut holder
Donut holder from FitPAWS dog training
FitPAWS Donut holder - 3

FitPAWS Donut holder

€45.40
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To get extra stability when training balance ball with your dog, use this ring.
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FITPAWS RING FOR THE DONUT

  • To FitPAWS donut
  • Makes the balance ball more stable
  • Donut not included
Do you use the donut when doing balancing exercises with your dog? By placing your donut inside the ring, it will be even more firm, which makes it a little easier for the dog to perform the exercises. Of course, the holder från FitPAWS also works for a pilates ball or some other kind of ball. By using it together with fitbone, you can make the exercises a little more difficult. The roduct holder can also be used completely separately, for example to teach the dog trix as jumping or going through the ring. Exercising with different kinds of balancing balls gives the dog greater self-confidence, stronger muscles, improved body control and better balance. It is also a fun exercise that you can easily do at home on the kitchen floor. The roduct holder is easily inflated with a conventional pump with cone-shaped attachment (not included). We recommend that you do not blow over, but the ring has enough air when it feels solid and can help stabilize a donut. The FitPAWS donut is not included. SIZE AND COLOR Approximately 60 cm in diameter and about 6 cm high. Color: grey. HANSESGÅRDEN RECOMMENDS Keep in mind that there are a lot of muscles that the dog can work with, and even if the exercise looks simple, it requires a lot of the dog's body and bud. We therefore recommend short training sessions. When rehabilitating injured dogs, we advise that the dog is trained in consultation with a dog physiotherapist or other medically knowledgeable staff.
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