Tug Toy Trixie Bungee Tugger TX-32868 — 10/56 cm with Shock Absorber

Trixie Bungee Tugger TX-32868 — 10/56 cm with Shock Absorber is a dog tug toy designed for interactive play and training. The product combines a short handle section and a stretchable bungee section to provide controlled resistance during pulling and biting exercises. The elastic element reduces sudden peak forces, helping to protect both the handler’s arm and the dog’s neck and teeth during dynamic play sessions. Dimensions are 10 cm for the handle section and 56 cm overall length when stretched or measured according to manufacturer guidance.

Advantages

The bungee construction with integrated shock absorber smooths out abrupt pulls, lowering the risk of strain for the handler and reducing jarring impacts on the dog. Durable materials and reinforced stitching are used in the handle and tug area to withstand repeated use. The shape and size are suitable for controlled interactive play and for training sessions that require variable resistance without rigid jolts. The product is lightweight and portable for use at home, in the yard or during training classes.

Suitable for

• Interactive play and fetch-style tugging with dogs of appropriate size
• Obedience and impulse-control exercises involving controlled pulling
• Bite development and controlled bite-hold training where elastic resistance is required
• Handlers looking for a tool that reduces peak forces during dynamic play

Key specifications

• Overall length: 56 cm (stated dimension)
• Handle / short section length: 10 cm (stated dimension)
• Construction: elastic bungee section with integrated shock absorber
• Primary use: interactive tugging and training
• Material features: reinforced stitching and durable outer fabric for repeated use

How to use

Use the Tugger during supervised play and training sessions, holding the handle while allowing the dog to bite and pull the bungee section. Apply short, controlled motions to teach bite release and impulse control, and avoid sudden, extreme jerks that could stress the dog. Inspect the toy before each session for signs of wear or damage; replace it if the elastic element or fabric show significant deterioration. Suitable for use on grass, in training halls or other clear, safe spaces where the dog can move freely.

Usage recommendations

Choose an appropriate tugging method and session length based on the dog’s size, age and training level. Supervise all interactions, ensure the dog has a reliable release cue, and retire the toy if damage is detected to maintain safety for both handler and dog.