Magnet Reward Systems

The magnet tug toy is an amazing tug toy, great for IPO obedience or police k9 obedience. The magnets allow you to place the tug anywhere on your persons.

Imagine not having to hold the tug or stuff it in your pocket. The hands free Magnet Tug reward system allows you to put the tug anywhere on your body and grab it to present a quick reward.
We carry a large selection of dog training tugs. Tugs Toys and tugs are used to help motivate dogs in dog training like IPO, K9 & SAR. Using the right toy for training will increase your dogs learning curve.This is especially true with dogs involved in the biting sports or even dogs involved in Agility – where a tug reward is often the reward of choice. So if your looking for a bite tug, bite wedges or dog toy for your dog? You will find it here.We have range of bite tugs for every task - IPO training, police training, military training etc. All our equipment is tested for months with police and military trainers for durability before they are available for you. Being suppliers of army, police and professional dog trainers forces us to stand highest standards for quality and durability. Rewards In Dog Training Positive reinforcers can be anything that the dog finds rewarding - special food treats, the chance to play with a tug toy, social interaction with other dogs, or the owner's attention. The more rewarding a dog finds a particular reinforcer, the more work he will be prepared to do in order to obtain the reinforcer. Just being happy about a dog's accomplishment is a reward to them. Some dog trainers for example suggest using treats that are particularly favoured by your pooch. Your dog or puppy may particularly enjoy liver treats or cheese. However, always make sure that the treat that you use as a positive reinforcer is healthy and will not damage your dog or puppy's overall health. Some trainers go through a process of teaching a puppy to strongly desire a particular toy, in order to make the toy a more powerful positive reinforcer for good behavior. This process is called "building prey drive" , and is commonly used in the training of Narcotics Detection and Police Service dogs. The goal is to produce a dog who will work independently for long periods of time, in the hopes of earning access to its special toy reward. Correction are only effective when paired with teaching the dog desired behaviors, but tend to be ineffective without teaching the dog the proper ways to avoid the correction and achieve reward. Corrections should only be administered as appropriate for the dog's personality, age, experience and physical and emotional condition. Some dogs may show signs of fear or anxiety with harsh verbal corrections. Other dogs may ignore a verbal reprimand. Some dogs develop an aversion or fear of water, when water is sprayed at them as an aversive.