Review on 🐶 Professional Dog Training Set - Double-Layer Bite Sleeve, Durable Equipment for K9, Pitbull, German Shepherd - Includes Bite Tug Toy & Agitation Stick (Medium to Large Dog Sizes) by Wendy Key

When training a dog for protection and protection, remember that nothing is indestructible. My German Shepherd is playing and left a big dent in his bite. I won't start armrest training until he's a year old and more obedient. Maturity also plays a big part in training. He was introduced to pads and a rubber stick. I practice with a bite pad to see if he's interested or just playing. A puppy's teeth are lethal to any bite pad, and he's no exception. Holds up better than I expected. My goal with the bite pad is to get him to bite and hold until the command is released. He's still a pup and playing is still a priority, but I really want to please him. If I switch to the armrests, she will attack on command and hold until told to let go. He plays with it and reinforces the belief that it's not that bad. Like I said, he's still a puppy and his mouth isn't big enough to hold him, but he's trying his best. For the money you can't go wrong with this product.