Wiggle Butts

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*Discount does not apply to Flat Paw Targets or Modular Feet.

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Since they are so versatile, Sit Platforms are one of the most commonly used props in canine conditioning!

They are perfect for cleaning up sloppy sits, restricting both length and width to keep your dog’s paws in a defined space. This prevents slouching, hyperextension, and lateral hip displacement.

Adding extra elevation makes the platform a more distinct target, and doing so with our Modular Feet can replace the need for a rubber bowl or plyo box.

You can also angle them with our modular feet, shifting your dog’s center of gravity to target specific muscle groups, relieve pressure on sensitive joints, or provide a more advanced target. 🎯

As with all our platforms, Sit Platforms are stackable, allowing you to fully customize the elevation or create target zones for more complex exercises.

How do you use yours? Let us know! 👇

Balance Bars, also known as stacking bars, are a specialized type of paw target that restricts how far forward or backward your dog’s paws can be placed without limiting width. 📏

They are primarily used to create target zones for the front and/or rear paws. Because they are separate, you can freely adjust the distance between them, making them ideal for conformation stacking, posture improvement, and stretching exercises.

Balance Bars are also excellent for exercises that require parallel paw placement, as their narrow shape prevents the paws from staggering.🐾

Like all of our platforms, Balance Bars are stackable, meaning they can be placed on top of another platform to add a target zone or underneath to add elevation.

Do you use balance bars?

What's the difference between Precision Paw Targets and Paw Target Zones? 🤔

Precision Paw Targets are designed for single-paw accuracy and controlled placement. They are ideal for fine-tuning movements in precise exercises and building proprioceptive awareness in individual limbs.

Paw Target Zones match the width of Sit or Standing platforms and can, therefore, be stacked onto them for stable elevation. They provide a larger, more general target area, making them great for foundational work and progressive training as dogs advance from general to more precise placements.

What do you use your paw targets for?