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Inout Training Square
Slitstark lydnadsruta i officiellt 3 × 3-metersformat med olika färg på varje sida – framtagen för realistisk och flexibel träning inför lydnadsprov och tävling.
- Officiellt 3 × 3 m-format – träna med samma storlek på rutan som vid lydnadsprov
- Fyra olika färger – varje sida har sin egen färg så att hunden inte vänjer sig vid en enda färg på rutans kant
- Slitstark banner-vinyl – tåligt material som är enkelt att hålla rent efter träningen
- Träna på både gräs och hårda underlag – markpinnar för mjukt underlag ingår och på hårda underlag kan hörnen tyngas ner med koner
- Levereras i ventilerande tygväska – smidig att transportera och rutan kan fortsätta torka även om den packas ner lätt fuktig
SKU: 92637
Träna rutan som den faktiskt ser ut på tävling – rätt mått, varierande färger och en konstruktion gjord för att följa med på många träningspass.
Description
Løype Inout Training Square is a complete training square for obedience, developed for those who want to be able to train the square with official dimensions of 3 × 3 meters. It is made of durable banner vinyl and designed for regular training at home, at the club, and before trials or competitions.
A thoughtful detail is that each side of the square has a different color. In competition, you do not know in advance what color the marking will be, and by varying the colors already during training, you reduce the risk of the color itself becoming a key part of the dog's understanding of the exercise. This is also Løype's stated intention behind the design.
Train with correct dimensions
The square measures 3 × 3 meters, which according to Løype corresponds to the official format for the obedience square. This allows you to build training with the same dimensions that the dog will later encounter at trials.
For those who train purposefully, this means the dog can learn the exercise without you needing to change the square's size later.
Four colors instead of one
Each side has its own color. The idea is that the dog should not become dependent on, for example, always looking for a blue or white line when sent to the square.
It also provides the opportunity to vary how the square looks from the dog's starting position by rotating it between training sessions.
Stable on different surfaces
In each corner, there are metal rings that help the square maintain its shape. When training on grass, the square can be fixed to the ground with the included ground pegs.
If you instead train in a dog hall or on another hard surface, Løype recommends that the corners be weighed down with stable cones. Their Rook Cone is specifically designed for, among other things, this area of use.
Durable and easy to keep clean
The square is made of banner vinyl, a durable material that does not absorb dirt and water in the same way as a textile strap. After training, the material can easily be wiped clean with a cloth.
It is especially practical when the square is used regularly outdoors on wet or muddy surfaces.
Ventilated storage bag included
Inout Training Square is delivered in a fabric bag for transport and storage. The bag is ventilated, which means Løype states that the square can be packed away even when it is still slightly damp and continue to dry in the bag.
Product information
Type: Training square for obedience
Size: 3 × 3 m
Material: Banner vinyl
Colors: Different color on each side
Corners: Metal rings
Anchoring: Ground pegs or weighted cones
Ground pegs: Included
Storage bag: Included
Bag: Ventilated
Usage: Obedience training, trial and competition preparation
Care instructions
Banner vinyl is designed to be easy to keep clean. Wipe the square with a damp cloth as needed.
For heavier dirt, loose gravel and soil can first be removed carefully before the material is wiped off. Ideally, let the square dry before long-term storage. The ventilated bag makes it possible to transport it slightly damp after a training session.
Regularly check the vinyl, metal rings, and anchors for damage or wear. The product is a training tool and not a dog toy and should not be left unattended with the dog.
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