Yomp TugPup

The game 'tug of war' provides great mental and physical exercise for your pet as well as an opportunity to train them to let go when you ask. They have an instinctual desire to try to pull and tug on something someone else has. A Yomp tugger will be satisfying both in your hand and in their mouth! Toss it in the dishwasher for a high-powered clean and sterilization.

Aim to play with your dog twice a day, in between walks, for about fifteen minutes. Circulate toys and keep them engaged in different ways to keep their brain active and limbs limber.

Sure is! It’s also good for your dog’s strength and confidence! Grab your dog’s favorite Yomp tug toy and let them have the other end. They won’t let go even when you do!

Compliments, treats, affection and touching, and positive reinforcement are the golden standard for training your dog to learn anything. If you're playing fetch and another dog manages to grab the ball before your pup, let him know that sharing means getting an 'atta boy!' and a piece of cheese. This may take time so be patient, and mindful of your dog’s energy. If they begin to get stressed out or the other dog is too dominant, let them play alone for a while, or change the setting, and reintroduce group play another time when they have calmed down.