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Oudain 12 Pack Dog Scent Work Tins, Dog Scent Training Box, Pet Nose Metal Container with 12 Magnetic Dots, Smell Training Kit Smell Canisters Aluminum Cans for Pet(Cute)
$19.49
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- Adequate Quantity for Dog Scent Training: the package contains 12 pieces of dog scent training tins, comes with 12 pieces of magnetic dots, rich quantity to easily meet your needs for dog training and different sizes
- Size: the dog scent small metal box is about 68 x 25 mm/ 2.68 x 0.98 inches, giving you enough space to hold items; And the black magnetic dots measure about 3.5 x 0.1 cm/ 1.38 x 0.04 inches
- the Lid with Hollow Design: the nosework tins adopt a beautiful hollow design, and the holes on the lids are convenient for the dog to smell; All the different vents are nice as well; Made of quality aluminum, they are anti bite and sturdy, safe for you and your dogs for fun play
- Improve the Ability to Smell: the dog scent training games are some of the ideal activities for dogs; You can make fully use of these scent work supplies for dogs and add fun scent games to your dog's behavioral repertoire to help your dog develop and improve unknown smell abilities
- Easy to Use: put your scent in there, and you can put different treats in the dog tin for them to find and give rewards when your dog investigates; Or you can add additional tins for your dog to discriminate which tin has the desired odor to speed your training process; The tins are also very easy to keep clean
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