SPADE SPOOTER™

SPADE® SPOOTER™

is your best solution that enables your dog to exercise safely with full control, as many places/compounds forbid unleashed dogs for safety issues that effects your dog’s exercise. Dog owners love to spend a cheerful time with their dogs and make them happy by playing Fetch, Frisbee, Fly-ball &, etc. which are all forbidden public places. With SPADE SPOOTER you can spend quality time with your dog, let him/her release some energy, and build some muscles in addition that the joy you feel yourself.

It’s just plain fun!

SPADE SPOOTER isn’t a child’s toy that will wear out or break in a few months. These are large SPOOTERS built with heavy metal body for the sport and dog racings that can handle the weight of an adult male.They are constructed with large 20″ wheels for a smoother ride, less rolling resistance, and better obstacle rollover. Standard front suspension absorbs bumps for a comfortable ride.

Dual disc brakes ensure stopping even in wet or dirty conditions. Typical V-Brakes work by compressing rubber pads against the rim, however, if the rims get wet or dusty they become weak and ineffective. Disc brakes work by compressing disks against a rotor mounted on the hub of your wheel similar to brakes on an automobile. They are much stronger than the normal V-Brakes, especially in wet conditions. They last longer and frankly, they just look cool/good. The primary advantage, however, is that disc brakes provide reliable stopping power in all conditions; which could be crucial if your dog is continuing to pull when you need to stop. With disc brakes, the operator can stop both SPADE SPOOTER and dog instantly if the situation requires.

SPADE SPOOTER can be used on the street and on the dirt. They are moderately low for easy ‘Kicking’, yet have enough ground clearance for off-road use.

TRAINING :

1st day: Make your dog comfortable while introducing the spooter by giving him a treat.

2nd day: Train your dog to be pulled from the two sides of the harness.

3rd day: Take a walk with your dog next to the Spooter without attaching him.

4th day: Attach your dog’s harness to the spooter and also keep the leash in your hand to stay in control. Start moving the  spooter slowly till your dog gets familiar with it then give him a treat.

5th day: Enjoy the Spooter, stay safe, and beware of any accidents in order not to give your dog any bad experiences.