Ronzeil Dog Treadmill | Dog Running Machine | Dog Treadmill For Sale

Running Freely Is A Dog’s Natural Instinct

Dogs Love to Run, But We Can’t Keep Up!

High energy dogs can walk all day, we can't! They like to run, flies like a whippet and can be across the fields before we know. So unless we rent a dog park, they can't sprint.

Harsh Weather Indeed Limit Walking Your Dog

Whether it's extreme heat, heavy rain, or freezing temperatures. In hot weather, dogs risk overheating and paw burns from hot pavement, while cold weather can lead to frostbite or discomfort. Rain and snow also make walks less enjoyable and potentially hazardous due to slippery surfaces.

Dog Trainers Don't Suggest Dog Parks For Furry

The dog park is not supervised by a professional educated in dog body language and allows any and all dogs to attend, there are often interactions between dogs that cause lifelong fear, anxiety, and even aggression.

Walking Dog In The City Busy Road

Safety Risks: Heavy traffic increases the chance of accidents if the dog suddenly runs into the road. Stress: Loud noises and crowds can make dogs anxious. Pollution: Exhaust fumes can affect your dog’s health, especially over time. Hot Surfaces: In summer, asphalt can burn your dog’s paws. Control issues: Distractions may make it harder to control your dog near traffic.

Balancing Work and Time with Your Dog

Work and overtime leave you exhausted, so you barely have time for your family, let alone walking your dog. Walks are rushed to just 10-15 minutes, so you miss out on quality time and outdoor fun with your dog.

Are You Struggling With These Issues?

If a dog does not get enough exercise and has excess energy, it may struggle with below issues.

Weight Gain

Energy Excess

Excessive Barking

Restlessness

Ronzeil Treadmill Saved 5000US$ Per Year For Dog Owner

Pet Damaged Add Upto $850 Per Year

On average, a dog can add around $392 to home repair and replacement costs annually. Some of the most common issues include chewed furniture, damaged carpets, and scratched surfaces. Certain breeds, like Chihuahuas, are known to cause more damage, potentially costing up to $850 per year. Meanwhile, terrier breeds tend to be less destructive, adding about $150 to yearly expenses

500$ to 5000$ Cost Of Pet Obesity

Obesity in dogs can lead to several health issues, including joint problems, diabetes, heart disease, and shorter lifespans. The cost to manage these conditions can range from $500 to $5,000 annually depending on the severity. Maintaining a healthy weight with proper diet and exercise can help reduce these costs.

Ronzeil Treadmill Lets Dogs Run Freely

Helping Them Stay Fit, Improve Cardiovascular Health, Reduce The Risk of Obesity

And Stay With Us Longer.

Revolutionize Canine Exercise

With our non- electric dog treadmill, dog can choose its own pace and stop if it is tired, controlled by the dog. After walking with dogs, they are still energetic. With treadmilll would consume their excess energy. Unaffected by weather and flexible in timing, it ensures year-round exercise opportunities. For family with many dogs, it may not as a supplement but as a main workout. On top of playtime and obedience training it is more then enough.

Keeps Dogs Healthier To Stay With US Longer

The average lifespan of a healthy dog typically ranges from 10 to 15 years, depending on the breed, size, and overall care. Some smaller breeds may live even longer, while larger breeds tend to have shorter lifespans. The Ronzeil treadmill keeps dogs healthier, so they can stay with us longer.

Ronzeil Non-Electric Dog Treadmill

$1199.98

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Multi-Function Pedometer

Brake Auxiliary Handle

Adjustment Scale

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Size Guid For Dog Breeds

Typically, your dog's weight serves as a useful indicator for selecting the appropriate treadmill size. However, it's important to note that while most dogs within the recommended weight range will fit on the suggested treadmill, there can be exceptions. Some dogs may have longer legs and weigh less, while others may be heavier with shorter legs compared to the recommended guidelines.

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Exercise Guidelines

For Medium And Large Dogs

German Shepherd, Border Collie, Corgi, etc.

Require high-intensity physical and mental exercise, at least 120-180 minutes per day, with small breeds adjusted accordingly. Short-legged breeds should avoid prolonged high-energy activities and instead engage in shorter, segmented sessions throughout the day.

Golden Retriever, Labrador Retriever, German Shorthaired Pointer, Spanish Water Dog, American Water Spaniel, Cocker Spaniel, etc.

Require high-intensity physical and mental exercise, at least 120-180 minutes per day.

Sighthound, Afghan Hound, Dachshund, Beagle, Foxhound, Irish Wolfhound, etc.

Require high exercise demands, at least 120 minutes per day.

Bulldog, Doberman Pinscher, Great Dane, Siberian Husky, Rottweiler, etc.

Require moderate physical and mental activity, at least 60 minutes per day; some larger breeds may need 120-180 minutes, such as Huskies and Dobermans.

Schnauzer, Scottish Terrier, West Highland White Terrier, Yorkshire Terrier, Fox Terrier, etc.

Require moderate exercise demands, at least 90-120 minutes per day.

Eskimo Dog, Bichon Frise, Shar Pei, Bulldog, Miniature Poodle, Maltese Dog, etc.

Suitable for mild physical and moderate mental activity. Smaller breeds require 30-60 minutes, while larger breeds require 60-120 minutes.

About Ronzeil

Designed for safety and simplicity, it features non-electric propulsion and height adjustment to suit pets of all sizes. Monitor your progress with the built-in pedometer to maximize your fitness benefits. More than just an exercise aid, it's a holistic approach to health that promotes cardiovascular health and weight management while enhancing a sense of well-being. Work with us to nurture your pet’s vitality and embrace a healthy lifestyle together.

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