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Dokken Shed Hunting Plastic Training Antler
$19.95
The Dokken Shed Hunting Plastic Training Antler is a great alternative to using real antler sheds. Ideal for both adult dogs and puppies, it’s designed to mimic the shape of real antlers, helping teach your dog the correct way to pick them up without the risk of injury from sharp...
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The Dokken Shed Hunting Plastic Training Antler is a great alternative to using real antler sheds. Ideal for both adult dogs and puppies, it’s designed to mimic the shape of real antlers, helping teach your dog the correct way to pick them up without the risk of injury from sharp points. Its lightweight design makes it perfect for short-range retrieves and is an excellent tool for shed hunt training.
Features:
- Floats for warm weather training
- Rounded tips for added safety
- Not intended as a chew toy
- Dimensions: Approx. 15" x 12"
Recommended to use with Dokken Rack Wax Training Scent or Dog Bone Liquid Shed Hunting Antler Scent build on scent training. When applying training scent, apply to the base of the antler for the most realistic scent profile.
Material: Plastic
Brand: Dokken
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