To communicate with dogs, it's essential to use non-verbal body language and vocal expressions as they are more easily understood by them. Here are some tips for communicating with dogs:Use a gentle tone: When speaking to dogs, use a gentle and friendly tone. Avoid using an angry or tense tone as th Read More

There could be several reasons why your dog likes to chew his toys on your feet. One possible explanation is that your dog sees you as a part of his pack, and chewing his toys on your feet is his way of seeking comfort and security from being close to you. Additionally, your feet may provide a stabl Read More

Determining the right number of chew toys for your dog can be a challenging task, especially if you're a new pet owner. However, providing your furry friend with an appropriate number of chew toys is crucial for their physical and mental well-being. In this article, we'll explore the factors that de Read More

This is a screwball. It is made of high-grade natural rubber. It's sturdy enough to be nearly indestructible. With a weight of 240 grams, it is suitable for medium to large dogs. The uneven surface can grind teeth and massage gums. This toy has some slits where you can stuff some butter/yogurt or pe Read More

There are many different types of rubber dog toys, and they're all potentially dangerous. Although they look like rubber, many are made from plastic, so the safety of these toys depends on whether the dog has an allergy to natural rubber. However, there are several brands of safe and non-toxic toys on the market. Read More