Dog Paddle Boards

Made to Withstand Paws and Claws so you Can Share your Adventure and Take your Furry Friend on the Water.
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      Stand up Paddle Dog

      Dogs on paddle boards made possible with our most durable and stable paddle boards so you can share your experience with your beloved pet friends.

      Max 11'6 Multi-Purpose Paddle Board

      The Max 11'6 Multi-Purpose Paddle Board is the ultimate SUP for any occassion. Whether you want to paddle board with dogs, looking for a fishing paddle board, or paddle board with two people, this board got you. Featuring an extra wide surface that is durable and stable, so you can bring you, your gear, and your passengers along for an adventure.

      Waterwalker 11' All-Around Paddle Board

      Enjoy smooth paddling and stable rides with the most versatile board. Appropriate for beginners, advanced, and for pets, the Waterwalker 11' All-Around Paddle Board is your go-to paddle board. Take your furry friends with you on this inflatable paddle board for easy paddling and simple adventure.

      Tranquility 10'8 Yoga Paddle Board

      A grippy surface means it's perfect for your furry family members to ride the waves with you. Make paddle boarding with a dog possible with the grippy surface of the Tranquility 10'8 Yoga Paddle Board to ensure safety and fun. Bring your pet along and experience adventure, serenity and fun.

      What Makes a Board Dog-Friendly?

      A dog-friendly board is a regular SUP but with added stability and traction. Usually paddle boards for dogs are wider and have a non-slip deck pad for your furry friend to stand, sit, and lay down on. The extra balance ensures you and your pup can paddle without the board tipping over. Whether gliding on the lake or taking an adventure, a dog paddle board is curated to keep it simple, fun and safe.

      How do I Start Paddle Boarding with my Dog?

      Start on land, letting your dog get comfortable with the paddle board. Move to shallow waters for them to get the feel of the gently ripples. Once familiar, you can set your journey together and start paddling. It's advisable to use a dog life jacket if they aren't familiar with the setting of the waters.

      Will my Dog Damage an Inflatable Paddle Board?

      Not likely. Inflatable paddle boards are made with high grade material to withstand paws and claws. As long as your pup's nails are trimmed, it will not puncture or scratch the board.

      FAQs

      Absolutely. Even strong swimmers need a dog-specific life jacket for buoyancy, high visibiity and easy rescue. It's always better to be safe than sorry!

      Any dog can go paddleboarding if they love the water! Laid-back, water-loving dogs do best with the surroundings and feeling. Smaller dogs are easier to manage, but large breeds bring a lot of thrill. Dogs with higher energy may need more training and patience to not jump off the board and into the water.

      The paddle board model best suited for you depends on your needs and location. Most paddlers looking for leisure go for all-around paddle boards, but for specific uses like yoga, a yoga paddle board would be the best. The sizing chart will indicate the capacity of the rider(s) if you're worried about exceeding the weight limit.

      Yes! THURSO SURF iSUP boards are designed with double layers of PVC, so they are extremely durable and can handle heavy usage. iSUPs are known to be more durable, than wood paddle boards, and are also more portable and storable.

      You can inflate your SUP using any one of our electric or hand-pump pumps designed specifically for inflating our line of iSUPs.

      Our paddle boards have different features curated for different uses so you can get the most optimal experience out of them. For example, our yoga paddle board features a softer deck, our junior paddle boards are wider and more stable for children, and our touring paddle boards can cut through waters effortlessly.

      There is a 2 Year Manufacturer Limited Warranty on all inflatable paddle boards (iSUPs) from date of purchase. We guarantee against any abnormal defect in workmanship and materials within this period.

      Find a calm body of water such as a lake or bay as less waves = easier to balance. Most people like to start on their knees to get the feel for paddling and once comfortable, start standing up. The key is to not rush and take your time learning the correct strokes using guides or helpful tips.