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The Bringsel is used as an indicator that the dog has found and tracked the object, person or game. The Bringsel snaps on the dog’s collar and when the dog has located the missing object or person the dog grabs the Bringsel into its mouth and returns to the handler.
When the dog returns with the Bringsel in its mouth, the handler knows that the dog has located the missing object, person, or game and takes the Bringsel from the dog and has the dog lead him back to the missing object, person, or game. This Bringsel is made in Germany from Akah, the same company that makes our high quality blood tracking collars. and leads.
It can not damage the dog’s teeth. One end of the Bringsel has a lightweight swivel snap to attach it to the dog’s collar. The snap is a swivel snap which works well so the Bringsel does not get twisted and also can comfortably turn and be held by the dog’s mouth.
An interesting fact about the Bringsel is that they were initially used by the German army in WWII. They were used on specially trained Deutsch Drahthaars who were supposed to locate wounded soldiers and come back with the Bringsel in their mouth.
When the dog returns with the Bringsel in its mouth, the handler knows that the dog has located the missing object, person, or game and takes the Bringsel from the dog and has the dog lead him back to the missing object, person, or game. This Bringsel is made in Germany from Akah, the same company that makes our high quality blood tracking collars. and leads.
It can not damage the dog’s teeth. One end of the Bringsel has a lightweight swivel snap to attach it to the dog’s collar. The snap is a swivel snap which works well so the Bringsel does not get twisted and also can comfortably turn and be held by the dog’s mouth.
An interesting fact about the Bringsel is that they were initially used by the German army in WWII. They were used on specially trained Deutsch Drahthaars who were supposed to locate wounded soldiers and come back with the Bringsel in their mouth.
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