YOUNG PUPPY SLEEVE - HALF SLEEVE for YOUNG Dogs Training

This sleeve is called half sleeve because it protects only forearm and not your shoulder. This should be enough to train puppy 6-7 weeks old. Use our inside and outside handle to gain more control and for tugging with your dog. Foam coated inside handle will give you solid grip so you can concentrate on presenting sleeve to your puppy to work on full mouth bite and good grip.

General "Woof" Tip: Please make sure to check what fittings, hardware or in simple language metal parts are products made of. Some metals or compounds can cause allergy reaction or fur discoloration, it can also be reason for irritation and therefore high vet bills and can make your dog suffer.
We use friendly materials in making our products and use “protection pads” approach where it is technically possible. Those small or big pads are used to protect your dog from contact with buckles, which is especially important when you have active dog which likes to run and play around.

Do not underestimate meaning of this intermediate stage training. It is very important that you imprint bite tug
training and build good foundation before you move forward to more advanced sleeves - intermediate and adult training sleeve.

While doing so use our sleeve durable to serve you long yet soft enough to encourage your dog to bite and tug.

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General "Woof" Tip: Is your dog still a puppy? Well I always recommend to get one of our economic solution training products. We make very nice low price good quality dog training equipment, bite tugs, sleeves, pillows,leather collars, muzzles, leashes and harnesses. Please note, that when you get some products while your dog is not fully grown, it might lead to the situation when your dog will outgrow a muzzle, harness or a collar. This is why it is preferable to provide age and breed of your dog when you place the order.


Plenty of padding will protect you well from persistent fellows, yet will give feeling of moving object inside which extremely important, particularly for dogs trained to be policy k9 , military and guard/protection dogs.

...to start reading this article from the beginning please click on here....As often as not the last secundines passes out in 15-60 min after bearing of the last puppy. At the time it is possible to give the female ocytocin injection calculating the dose in relation to her body mass. Under influence of the medicine, the alvus contracts, and removing of the last secundines will be easy and quick. The color of uterine discharge will be greenish-brown and reddish in the first postpartum days and then it will become light and thready; in 7-8 days its color will be bright and after 20 days the discharge will stop completely. Sometimes, the discharge can last for 1 month. Secundines output may be followed by moderate hemorrhages and green discharges. Aid to delivery If there are complications during dropping, one should be ready to assist the female. If foetus do not drop out of its mother though can be already seen in vulvar slit, it is necessary to render female the assistance which can be different depending on the presentation. Cephalic presentation In this case one should carefully pull a puppy by the head and paws or sentinel piles from both sides of the foetus’s neck simultaneously with contractions and strains. Ought to proportion one’s efforts when taking a puppy out and act slowly and carefully swaying the foetus right and left. One cannot strongly pull the puppy by the head not to hurt pup’s spinal cord. Flexed shoulder joints of foetus’s limbs can be easily straightened by hooking with forefinger. Grasping of visible parts of the puppy with gauze napkin is a correct action. Pelvic presentation This position is very dangerous for the puppy, therefore one should be hasty in rendering of help otherwise it may die from asphyxia on account of prolonged funicle compression. One should pull the foetus only by the hind feet and tail or skin of knee lines and all that depends on how much of its body looks out of the female’s vulvar cleft. If maternal passages are unmoistened it is necessary to lubricate mucous coat with sterile petrolatum or pour in liquid petrolatum with a syringe or rubber catheter....to continue reading this article please click on here...