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Recognizing Quality In Dog Toys
from: Kyle BesserA well made dog toy will hold up to reasonable play without breaking or falling apart. There are some things you can look for before purchasing a dog toy to receive value for your money.
*Plush dog toys should be made from a thick material that will not tear easily and have no loose seams or holes.
*Hard rubber dog toys should have no tears in the material.
*Vinyl dog toys with a squeaker should have no tears and the squeaker should be firmly set in the vinyl toy.
*Hard chew dog toys should have no sharp seams or edges.
*Rope dog toys should have firm knots that can not be torn out easily and no unraveling threads.
*Hard ball dog toys should have no sharp seams or edges with good bounce.
*Interactive dog toys made from hard plastic should have no sharp seams or cracks, and plush ones should have no loose seams or holes.
*Rawhide dog toys should be 100 percent natural rawhide, dye free, with no splits or loose parts.
Buy dog toys that are compatible with your dog's size and play habits. You waste your money when you buy toys that don't interest your dog or are too big for your dog to handle.
Not all dogs like plush toys. Some dogs will treasure them and carry them around and cuddle with them. Other dogs just like to tear them apart, just as some dogs can't rest until they have chewed the squeaker out of a squeaker toy. A dog with a strong curiosity will probably enjoy interactive toys while other dogs will show no interest.
Large dogs who are aggressive chewers need large, sturdy toys. Smaller chew toys are easier for small dogs with small teeth to chew. Always supervise a strong chewer with toys, especially plush and vinyl ones that can be torn apart.
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