Lift the level of your safety during your pet's training up to 100%! This Hidden Arm Cover is a perfect protection as it fits your arm snugly, providing you with the comfort as well due to the inside support padding material. Need to change the arm? It is a piece of cake. Since the cover is ambidextrous, you can put it on the other hand and fasten with a double Velcro closure. To make sure it will not slip off your hand, you can grab a soft handle, placed inside the cover.
Specially developed NK-material is a warranty of its long service. It is extra durable and difficult to damage, still harmless for the dog. Biting this cover is absolutely safe.
Super Strong Cover Gauntlet for Hard Biters
This dog bite sleeve cover is an amazing dog training tool. Due to the special NK-material, the item possesses an incredible strength and light weight at the same time. It is also bite- and tear-resistant. Reliably stitched, this product will serve you and your doggie for a long period of time preserving its shape and functionality. Besides, the material is eco-friendly and safe for your pet's health.
It covers your forearm and protects it from undesirable injuries during training. The gauntlet does well both with the right and left arms. There is a convenient soft handle inside for better control. It allows you to hold the gear firmly and run the training with both hands. A comfortable fit is achieved due to Velcro closures, you can regulate the size of the cover to adjust it snugly to your arm.
There are no doubts, your pet will achieve great results in training - full bite grip will become a strong point of your precious Pitty.
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...to start reading this and the other useful article from the beginning please click on here....Your dog will yelp and may fight the first time you do this. The second time he may help as well. You are not injuring him, you are surprising him. You are teaching him through his own actions that he must walk in a position where he can see you and respond to your movements. After two or three turns he should turn with you with no trouble. He will teach himself that getting ahead of you makes him unable to see you turn, and if he can't see you turn he gets a correction. By not giving him a command he is not obeying or disobeying you - he is responsible for his actions - he also can't decide to disobey you and that is very important as well. Try this out without him on the leash a few times. The turn must be smooth and controlled for it to work....to continue reading this article please click on here...
