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DogBone Shed Hunting Antler Dummy
$24.99
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Train your dog to locate shed antlers with the DogBone Shed Hunting Antler Dummy, designed to mimic the realistic look and weight of a real antler while maintaining the durability of a training dummy. Made from long-lasting materials with just the right amount of give, this dummy eliminates uncomfortable jabs and pokes during training, making it ideal for both new dogs and seasoned pros.
Soft and Flexible: Safe and positive introduction for your dog, free from poking eyes, nose, and muzzle.
Durable: Crafted with tough, long-lasting materials to withstand repeated use.
Floats: Perfect for water training on hot days or just for fun in the water.
Contrasting Color Options: Choose between natural white for high visibility or brown to blend into the environment, allowing you to adjust the challenge level for your dog.
Shape Conditioning: Introduce your dog to the antler shape in a fun and positive way, setting the foundation for future training.
Scent Discrimination: Add real antler scent to the training dummy to enhance your dog's scent recognition and discrimination skills.Equipped with a handy rope for easy tossing, the DogBone Shed Hunting Antler Dummy allows for seamless training without transferring unwanted scents or waxes to the handler’s hands. Whether you’re training on land or water, this versatile tool is a great addition to any training session.
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