Typically, the best, most non-toxic dog toys are those made from natural, organic materials, rather than from highly-processed, chemically treated alternatives. Read More

Aside from problems related to ingesting squeaker toys, is it no reason to think that squeaker toys are also inherently bad for dogs? Dogs can respond differently to squeakers, but which can sometimes be negative. Some dogs become hyperactive when they hear squeaker toys, leading to behavioral prob Read More

If your dog who loves playing with toys, squeaking is a noise that's probably far too familiar. The high-pitched sound that comes from squeaky toys can be pretty annoying to us humans (especially when it's repetitive), but our canine companions love them. Why do they appeal so much to your dog? We d Read More

Recommendation #1:BarkAs an easy to chew, not too hard natural material bark is a popular material in the production of toys. Because careful owners always choose those who eat even a small amount of harmless, not easy to stab the dog food.Recommendation #2:Cloth, cotton ropeReassuring cloth toys i Read More

Dogs never stop playing, so to speak, from childhood to old age! From early childhood all the way to old age, they exercise their bodies and strengthen their minds by playing, chewing, jumping, etc.Playing makes dogs healthy while avoiding boredom and loneliness leading to bad likes, and also slows Read More

In general, most dogs like toys that mimic their prey. That's why squeaky dog toy and plush toy are often popular with most dogs. Hearing a sharp squeak and tearing a soft stuffed toy can be extremely satisfying to the dog's psyche.However, dogs are individuals, and even dogs of the same breed will Read More