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Training with a target can be used in many ways - from tricks, heel position, obedience over to balance training. Which target to choose and how to use it?

Maybe you have a heavy chewer at home and gets his teeth into everything. It can have an impact on your household as well as your wallet, but chewing is a necessary activity that goes beyond just fun. To forbid chewing is like telling dog to stop being a dog. So the question is, how to make chewing safe for your dog? That is the theme of today article.

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.

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. 

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.

Does your dog has problem to come to you on the first call? That happens, especially if you’re just starting with training. A long tracking line is an ideal tool for training a perfecting recall.