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Dog Zone Pro-Training BED

Dog Zone Pro-Training BED
Pet Feature

Alise

Alise is a young Belgian Malinois and is the companion of a Starmark employee. She is currently in obedience training and the introduction phases of agility. Typical of the breed she has a lot of drive and energy. She loves her mental stimulation toys and her favorite place to enjoy them is on her Dog Zone.

Description

Elevated Design Makes Boundary Training Easy and Fun!

Learn how to assemble and disassemble the DogZone and how to teach your dog to stay on a “Zone.”

Assembles in less than 2 minutes with no tools.

Take it with you wherever you go. Hammock-like comfort and orthopedic support. Helps control hyperactive behavior.

Durable Ballistic Nylon Fabric

Machine washable, resists stains and tearing. Frame is made from 1″ hardened steel tubing.

Additional Features:

Includes carry bag and Deluxe Pro-Training Clicker. Replacement fabric available.

Available Colors:

Sky Blue, Sunset Gold, Charcoal.

Country of Origin

DogZone Pro-Training Bed is made in China.

Sizes:

  • Medium
    • 30″ long x 20″ wide x 6″ high
  • Large
    • 44″ long x 27″ wide x 6″ high
  • X-Large
    • 50″ long x 35″ wide x 6″ high

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Featured Training Tip

It's natural for dogs to form attachments to human members of the household, but when does that attachment become destructive? Separation anxiety is a condition in which the dog displays excessive anxiety when apart from the people to whom he is attached. With patience, separation anxiety can be prevented, managed, and even eradicated.

What People Are Saying

We bought the Pro-Training Clicker and just started using it with our new puppy. She has learned more quickly than we even thought possible! We are very excited about this new technique and would recommend it to anyone trying to train a dog.

–Carrie – Clicker