So, the package has been shipped to me today. I examined and touched all the products when had been at home. I'm very pleased with them. I will try everything in coming days. What kinds of photos do you need? How can I send them? You can use them for your website and advertising.
by Jan, Germany, 2016-09-07 12:55:13
5 of 5 Stars
Jute Bite Protection Sleeve for Dog Trainer's and Helper's Bite Suit
This dog hidden sleeve will be ideal for young and older dogs bite training. It's made according to the international standards and due to the requirements of the experienced dog trainers. This hidden dog bite sleeve is worn under a bite suit and is used for attack, protection work. It helps to develop bite skills and attack instincts of the dog. Jute dog bite protection sleeve is non-toxic and safe as for the dog, so as for the trainer (helper). This soft, but durable hidden bite sleeve is quickly reshaped after bites and is easily attached with touch fasteners.
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Hidden Sleeve of Jute for Bite Suit
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Best Hidden Sleeve for Bite Work with Touch Fasteners
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The Bite Sleeve Is Easily Fixed on the Arm
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Key qualities of this Dog Hidden Sleeve:
- highly flexible
- fits for left and right arms
- light-weighted for better mobility
- inner part of a bute suit
- fine adjustment with Velcro fasteners
- selected quality
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Functionality of this Hidden Bite Sleeve:
- police dog training
- attack, protection training
- guard dog training
- dog training in special units
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Options:
- without plastic reinforcement
- with plastic reinforcement
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Material:
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Note: This hidden bite sleeve is intended for professional use only. If you are a beginner in dog training, you can suffer an injury using this sleeve improperly or without a control of the professional.
Specialists recommend to use this sleeve with special hand protector for better protection and work.
See also this hidden dog bite sleeve in French Linen material.
