What are/were your puppy's favorite toys?
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dagney's mom
Boxer Booster
anything that's indestructible... my dogs love this rubber tire with a rope... also, nylabones and ropes...
i have learned that stuffed toys get destroyed within the first day, once the pups find the sqeaky thing in the middle, they are done with the toy.
also, i have bought them these balls that talk and make noise, they can be annoying, but the dogs love them!
i have learned that stuffed toys get destroyed within the first day, once the pups find the sqeaky thing in the middle, they are done with the toy.
also, i have bought them these balls that talk and make noise, they can be annoying, but the dogs love them!
stormie0734
Super Boxer
my dogs love their rope toy that has a bear or a cat face on it and it squeeks.We also have kongs but neither care much for them. But I think eachother are their favorite toy...
Ares loves how good that tail tastes.
but we buy alot of stuffed squeeky toys those seem to be the favorite.
Ares loves how good that tail tastes.but we buy alot of stuffed squeeky toys those seem to be the favorite.
apollosdad
Boxer Insane
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if you want something that your dog can tear up and shred, then get them a chew rope. be careful to only allow them to tear and shred up their toy or else they will generalize and tear into yuour oriental rug when your not watching. teaching your dog which toys are his and what things aren't is a process that all new puppy ownerws should go through. it helps down the line. also, try some tennis balls, teething rings. kongs filled with kibble and peanut butter are more tempting than kibble alone.
believe it or not my dog's favorite toys are empty two-liter plastic bottles.
if you want something that your dog can tear up and shred, then get them a chew rope. be careful to only allow them to tear and shred up their toy or else they will generalize and tear into yuour oriental rug when your not watching. teaching your dog which toys are his and what things aren't is a process that all new puppy ownerws should go through. it helps down the line. also, try some tennis balls, teething rings. kongs filled with kibble and peanut butter are more tempting than kibble alone.
believe it or not my dog's favorite toys are empty two-liter plastic bottles.
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