SAINUOD Flirt Pole for Dogs Interactive Dog Toys for Large Medium Small Dogs Chase and Tug of War, Dog Teaser Wand with Lure Chewing Toy for Outdoor Exercise & Training

Hot this for my XL so it's very strong, she lovekys playing with it and it releases her energy

The media could not be loaded. The video isn't how it's normally used but my staffs love it. I swapped for a different rope only because it's an old one that still has some life left. I absolutely love flirt poles, great tool for training and great fun for the dogs. This one is alot stronger than previous ones purchased. Will no doubt get damaged at some stage bit will definitely be buying this again when it does happen. Both staffies between 17kg and 20kg and it's holding up well so far considering it's used nearly daily and is put under pressure

This works with my 34kg F cane corso.She wasn’t so fond of the rope (she’s ball crazy) so I got a ball attachment. She can play for a while, whilst working on her impulse control.. my kitten also loves this and they both play out in the yard with me.Although I do have concern for the sturdiness, it hasn’t shown breakage signs but it bends a bit whilst she’s playing a little rough sometimes.Overall it’s a good product, I have cut down on walking my dog and going to the park from two + hours a day to 1.5 hours - 1.25hrs depending. I can happily play with her for 1 - 1.5 hours the time goes by fast and it’s a great way to have some quality time with the baby.I know if I was a little less lazy I could’ve made my own for a lot less and may have been better with a longer pole.Unfortunately I am.But if your looking for a quick fix for your energetic dog, I recommend.

My dog absolutely loves this toy, was a Replacement for a previous model he had which was old. I will say though if you have a dog who is nervous or scared of noises be aware that it Is attached to the pole by a metal clasp that does make a bit of noise when using it, maybe a bit of tape or padding will prevent this though. All in all though my fog has a blast with this so money well spent for me.

My dog loves this. As a Rhodesian Ridgeback she loves the chase and is particularly fond of the flitting around that a squirrel makes. This flirt stick replicates the quick movement and she absolutely loves it. I opted for this one as it’s the only one that seemed built to last for a large breed. It’s very sturdy and even when built isn’t to big to take on walks for training (mums much more fun then anything around her hopefully) I don’t use it as a tug toy, although I think it would cope very well with the strain , but once caught I play with her for a while, while she is mouthing and shaking it, then make her release it and start the chase all over again.

I’ve got. Small dog and he has the east end of the lever

So it is good quality but it was such a silly buy. I used it probably twice then realised how is my dog going to run about and have fun if the pole/rope is like 1 metre long only.

The media could not be loaded. Excellent. Really well made. My 13 week Maltipoo loves chasing around after if it in the garden.