Firedog Pocket Dummy made of rabbit skin 80 g

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Article Number: 1029
Supplier: Firedog
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Rabbit skin training dummy 🐇

A flexible and realistic training dummy for retrieving and hunting training. The Firedog Pocket Dummy is completely covered in genuine rabbit fur and has a compact format that easily fits in your pocket, making it perfect for taking on walks, training sessions and spontaneous retrieving sessions.

The small size encourages the dog to work carefully with its nose to locate the retrieve and makes the dummy particularly useful for hunting training, game introduction and early retrieval training. Thanks to its low weight, it is also excellent for puppies and young dogs.

The dummy is made of durable canvas and covered with genuine rabbit fur for a natural feel and scent. It can also be used with training scents to create even more realistic exercises.

Benefits

✓ Covered with genuine rabbit fur
✓ Perfect for retrieving and hunting training
✓ Fits in your pocket while walking
✓ Encourages the dog to use its nose actively
✓ Excellent for puppies and young dogs
✓ Can be used with training scents

Material

100% canvas and genuine rabbit leather.

Measure

Length: approx. 16 cm
Diameter: approx. 4.5 cm
Weight: 80g

Care and use

The dummy is a training tool and not a toy. Do not let your dog chew on it or play freely with it, but use it only for retrieval training and hunting-related exercises.

If the dummy gets wet, it should be air-dried at room temperature and not exposed to direct sunlight. Regularly check the equipment for integrity and replace it if damaged.

⚠ Retrieving dummies are training tools – not toys. They are intended for gentle retrieving and hunting-related training of bird dogs. They are not designed for play, fighting or other use that exposes the dummy to heavy strain. Do not leave your dog unattended with the dummy and do not let it chew on it.

If the dummy gets wet after training, let it air dry freely, but not in direct sunlight. Check training equipment regularly and do not use products that show signs of damage.