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Have you ever wondered which is the best anti-slip surface for your DIY canine gym equipment? 🤔
If you're anything like most of us, you've built at least one piece of DIY equipment for the canine gym — probably more. And why not? It's cost-effective, easy to make, and you can customize it to exactly what you and your dog need 🛠️ But once you've built it, you're faced with a question that's harder than the build itself — what do you put on the surface? Here's the thing — traction isn't just a nice-to-have. It's essential. Your dog needs to feel confident on the equipment, but more importantly they need proper grip to achieve the right posture and positioning. If they don't have adequate traction, they can't properly load into the position required for the exercise. They start compensating, shifting their weight differently, adjusting their stance — and now the form you're trying to achieve is compromised before you've even started. Slipping = compensating = not getting the right position = defeating the entire purpose of the exercise 🙅♀️ So the surface you put on your equipment? It matters more than you think. Over the years I've tried just about everything when it comes to traction surfaces for canine fitness equipment.
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