Wheels for Pets Walkin' Wheels Medium - Teaching Your Dog to Use Walkin Wheels

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Tips to Teach Your Dog to Use Walkin’ Wheels®

We created the Walkin’ Wheels ® with the intention that you will adjust the

wheelchair, put your pet in it, and in a few moments watch him or her running

and playing again. It can happen that way, but it doesn’t always. A wheelchair

can be an adjustment for an animal. To some, there

is a strange device following him or her around

making odd noises and geing caught on furniture

and doorways. ey will adapt to these changes, but

need a lile time. We recommend you be calm, quiet,

and slow when puing on the wheelchair for the rst

time. Lots of stroking and reassurance is needed here.

Treats help, too! Let the dog get used to the harness

before aaching it to the wheelchair. It may take a few minutes or a few hours for

him or her to get used to the harnesses.

Wheels aached to Struts

(one set for each wheelchair)

Several sizes shown here.

Instructional video and

just-for-fun movies.

Tote Bag and Handles to allow you to use

leg rings as a liing harness.