Things to Consider in Choosing Toys for Puppies

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  • Author Ysabelle Lawrence
  • Published July 12, 2011
  • Word count 429

Puppies like to chew. In order to prevent them from chewing and destroying furniture pieces and things inside the house, owners should buy them some toys. Puppy’s toys can make little pups busy on different recreational activities. Aside from this, while they are playing, owners can be rest assured that furniture pieces and upholstery inside the room are safe from their puppy’s chewing habit.

There are different things owners need to consider in choosing the right toy for their puppy. First and foremost, owners need to consider size of the toy that will be best for their little dog. When talking about the size factor, it’s not only about the toy or puppy’s size; it’s also about considering the puppy’s growth rate. As for example, smaller dog breeds like Chihuahua and Toy Poodle has slower growth grate, therefore the right toy for them is something that will fit exactly in their mouth, not too big that they won’t be able to chew it, and not too small for them to choke on it. This concept goes the same for larger dog breeds.

Next thing to consider is the type of the toy’s material. Since it’s the puppy’s nature to chew everything and anything they could, it is best to choose the toy made from materials that will not hurt their mouth and teeth. Giving them a soft toy is a good start. But keep in mind that this toy should also be durable enough to withstand the continuous chewing of the puppy. Stuff animal toys made from soft rubber are a good choice. Aside from usual toys, owners can also choose to give their pets interactive toys that can help stimulate their mind and can keep them occupied.

Another good example of this are toys for bulldog puppies. Since this breed drools a lot, washable stuffed toys can help them be occupied while literally helping to absorb excessive saliva. There are also bulldog puppies for sale that comes with free toys depending on the seller.

Always consider the quality against the quantity. For obvious reasons, cheap toys are mostly made from low quality materials; therefore most of them will be easily destroyed after a series of shaking, throwing and chewing.

Choosing the best toy for a puppy is just one the many responsibilities of the owner. But this can also be considered as one the easiest task owners can accomplish for their puppy. By considering the things mentioned above, owners can surely find the right toy for their puppy.

Ysabelle is a writer for 6 years and a proud dog owner since she was a child. She is very interested to write about puppies."Well, still

I don't like to call myself a writer because I believe that I have not written that much to be named as one."- Ysabelle

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