The best dog toy is that which is not harmful to the dog but affords them hours of fun. Let's look at some do’s and don'ts when buying a dog toy.
Depending on your breed, some dogs prefer one toy over others. While it may not be a toy at all, some dogs may be totally connected to an object none of us would consider a toy.
Generally, however, dogs love toys that squeak. Doesn't matter what it looks like, if it squeaks, it may be a winner for your dog.
* Do buy a squeaking toy that is durable and can take a pounding.
* Don't buy a toy that squeaks that is not durable. If the toy is ripped apart, the remaining pieces can harm your dog.
Taking your dog to the park is an important part of their exercise regimen. Bring along a ball or something else you can throw. This will provide hours of fun for your dog.
* Do buy balls that cannot be swallowed by your dog.
* Don't buy any hard plastic for your dog.
Dogs love to chew on just about anything. Puppies are more prone to chew anything they can get their paws on. While plastic bones are all the rage, most dogs prefer bones that can chew and is flexible, like rawhide.
* Do buy dog bones made of dried meats and vegetables.
* Don't give your dog a bone made of rawhide. If you do, digestive problems for your dog may be in the future.
Dogs particularly love toys that have a secret compartment where food can be placed.
* Do buy a rubber toy called the Kong, a heavy-duty toy with a hole in the center.
* Don't buy cheap toys that are made of soft plastics. This can be easily chewed and can cause a dog to choke.
Socks can make a great toy for your dog. Inexpensive and easy to use, your dog will be perfectly happy. Choosing a great toy will make your dog happy. Read the label carefully and check out reviews.
If you let your dog pick the toy. You are guaranteed to get it right the first time, Do your homework first and add hours of joy to your household.
