Automatic Self-Play Dachshund Teaser Toy

Your dachshund spends half the day following you around waiting for something to happen. The Automatic Self-Play Dachshund Teaser Toy hands them a game that starts without you: a motorised feather wand darts around under a padded mat while your wiener dog pounces on top of it. motorised teaser wand spins under a soft printed play mat feathers flick in and out at the edges so the chase never repeats the same way one paw sized button on top, press it and the game starts usb rechargeable, no batteries to keep buying smooth wear resistant fabric built for paws and teeth drops into standby between rounds and wakes up on the next touch flat and low so short legged dogs play without jumping or twisting Why do we ❤️ the Automatic Self-Play Dachshund Teaser Toy? A hunting dog with nothing to hunt Dachshunds were bred to follow something into a hole and refuse to give up, and that instinct did not disappear when the job description changed to couch. A wand that moves on its own, disappears under fabric and pops out somewhere else is exactly the kind of puzzle that brain was built for. Ten minutes of real chasing takes the edge off far better than another walk around the same block. Low to the ground on purpose The whole game happens flat on the floor. There is nothing to jump onto and nothing to twist off, which matters when your dog carries a long back on short legs. Your dachshund crouches, stalks and pounces, all of it at ground level, so they get the workout without the landings that make you wince. It plays when you cannot Press the paw button and the wand runs a round on its own. After the round it goes quiet and waits, with the light blinking every so often, and the next nose bump or paw tap starts it again. That means your dog can keep the game going on their own terms while you are on a call, cooking, or simply out of ideas. Made to survive a determined dachshund The mat is a smooth, tightly woven fabric that shrugs off claws and slobber, and the motor unit sits low and flat in the middle so there are no sharp edges to catch. Wipe the mat down when it gets grubby, and keep an eye on the feathers: they are the part that takes the beating, so swap them out once your pup shreds them. As with any toy that has moving parts, supervise the first few sessions.