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FitPAWS peanut shaped balance ball for dogs
FitPAWS peanut shaped balance ball for dogs
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FitPAWS Peanut

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Balance training on a peanut shaped ball.
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Article no.: B_fitpaw_peanut

THE OBLONG FITPAWS BALANCE BALL

  • Peanut-shaped large balance ball
  • Available in two sizes
  • Pump is included
The double ball that your dog can train both balance and strength, coordination and body control. From American FitPAWS comes the peanut ball, a balance ball for dogs who through its shape only rolls sideways, unlike a regular balancing ball that can roll away in all directions. This makes peanut a little easier for the dog to handle, but without being too easy. The peanut balance ball is quite large, the dog can stand in its natural position with straight back and relaxed neck. To change the difficulty level, you can choose to inflate the balance ball more or less. Peanut is an all-activity ball that gives the dog a really good workout. By varying how the dog stands on the peanut (all legs, only hind legs, just the front legs), the exercises become almost as many as any. Give rewards from different directions and heights so the dog gets to work out to find his balance and at the same time take the candy. Combining with other types of balance balls, there will be even more exercises and you can also vary the degree of difficulty. See picture for tips on different exercises. Pump included. SIZE AND COLOR Available in two sizes: height 70 cm with a length of 128 cm, height 80 cm with a length of 157 cm. Colors: yellow (70 cm) and red (80 cm). HANSESGÅRDEN TIPS Keep in mind that there are a lot of muscles that the dog need to 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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