Contratto
Boxer Buddy
Before I had joinged Boxer World, I remember seeing a post on the main page in regard to what toys boxers like. It was from someone that hadn't gotten their puppy yet.
I just thoguht I'd offer my experience with Higgins because it could save people some money.
Higgins loves little plastic garden pots. The ones that you might put flower seedlings in - about 3 or four inches across. The ones that I have are made out of plastic that doesn't seem to break - they just bend. And he LOVES to stick his nose in it and sort of chase it around the room in front of him. REALLY cheap and by far his favorite toy.
He also has a squeaky toy which he really likes. The squeaky toys tend to be fairly cheap and the squeak really gets him going. I was careful to sort of introduce it to him first because the squeak might scare little pups at first, but now he loves to hear it squeak.
Ordinary rubber ball or tennis ball. He loves the balls for the same reason as the little pots. If they are capable of sort of rolling away or getting away from him as he pounces after them, he loves it.
A kitchen rag. We had lots of kitchen dish rags around - the ones that are double plied and stitched and he loves to play tug with these. They will rip eventually, but it's part of the fun for him.
We went out and bought some more expensive toys at the store when we first got him and like I said - he just prefers simple stuff really. We have one nice ball on rope thing that we only take out for walks, but other than that - it's what I mentioned above. It's sort of like what you often hear about young kids - that you get them expensive fancy presents and in the end - they want to play with the box.
I just thoguht I'd offer my experience with Higgins because it could save people some money.
Higgins loves little plastic garden pots. The ones that you might put flower seedlings in - about 3 or four inches across. The ones that I have are made out of plastic that doesn't seem to break - they just bend. And he LOVES to stick his nose in it and sort of chase it around the room in front of him. REALLY cheap and by far his favorite toy.
He also has a squeaky toy which he really likes. The squeaky toys tend to be fairly cheap and the squeak really gets him going. I was careful to sort of introduce it to him first because the squeak might scare little pups at first, but now he loves to hear it squeak.
Ordinary rubber ball or tennis ball. He loves the balls for the same reason as the little pots. If they are capable of sort of rolling away or getting away from him as he pounces after them, he loves it.
A kitchen rag. We had lots of kitchen dish rags around - the ones that are double plied and stitched and he loves to play tug with these. They will rip eventually, but it's part of the fun for him.
We went out and bought some more expensive toys at the store when we first got him and like I said - he just prefers simple stuff really. We have one nice ball on rope thing that we only take out for walks, but other than that - it's what I mentioned above. It's sort of like what you often hear about young kids - that you get them expensive fancy presents and in the end - they want to play with the box.