Furry Lo Ball Treat Pod

Price range: £14.99 through £15.99

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Description

A different take on a treat pod, our faux fur lo ball is hi-vis– and irresistible! A really great reward for your dog to target.

This ball features three ‘petals’ lined with Velcro allowing the dog to tear the ball open to reveal tasty treats that can be concealed within. Great for reluctant players or food motivated dogs. A game your dog will enjoy playing over and over again!

It also features a loop on the bottom allowing you to attach a rope or handle for throw and chasing games, or to attach a long line to prevent the dog from running off with it. Available to order with a bungee, webbing or chaser handle. Please note this toy is not designed as a tug toy.

Lo Balls come in three sizes

Individual petal Width and Length

  • X Small: width 5cm length 8cm
  • Small: width 7cm  length 10cm
  • Medium: width 9cm length 12cm

Available in a variety of colours and in both long and short fur.

Additional information

Size

Medium, Small

Colour

Black, Blue and Yellow, Green, Grey, Yellow, Black and White Check (short fur), Polka Dot (short fur), Turquoise, Pink and Yellow

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Designed with four petals to create a treat pouch, but has extra material at the top so your dog can start to open the pouch before he comes into contact with the Velcro. The design also gives leeway as to how tightly you fasten the pouch.The Quad Pod is not only a treat dispenser, it also encourages your dog to play. It is easy to pick up, and it can also be used as a thrown reward. This gives flexibility to your training – agility trainers have found it especially useful for jackpot rewards when working with contacts, grids, and distance skills.