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Tough Dog Toys for Chewers

admin — Tue, 22 Dec 2009 19:29:27 +0000

My dog loves her chew toys. The only problem has been finding one that lasts more than a day.

Most of the squeaky toys get chewed up before she even gets to play much. I would buy all kinds of different styles to try out with her, but she would still chew them up fast.

One day I decided to stop throwing away money and get her a real tough dog toy.

I found one that looks like a tennis ball bone and it has lasted six months already.

Her real favorite is just a tennis ball made for tough dogs and chewers. We have played fetch with this tough dog tennis ball for over 7 months now and it’s still going!

Dogs like to have their play time and you can enjoy many hours of fun with these toys for tough dogs.

If your dog chews up one toy after another, save your money and get them a tough dog toy that will last for a long time.

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Favorite Toys

SueMiller — Mon, 23 Feb 2009 15:15:32 +0000

Favorite Toys

Play time with you and your dog is very important. It not only stimulates them, but you get to reinforce your roll as the leader of the pack. You get to start play-time and you get to end play-time together. Just as human’s need interaction with the people they care about, so does your dog. Try to set up a routine for your dog around the same time each day, so he/she will know they have your undivided attention and you are theirs for the next 30 minutes or so.

There are several different types of toys, so when buying your next toy, think of how you want to interact with him/her. A few long time favorites are the ball, the Frisbee and the tug-of-war rope. Throwing a ball or Frisbee for your dog, not only gives them their daily exercise by running to get it, but it also trains them to bring things to you. These are not only fun, but great training tools. The tug-of-war rope gives both of you a work out. So if that is your goal, this is a great toy.

One of my new favorites are the puzzle or treat toys. You put a treat or some food inside and they have to work to get to that treat. Bite proof high-impact plastic toy provides hours of mental and physical stimulation and exercise. These are great for dogs with separation anxiety. You fill it before you leave and it takes your dogs mind off of the fact that you are gone. It also gives them the exercise they need to keep they jaw and teeth healthy.

Plush toys have become one of the best selling toys. Your dog will love the softness of something to bite down on and the “noise-maker” that is put inside some of them, entices them to toss them in the air and get them again. A great toy for you to toss or for them to play by themselves.

Keep your dogs personality in mind when choosing their next toy. They will love you for it!

Tough Dog Toys

admin — Sun, 23 Nov 2008 00:07:26 +0000

Are you sick and tired of buying your dog a toy only to have it last 10 minutes? Check out these tough dog toys. My dogs favorite is still her rope chew toy. She chews up a dollar store squeaker in less time than it took to pick it out! Her rope chew toy has lasted 3 months already with everyday play. And she’s a rough dog toy kind of girl!