Agility set for Rodents and Rabbits

Agility Set for Rodents, Rabbits & Ferrets!

Challenge & Play This article gives the animals a challenge and fun, and it also prevents boredom.

It's great fun to do something together and since rodents are active and intelligent animals, this Agility Set is a great addition to everyday activities! Especially Rats and Dwarf Rabbits will like this game very much.

✔ Height adjustable hurdles so the difficulty level can be changed
✔ Gives mental challenge to the animals and keeps them active
✔ Made of untreated natural wood and willow wood
✔ incl. manual for training

Rodents and rabbits all react in their own way. One animal is very enthusiastic and curious while the other animal has to watch the cat from the tree. Initially, place the skill set near the enclosure and let the animals become familiar with it. Sniffing, maybe even tasting a little will ensure that they become familiar with it and don't experience it as scary.

Instructions for use Skill set

• The game time also differs per animal. For example, one animal will like to play longer than the other animal. We recommend about two training units per week of a maximum of 10 minutes.
• Always play and train with your animal. Do not put the set in the enclosure to play with.
• It is good to choose a quiet playing location where your animal is not too distracted or disturbed by environmental factors. In addition, it must be a location where your animal feels safe.
• Choose a tasty reward for your rodent or rabbit, especially in the beginning. This can best be a snack that your animal really goes for!
• Start as easy as possible and reward quickly if your animal has done something right. Especially in the beginning it is useful to achieve quick success.

There are two parts, namely the willow ring and the wooden wall. Both are adjustable in height and thus in difficulty. Always start as easy as possible.

Lure your rodent or rabbit towards the obstacles with treats and reward immediately as soon as the animal does this. This is how you build it up in small steps.

Any tools

A nice tool for training can be the clicker. These are available in different types. For example, there is a soft clicker that clicks very softly, which is especially suitable for frightened animals. In addition, there is a finger clicker that you can easily attach to your finger and finally there is a target stick with clicker. The latter has a pointing pen with a ball to indicate where the animal should go.