Common sense in choosing toys for dogs
In order to let dogs To prevent dogs from being bored at home and to stop them from damaging furniture, owners often buy toys for their dogs. However, dog toys are not something you can buy casually. Unsuitable toys not only fail to bring joy to dogs, but may also cause serious harm to their bodies.
1. The material should be reasonable
If your dog is not particularly interested in biting, you only need to buy a plush toy for it. It doesn’t matter, this kind of toy is generally lighter, and the dog will not lose any special strength even if it bites the toy and drags it. For dogs who like to bite, they need thicker toys. Dogs with a low level of biting are suitable for toys made of polyethylene or latex. Due to the many ways to create such toys, the products come in a variety of styles, and dogs are easily attracted to them. Toys made of rubber and nylon are suitable for dogs with a high level of biting, because such toys will not be easily torn by dogs. Rope toys made of nylon and cotton can not only meet the needs of dogs who like to drag games, but can also help dogs grind their teeth, which is beneficial to the health of their teeth.
2. Observe the dog’s reaction
When you are not sure whether the toy is suitable for the dog’s time, you may wish to examine the dog first. What's your reaction to the toys? If the dog bites the toy crazily, it proves that the toy is not thick enough and the dog can easily tear it into pieces. Once the fragments accidentally enter the trachea, it can easily cause injury to the dog.
3. Replace toys when they are old
Some dogs will gradually lose interest in playing with a toy for a long time, so they will change their focus. When it comes to furniture, you have to buy a new toy to satisfy your dog’s sense of novelty. In addition, as dogs grow up, many childhood toys will no longer suit them, and owners must replace them immediately to prevent small toys from being swallowed by dogs.
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