Flirt Pole V2 with Lure - Durable Dog Toy for Fun Obedience Training & Exercise, Rainbow Tie Dye, Jr. - 24 inch

I adopted a very wild and untrained shelter dog. He is a 1-2 yr old pitbull, not fix very hyper lots of issues, including hyper active and fearful and aggressive so he definitely needed to be sedated but the shelter sent a bunch of prescription sedatives with him that were very strong, and I didn’t want to use those so I switched to melatonin, calming drops, and these calming chews, and they seem to work much better and are a lot safer alternatives Than the three prescription meds the shelter sent with him so they seem to be working in combination with the other two things and they help take the edge off, keep them, calmer, and help him sleep. But on top of it all he must be exercise a lot every single day so there’s only so much energy he can expend inside, playing with toys outside playing with toys he loses interest with fetch if my other dog who’s much older than him let him play he can get tired that way, but he needs some thing more vigorous and this is exactly what he needed. He’s very pretty driven, so he goes nuts over this like he literally freaks out and this tires him out so well I usually do it anywhere from 1 to 3 times a day and it gets a nice and tired out for bed. Just make sure that you do it before you give them breakfast or dinner so they don’t get bloat which can kill them. Also, he’s a super chewer and he broke it after a few weeks so just get yourself some stretchy nylon cord and some hook clips that should come with the cord and rig it up to the already existing cord that comes on the pole and it’s just like new.

I have two young dogs, a nine month old aussie/cattahoula mix and a six month old english bulldog mix who have more energy than I could have ever anticipated. I have tried so many balls, chew toys, stuffed toys etc and nothing lasts or holds their interest after they start to destroy it (which for most toys has been at longest 2 hours before it's ripped apart). This however is an absolute god-send!! I can interact with them, train them with their sit, stay, drop commands and run them in circles until they puke (literally my aussie puked because he chased this thing so hard). It's hands down the best thing to tire them out, which keeps them from getting bored and searching to destroy anything in the house.It's held up to all the mid-air grabs, shakes, pulls etc and I will ALWAYS have one of these as long as they are nimble enough for this type of play.

This is literally the only thing that can redirect our 8-week Doberman puppy when he’s in one of his crazy moods. During his crazies, he’s a little shark and everything (especially feet and legs) is just chum in the water. He loses all interest in treats and toys, except for this. This has been a life saver!

My dachshund puppies love this thing, it stimulates their prey/hunt drive and we have the most fun with it. About 10 minutes of them chasing and catching this thing and they are spent. It’s great for a rainy day when walking isn’t practical, unless your dog will go out in the rain.

Absolutely loving this . I have six month old puppy with crazy level of energy . This is perfect and very well made . I m giving four star because my puppy’s nails got caught a few times and almost broke his nail. He gets his nails cut every three weeks . It was pretty scary . I think if your dog is a bit bigger than my 17 lb puppy , you may not have any issues.

My dog is absolutely obsessed with this toy he wants to play with it all the time and runs outside right to it every time, my last string broke after a few years and the company has replaced it under a lifetime warranty but I wanted to keep supporting them and got another. Great company and great toy

My dog loves this thing, and so do I. Nothing else tires him out as quickly as the flirt pole does. Whether we're spinning in circles so he can chase it or directing it through the air so he's balletically leaping, this thing sucks out all his energy. We have had this a few months and it's still relatively in-tact; he has at least partially chewed through most of the canvas tassels, but that is totally to be expected. Just make sure if your dog is also a chewer that you keep an eye on the tassels with squeakers in them - once Bowser had chewed through enough that I could feel the squeakers I just jimmied them out to prevent him from accidentally eating them. That said, the bungee cord and pole itself have totally held up, even under some crazy tug, and I imagine I can replace the canvas tassels relatively easily when the time comes. All said and done, if you're at your wits end with a crazy dog, this might just be your saving grace.

The squeakers are a nice addition to make the toy look enticing. I love the durability of the pole compared to others that I have tried. I have shepherds and the other pole toys in the past snap with a little rug of war. This pope has held up for multiple training sessions now. Would buy again and have recommended.

Sturdy,good quality flirt pole...I have a staffy cross and she has a powerful grab, where all the others snapped within 10 mins, this has lasted Deffo recommend

Must be making at least 1000% mark-up. Great simple product but have no idea of the £30 valuation, I was expecting more. Perhaps some training content or additional features other than a stick with a ribbon.

Perfect toy for an active dog

my gsd pups could rip this apart in minutes.sent it staight back