Tail docking of lambs remains an important husbandry practice in order to maintain good animal health. Te Pari has a range of Docking Irons, to make the job easy.
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Te Pari Docking IronsDOCKING IRONS Essential docking tools for optimum animal health Tail docking of lambs remains an important husbandry practice in order to maintain good animal health. Te Pari has a range of Docking Irons, to make the job easy. BENEFITS OF TAIL DOCKING LAMBS. Reduces dag formation and thus minimizes susceptibility to fly strike Improves external parasite control Improves the efficiency of dagging, crutching and shearing Allows for management
DOCKING IRONS
Essential docking tools for optimum animal health
BENEFITS OF TAIL DOCKING LAMBS.
- Reduces dag formation and thus minimizes susceptibility to fly-strike
- Improves external parasite control
- Improves the efficiency of dagging, crutching and shearing
- Allows for management flexibility to finish lambs under variable weather conditions
- Improves the cleanliness of the wool
- Reduces handling required pre-slaughter for crutching/dagging
- Reduces fecal contamination and risks to food safety at livestock processing plants.
Original Docking Iron
The LPG fired, scissor-action Docking Iron has been extensively field tested and proven to be fast, easy to use and reliable. The large copper searing head ensures excellent heat retention helping minimize blood losses and ensuring quicker healing. The Standard model is ideal when docking in sheltered and mild weather conditions. The High Wind Model features a larger jet and burner for use in cold weather or exposed locations. Full range of spare parts and repairs are available.
Features of the Original Docking Iron:
- Proven burner system
- Copper Alloy searing head for swift heat up, heat retention and longer life
- A holder that deflects spent gas back back over cutting head preventing cooling and gas wastage.
Patesco Docking Iron
Based on the proven design of the Original Docking Iron, the Patesco model features a rotating anvil that stretches the wooled skin toward the end of the tail.
Features of the Patesco Docking Iron:
- Patented rotating anvil system stretches wooled skin during process
- Improved leverage and balance
- Copper searing head for excellent heat retention
- Unique handle linkage system
- LPG fired
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★★★★★ 5
Great quality, fun design.
Color: No Stuffing Blue Eel
Wonderfully durable.. We have a 3 y/o australian kelpey and a 2 y/o pitty.. both are incredibly playful and tear up toys like nobody's business. A lot of the time under a day.. We're on day three with this eel, they love it and its holding firm (no tears or missing pieces). Squeakers are their favorite and these ones are perfect ( prominent but not too loud)
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Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Sturdy
Color: No Stuffing Blue Eel
It’s has held up pretty good for my aggressive chewer dog. She typically tore these types of toys apart immediately. One of the ears she pulled off right away but the toy itself has stayed intakes (so far). It keeps her occupied long enough and she drags it everywhere with her.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2026
★★★★★ 4
size is small
Color: No Stuffing Blue Eel
Smaller than I anticipated but my dog enjoys it. After 3 days it is already getting ripped a little bit where the treats get hidden so not sure how long it will last. My dog is about 40 lbs.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2026
★★★★★ 5
A winning toy!
Color: No Stuffing Blue Eel, Color: No Stuffing Blue Eel
This is the best dog toy ever! I have a Cockapoo that is 8 years old but thinks she is 2. She chews up everything so I've gone thru a lot of dog toys. This toy has lasted 6 months - truly record breaking for her. It's become all raggy so time to get a new one. Thank you Nocciola for inventing a quality fun toy that lasts. Photo shows toy after 6 mo. of playing
tug of war!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Winner of the aggressive chew competition
Color: No Stuffing Blue Eel
I bought several toys for an insane Jack Russell and this is the unlikely winner. It is a softer toy, but it is stitched together nicely and there are various components that distract the dog and keep him busy. First, it can be rolled up and stuck with small but strong Velcro patches, so it’s not just a sitting duck, the dog has to figure out how to unroll it which is fun. Next there are five little pockets on one side that you can put treats inside, which draw attention to the toy and give him another task. He did partially rip some of the flaps on the pockets in his zeal to get the treats. Then there is the squeaker, which he dispatched of in like 4 seconds (somehow without ripping the fabric(?)), then there are all sorts of crinkles and textures on both sides. All of this and the good stitching make it a toy he wants to play with but that he doesn’t annihilate in one day. The hard plastic toys are also good but I feel like I need to watch him carefully for fear that a sharp chunk will come off. The medium chew toys are cool but he’s just not into them. So this wins!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 12, 2025