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BUSTER ActivityMat

Everyone needs mental challenges – including your dog! The BUSTER ActivityMat is a innovative activity toy for dogs. ActivityMat allows the dog and the owner to work interactively and to challenge and stimulate the dog mentally at the same time.

The basic BUSTER ActivityMat has 35 press-studs placed 35 cm apart. You can attach different tasks to the mat, most of them with varying levels of difficulty depending on whether you fold the tasks or leave them open. The mat fits one or more tasks at the same time. The design allows for a number of combinations so your dog will never be bored with the ActivityMat.

Good to know • Dogs are different. Some dogs choose to use their paws a lot, others use their snout. Accept the way your dog chooses to solve the tasks • It is important that the dog is experiencing success when working with the ActivityMat. Give the dog the help it needs, without taking the initiative from it • If the dog does not know what to do, it is a good idea to give it a treat just for touching the ActivityMat or the task • If the dog is too eager, it might be a good idea to let it eat first. However, if it is less interested, it might be an advantage that it is hungry when it is presented to the ActivityMat – choose what feels right for your dog • Remember that the process is most important and not how fast the dogs solves the tasks • The dog must not be left unattended with the ActivityMat

Useful tips • Use a start command when the dog is about to work with the ActivityMat • Let, at first, the dog see that you put treats in the activities • Avoid over-stimulation, work max. 15 minutes at a time, but preferably several times a day • Always finish the work with thte activity mat while the dos is successful.

Information on the Buster ActivityMay from Kruuse.com.

We love the Buster Mat here at New Forest Pet Services. It provides a he number of games and stimulation for dogs of all breeds and ages.

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