Avidog Taglines are one of the most effective tools for training your puppy! They help prevent unwanted behaviors such as biting, nipping, jumping, chewing on furniture, and stealing things. A tagline gives you a “handle” that lets you guide your puppy safely and effectively. You can easily step on or grab the tagline to redirect your pup’s behavior, keeping both you and your furniture safe. Plus, the tagline and your puppy’s natural opposition reflex can be used to teach them desirable behaviors.
This 36” tagline is also an excellent choice for breeders, particularly for puppies in the pen. It’s perfect for introducing leash training or for use with small breed pups. When first introduced to a leash, puppies often react by tugging and bucking against it. However, if breeders add taglines during supervised play, puppies quickly learn that leash pressure isn’t a threat. The taglines turn into just another plaything as pups drag them around and interact with each other. What starts as an awkward experience soon turns into a fun game as they tug and pull with their playmates.
Taglines are a simple, effective way to help your pups develop confidence with leashes. Shorten the tagline to fit your breed and start training today!
Product Details
• Tagline Length: 36” (including clasp)
• Clasp: 1.25” long
• Available Colors: White or Red (depending on current stock)
Taglines — A Puppy Training Tool You Can’t Do Without!
Reviews (21)
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Jul 5, 2024
This line was so very small I thought for sure it was made for a guinea pig...not for a toy poodle pup!!!!
nikki1394
Jun 8, 2023
Julie Russell
Jun 6, 2023
The line is a nice weight and there's helpful guidance about using tag lines.
sortinghatt
Jun 3, 2023
Loved the concept to train our baby corgi, however, the item broke within 1 week. The clip that attaches to the collar D ring broke off!! Our puppy is small and strong but never expected that to happen. Hubby tried to fix but not worth the cost just to replace the clip. :(
Debra Luna-Jones
May 30, 2023
It’s a waxed string on a hook.
Shelly Berceau