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Product Reviews
Too light and slippery
By
Tracy Snow-cormier
on Oct 4, 2022
I bought these because I was looking for a flat surface vs. typical rounded pawds. I find the material slippery and too lightweight. If the dog doesn't stay completely still on them the discs tip or the dog slides off of them. Not happy with them at all. In an effort to stop the slipping I glued yoga mat to one side and that stopped the slipping on the floor (which is on a carpet to begin with). ut if the dog doesn't stay completely centered on them with their paws, they flip. I will stick with my Totofit large pawds that never tip and are super heavy and grippy.
Comment from Clean Run
We’re sorry that you are unhappy with the product and we’re happy for you to return it. The Toy PawDiscs are considered advanced equipment for dogs, especially medium to large dogs. They will not be completely stable if the dog steps on the edge because the intent of the product design is to challenge the dog and have the dog perform precise, controlled paw work. In general, if using heavier equipment, the dog needs less impulse control to master the piece of equipment. The owner of Flexiness has written an article on stable vs. unstable fitness equipment, and the need to work on both types, because it’s a topic that has come up lately. Here’s a link to it - https://gangwerk.ch/documents/DevelopmentCanineFitnessEquipment_P3.pdf. Also, carpet is not ideal for training. We recommend working on yoga mats or rubber flooring because the fitness props naturally stick to it. You only need a small amount of it to place your fitness equipment on.
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