Neck Health: Spring Pole vs Tug

This is addressing the myth that Spring Poles are more dangerous for the neck than just playing tug.

[@freecheese4143]

This is indicative of someone that knows dogs and cares for them. I studied human anatomy, osteology, etc. Never considered their neck health just assumed it was ok. GOOD ARTICLE.

[@jordandurham797]

Where can I get a pull like yours? I have the rope that has knots which is causing her to "articulate" her neck from biting above the knot

[@jobsanbiju3762]

You probably can get it on amazon Search for dog tugs

[@joshmorgan4790]

fuuuuck i've been playing tug wrong and my spring pole is really low... i've got a purse dog though (cavoodle) will it matter how strong her grip is? cause it's not very strong at all.

[@grcdogsports1245]

Josh Morgan don't stress. Just put a line on it and give them back pressure to encourage them to pull back. No matter how low it is if the pull back far enough it levels out. They can learn to play safely low. Just don't do long sends. Grip can be developed!

[@grcdogsports1245]

Josh Morgan don't stress. Just put a line on it and give them back pressure to encourage them to pull back. No matter how low it is if the pull back far enough it levels out. They can learn to play safely low. Just don't do long sends. Grip can be developed!

[@joshmorgan4790]

@@grcdogsports1245thanks guys. appreciate that.