Introducing the Crinkle BioThane Tug! A super fun toy for ball crazy dogs that features a Rubber Crinkle Ball. Use in your fav game of tug of war or why not test how far you can throw it for your pup to retrieve! Great for use in training and just having a fun time! Play really is great for improving the bond between you and your dog.
The handle of this toy is made of 16mm BioThane in your choice of colour from our range, as well as your choice of hardware. The handle features an O ring so that you have the option to attach to a Carabiner Clip for easy carrying.
The Crinkle ball is approximately 10cm in diameter.
This toy is approximately 30cm long, although small variations can occur due to the handmade nature of the item.
Crinkle BioThane Tug
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This toy is always to be used under supervision! NOT to be used as a chew toy but as an engaging toy for pup & human for lots of tug of war! Always check toys regularly for any signs of wear and tear before giving them to your dog. Remember - no toy is indestructible!
Hand wash only for this item. Following contact with salt water, it is highly recommended to fully rinse the tug with fresh water to reduce tarnishing and corrosion of the metal hardware. We also recommend drying the product after each use to preserve the metal hardware and keep it looking its very best! Our hardware is made from colour coated zinc and is therefore not fully chip and rust resistant.
We pride ourselves on using strong, durable materials to ensure that our products are suitable for you and your dog. All products and hardware are checked and tested - we do not sell anything that we are unhappy with. However, all products should be fully checked that they are safe each time that they are used. BioThane and Waterproof Webbing are manmade materials and are NOT chew resistant. We do not accept responsibility for any damage that results from incorrect use or cleaning of our products and cannot be held responsible for any damage to our products caused by your dog.
