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Introducing the Price Mistake? K9 - Laceration In A Box® ~ Limited Availability [mkezp9n8] – a comprehensive training tool designed for professionals who train service animals. This innovative product combines the standard PTT-B02 Laceration in a Box® with a PTT-K00 dog skin appliance, offering a realistic look and feel for treating your service animal. The Price Mistake? K9 - Laceration In A Box® ~ Limited Availability [mkezp9n8] provides a hands-on training experience that is both effective and safe.

Key Features and Specifications

The Price Mistake? K9 - Laceration In A Box® ~ Limited Availability [mkezp9n8] is equipped with elastic straps that allow for easy installation or removal to other in a Box® task trainers. This versatility ensures that your training sessions can be easily adapted to various scenarios. The appliance is also designed for easy cleaning, with a hand-washing and drying process that is convenient and efficient. Additionally, the device comes with an intact skin, providing a realistic training environment.

Practical Uses and Benefits

One of the standout features of the Price Mistake? K9 - Laceration In A Box® ~ Limited Availability [mkezp9n8] is its ability to add a penetration to the skin. To do so, simply align the skin over your Wound in a Box®, mark the location of the wound, and cut the desired penetrating wound with scissors or a knife. This feature allows for customizable training scenarios, ensuring that your service animal is prepared for any situation.

• Realistic training: The Price Mistake? K9 - Laceration In A Box® ~ Limited Availability [mkezp9n8] provides a realistic training environment that simulates real-life injuries.
• Customizable: The ability to add a penetration allows for tailored training sessions that meet specific needs.

Fur textures and colors may vary by batch, and additional accessories and blood pumps are not included, ensuring that the focus remains on the training experience itself.