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Cato Outdoors Place Board Rubber Surface
$78.95
Cato Outdoors Place Board
The Cato Outdoors Place Board is designed specifically for dog place training—unlike repurposed pet beds that cause confusion. Built tough, lightweight, and easy to transport, this training tool gives your dog a clear and consistent place command every time. Perfect...
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Cato Outdoors Place Board
The Cato Outdoors Place Board is designed specifically for dog place training—unlike repurposed pet beds that cause confusion. Built tough, lightweight, and easy to transport, this training tool gives your dog a clear and consistent place command every time. Perfect for obedience work, agility, hunting dog training, and everyday structure at home.
Key Features:
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Purpose-Built Design: Made exclusively for place training—dogs won’t confuse it with their bed.
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High-Traction Surface: Safe, comfortable, and replaceable for long-lasting use.
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No-Tip Stability: Won’t flip or move, even with energetic dogs.
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Durable Construction: Non-absorbent, molded design with built-in drainage for outdoor use.
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Portable & Stackable: Lightweight at just 6.5 lbs. and easy to carry or store.
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Grass-Friendly: Airflow underneath helps reduce lawn damage.
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Secure Grip: Rubber feet included for stable use on hard surfaces.
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Made in the USA: Quality American-made craftsmanship.
Dimensions: 16" W x 24" L x 3.5" H
Colors: White, Blue, or Brown
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