Interactive Play and Exercise with Your Dog Using PULLER

Playing and exercising with our dogs is extra important. Dogs need stimulating play, exercise, and human interaction to thrive. All of these things are important for both their physical and mental health. Plus, playing and exercising with your dog is good for your health too. I have mentioned before several times how much my dog motivates me to be active.

Some of the fun games that I play with Shiner outdoors include tug of war, fetch (kind of), chase, and catch. For the past few weeks, we've been playing with the interactive training device called the PULLER made by a company named COLLAR.

According to PULLER's website, using the PULLER with your dog for just 20 minutes is comparable to 3 miles of intensive run or a two hour training session with an instructor. I will admit that Shiner does seem to get a pretty good workout when we use our PULLER.

I know what you're thinking - it looks like a toy, how is it a training device? I thought the same thing. Regardless of what you want to call the PULLER, it all amounts to the same thing - a healthier and happier dog.

The Puller comes with two rings (also available for smaller dogs). The reason for this is not so that your dog can have more PULLERs to play with, but to aid with training. It can be useful for teaching a dog to fetch.

Shiner is not a fetcher and never has been. She'd much rather make me chase her to get whatever it is that I threw for her in the first place. A PULLER is supposed to make it easier to coax your dog to return the item to you for a fair trade. When you throw one PULLER, trade it out for the second one. I'm still working on this with Shiner.

As you can see in our video, she seems to think that one purple ring is just as good as the next. But she still has fun chasing it when I throw it and she loves to play catch too.

One unique property with the PULLER is the material it's made out of. It's soft, foamy, and bendable. Apparently, this material does not damage a dog's teeth and gums. When being bitten, PULLER gently lets a dog's teeth sink into the material without losing it's shape for long periods of time. According to the website, "all dogs like this effect and fall in love with it". And I think that totally makes sense.

The PULLER has proven to be very durable during our play and exercise sessions and Shiner loves it! Do not mistake the PULLER for a chew toy, however. If I were to allow Shiner to sit and chew on the device, she would destroy it most likely. It's not meant to be a chew toy and so when used properly I think most people will have positive results with it.

To purchase PULLER, you can visit their website here. They are also available for purchase through Amazon.

Play and exercise with your dog can be FUN and it's definitely important to their health. There are lots of games and training ideas you can come up with using the PULLER. Let us know what fun games you play with your dog in the comments!

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Want to win a PULLER to try with your pooch? We have 3 PULLERS to give away to 3 lucky winners! The winners will be able to choose the size they need for their dog. This giveaway is open to US and Canada (excluding Quebec and where prohibited by law). Ages 18+ only may enter. Giveaway ends 11/20 midnight CST. One winner per household. Good luck! 

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