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Mammoth Rope Bone 5 Knot Tug - X-Large - Dog Toys - Mammoth Rope Bones - PetMax Canada

Vendor:Mammoth Rope Bones

Mammoth Rope Bone 5 Knot Tug

$14.99
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Size: X-Large
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Description

Mammoth rope toys make tug-of-war fun for you and your dog. With many different styles to choose from you can keep the game exciting with a new rope toy without breaking the bank. The rope fibers floss your dog’s teeth as they tug.

Tug-of-war is a fun, interactive, and physical way to play with your dog. Once your dog learns the appropriate way to play tug, a quick game before you leave for work can leave them relaxed and fulfilled for the day. It’s a powerful tool in training as well. A dog who can play excitedly then sit calmly on cue is a dog with immense self control.

FAQs

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What is the Mammoth 5 Knot Tug?
It's a rope tug-of-war toy from Mammoth — extra-long rope with 5 knots for the longest tug games or multi-dog play. Designed for interactive tug play between you and your dog while flossing teeth as the rope fibres slide between teeth during chewing.
Does the rope clean teeth?
Yes — rope fibres mechanically scrub plaque off teeth as your dog chews and tugs, similar to dental floss. Daily moderate rope chewing is a useful contribution to dental health.
Is tug safe to play with my dog?
Yes — modern training research is clear that tug is a great game with rules. Have your dog 'drop it' on cue, take turns winning and losing, and stop if they get over-aroused. Builds bond, burns energy.
Cleaning rope toys?
Wash periodically with mild soap. Some owners freeze rope toys briefly to kill any embedded organisms before washing. Replace when the rope is heavily worn or starts to smell despite cleaning.
Why pick the 5 Knot Tug?
This is the extra-long rope with 5 knots. Different knot counts give different play styles — more knots = longer rope = more grip points for multi-dog play or extended tug games.