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How many toys does one dog need? My dog has loads in a big box, but she rarely seems to play with them she just likes to chew up tennis balls but I cant keep buying her knew ones as they are not cheap.
How can I found out what toys are suitable for my dog? And how can I tempt her to play with her other toys?
Rather than leave all her toys out at the same time, rotate them to keep her interested. For example, leave out about 3 toys today and then exchange them for 3 different toys tommorrow. There are also some toys that can be filled with treats or food such as the Buster Cube, Twist n' Treat, or the Kong to name a few.
Ok thanks for the tips I shall try it and see how she goes, Ive never heard of 'food toys' are they exspensive to buy? I might have to get on google & start searching for some of them.
Ok thanks for the tips I shall try it and see how she goes, Ive never heard of 'food toys' are they exspensive to buy? I might have to get on google & start searching for some of them.
Thanks!
In my area, I think the buster cubes are around $12, kongs are around $7 and the twist n' treat is around $8. My dogs love their kongs.
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