Whipwhir Attachments and Safe Use
Whipwhir attachments turn the Whipwhir into a really fun dog exercise toy for your dog(s). Besides, they keep your cord from getting chewed on!
SAFETY - AVOID INJURY TO YOUR DOG!
We think there is potential for injury with the Whipwhir, so please read the following carefully:
- Get your dog fully warmed up before getting into the higher wilder jumping and twisting motions by
- Having your dog play fetch for a few minutes, OR
- Having your dog chase the Whipwhir along or near the ground, as shown in the photo.
ATTACHMENTS YOU CAN MAKE
ESTIMATED TIME
- About 5 minutes for each attachment
MATERIALS
- Old T-shirts, sweatshirts/pants, or socks
- Plastic or cloth squeaky toys
ATTACHMENT 1
- Cut strips about 2 inches wide and about 1 foot long (5 x 30 cm)
- Tie in the middle
- Tie onto your Whipwhir end loop using two loose strips
ATTACHMENT 2
- Take a
Sock Swing Ball
-
Cut a slit in the middle of the loose end of the sock
- Take these loose ends and tie onto your Whipwhir end loop
ATTACHMENT 3
- Cut a strip of rag about 6 inches wide and 2 feet long (15 x 60 cm)
- Tie one end through the Whipwhir end loop
- Tie a knot in the rag about halfway down
- Cut a fringe out of the remaining loose end
ATTACHMENT 4
- Cut a strip of rag about 3 inches wide and 18 inches long (7.5 x 46 cm)
- Tie one end through the Whipwhir end loop
- Tie the other end firmly around a squeaky toy
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Obviously, many more variations of are possible. Feel free to add your ideas to our Dogge Forum
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