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A dog in a crate? For some, this idea is still controversial, but at Loype, we believe that with the right approach and motivation, it can only benefit a dog. A crate isn't meant to keep the dog in, but to keep others out.

A target, simply put, is a designated object that a dog is supposed to touch in some way. At Loype, we make ones that are stable and don't slip, making them much safer to work with. Which is which? And what to use in your training? Let's dig into it!

What are dog puzzles good for? It's similar to crosswords for people - the dog can relax while doing them, but they also has to really get their brain working. 

Would you like to teach your dog something new? Our choice is the slalom between your legs, which doesn’t require much space or special equipment, so you can practice it almost anywhere.

Training aids are designed to make our training sessions more efficient and straightforward, and our training box is no exception. Essentially, it's a small enclosure that precisely defines the space where the dog should be or perform an exercise. 

A dog in a crate? For some, this idea is still controversial, but at Loype, we believe that with the right approach and motivation, it can only benefit a dog. A crate isn't meant to keep the dog in, but to keep others out.

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Nails are an essential part of your pup's anatomy. They protect each toe, but your furry friend also needs them for walking and running. So, dog nails actually serve a bigger purpose than human nails, but they also require more care and attention to prevent unpleasant and painful health issues for our four-legged buddy.

Fetching is a popular dog training exercise that has become synonymous with retrieving thrown objects. It's also a cornerstone of many dog sports, including obedience exams and agility competitions. While a toy might be fine for casual play, for serious training, a specialized fetching dumbbell is essential.