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by Ceph on 29 April 2009 - 17:04
The guys at Signature K9 are looking to put together a kit with items for starting puppies and early bite development. We're looking to do more advanced kits later on for dogs that are more advanced as well....but are starting out initially with this idea.
We're looking for ideas of items that ya'll might use when starting your own puppies...puppy cuffs, sleevs, tugs, leashes, etc...and what ya'll would like to see in kits like that. We wont be able to make 60 different kits to suit everyone...but at the very least we can try and come up with one or two good kits that cover what most trainers use when developing a puppy for bitework. I'd love to hear from ya'll on the forum as far as what equipment you use...but you can also PM me or send me an email. If I have any questions about the specific equipment you use and why you use it, I'll go ahead and send you a PM.
Look forward to hearing ya'lls ideas!!
~Cate
c.helfgott@signaturek9.com

by Ceph on 29 April 2009 - 20:04
All we're basically looking for is what owners of young pups might be interested in buying in a package...especially for those newer owners (like I was a couple of years ago....hadn't a clue).
Thanks!
~Cate
by sthiggs on 29 April 2009 - 21:04
You can also tie rope to a fishing pole line. I remember with one litter all 4 puppies were pulling on the braided rope at one time. Brings new meaning puppy tug o war.
Hope this give you some ideas if nothing else.
Susan in NC

by Uber Land on 29 April 2009 - 21:04
for a kit, balls on strongs, ribbon/fleece on the end of strongs or fish pole type. any balls or toys that move or vibrate.
by k9sar06 on 29 April 2009 - 21:04
Are these "kits" for anyone or just for training minded folks? Each would be different.
For me as a training minded person, I would want a collar for obedience, a harness for tracking and drive building (protection) exercises. You would then need a long line for tracking, a 4ft “tie out” for drive exercises & a 6ft leash for obedience. Then a rag tug, a ball tug, a puppy bite pillow & stick & of course a Kong. Maybe a small sample of treats that could be found in the local area with little difficulty unless you are going to supply them for sale. I use a “clicker” so I would want at least one of those and a “guide” to the first couple of weeks with my new puppy. Teaching focus, the recall (come), leave it, crate & house training and the such….that’s all I can think of right off.
by schdiva on 29 April 2009 - 22:04
I have a variety of toys, but I use the leather on the whip the most and next the ball on a string. I also use a soft tug toy, actually a stuffed sock, especially when the puppy is teething. You could include a kong or a nylabone as some dogs do need to chew.

by Ceph on 30 April 2009 - 02:04
Thanks for the great suggestions guys! Keep them coming...it's really kind of neat to hear about things I WISH I had thought about when I got started with my two sherms!
~Cate

by Kelly M Shaw on 30 April 2009 - 13:04
Kel
www.boeselagerkennel.com
by k9sar06 on 30 April 2009 - 15:04
From Kraftwerk Kennels Website:
Basic Starter Puppy Package - $129.99
Description
Basic essentials to start your new puppy off right! One tug made from jute material that puppies love. A puppy tug (so you can stop tying all your socks in knots), two 2" rubber balls w/rope handles. 1/2" x 6' leather lead with matching 5/8" puppy collar in red or black color. 1/4" x 33' training long line. Heavyweight black t-shirt with embroidered logo. Lightweight microfiber jacket with Kraftwerk logo on chest and shoulder. Order small, medium, large, or extra large.Deluxe Starter Puppy Package - $179.00
Description
Complete in one package! It's all here! Everything you need for a growing puppy! Includes the basic package plus two large balls, four different play tugs, 5/8" x 4' obedience lead, 3/4" by 6' all purpose lead and a 21" stainless steel fursaver collar for when your puppy outgrows the leather collar.
by Two Moons on 30 April 2009 - 15:04
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