Brandon McMillan Lure Stick Training Tool by Petmate

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Brandon McMillan Lure Stick Training Tool by Petmate

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Pros & Cons

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Pros

Schnauzer to walk on a leash. Training our 16 week lab pup towalk on leash.

Many people dislike it because they did not read the description of it. Please do not be discouraged by people who do not know how to use it properly. Great training device for teaching agility weave poles.

This can be remedied if you you put only the edge of the treat in. In order to dispense the treat you have to pull the stick up and dispense into your own hand. One likes to launch himself into the air to grab the treat before he earns it.

Supper training tool. Seems to be very sturdy. Just wish it was built a little stronger/ less wobbly.

With the clip at the bottom it is a great enticement for him to follow. They are oblong with a crease in the middle that helps hold it in the clip.

Cons

Don't waste your time on this buy and try other more practical methods than these shyster gizmos. Huge flaw in this product.

When the treat is inserted in the clamp there is no way to release the treat for the dog. Also, once you load it and extend it out to treat the dog, you have to either a) manually push it back or b) keep it extended to load more treats. If you pull it... Read More

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Highlights

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Quality

Love the design of the product and idea behind it.

This worked perfectly and i am very happy with it.

You do not need to remove the treat from the stick, you feed a treat from your pocket or treat bag therefore eliminating the un... Read More

Packaging/appearance

If you pull the rod out by the clip, it will break.

5 lb, 8 month old puppy could easily take the treat, but some pieces stayed inside the clip.

Competitiveness

Only place you can find this in amazon - works well for training your pupper.

Works great i was able to use it for my big 100lb dog as well as a 5lb foster puppy.

So, if you have a skiddish pup you may want to make sure that you teach them that it makes that noise.

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This product had a total of 1,955 reviews as of our last analysis date on Dec 17 2022.