Dog Teaser Wand Lure Set — Training & Play, 4-Pack

Rain, a small yard, and a dog who has not moved properly in two days.

You can see the energy backing up. The pacing, the toy shoved under your elbow, the sudden 9pm laps of the hallway. A walk in that weather barely counts, and there's not much room to throw anything.

A teaser wand works in a few square metres because it works on prey drive rather than distance. You move the lure, your dog chases, pounces, and resets — and asking them to wait before the chase turns the game into impulse control practice.

• Real exertion in a small space, on the days a walk isn't happening
• 4 interchangeable lures, so the game stays novel when one gets predictable
• Doubles as recall and impulse-control work rather than just burning energy

Keep the lure low and along the ground rather than high — hard leaping and twisting is a lot for young joints, and for dogs with any joint history, ask your vet before you start.