Puppies and their Toys

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  • Author Ysabelle Lawrence
  • Published July 12, 2011
  • Word count 488

It’s in the puppy’s nature to chew everything they can. To prevent them from destroying the thing and furniture pieces inside the house, it is your responsibility as their owner to provide them something that will keep them occupied. Puppy’s toys are great way to divert their attention away from the things that they are not suppose to be chewing. With these toys, owners can be assured that other pieces around the house will be safe from being destroyed by their puppy.

Choosing the right toy for puppies may look a bit complicated especially for first time puppy owners. In selecting the right toy for your little dogs, you must consider different factors before finally deciding on the best one.

First of these factors is the size. It is about the size of the toy together with the size of your puppy and his growth rate. When choosing a toy for your puppy, it should at least be something that will fit their mouth but not too small. "It should be just right." Smaller breeds like Toy Poodle and Chihuahua puppies have slower growth compared to other breeds. Therefore, they need toys that will their mouth just right. This means it must not be too small or too big. The same concept applies for larger breed of dogs.

Aside from the size, the toy’s material should also be considered. We all know that puppies tend to chew anything and everything; it is highly recommended to choose toys that are made from materials that will not hurt them. Stuff animal toys made from soft rubber are a good choice. As for example, giving them a soft and cuddly toy for a start but you have to make sure that these toys are durable enough to withstand the continuous chewing of your puppy. Aside from the usual toys, you can also give them interactive toys to help them stimulate their mind and can keep them occupied while you are busy doing other household chores.

These soft toys are also recommended for bulldog puppies. Since these bulldogs drool a lot, washable stuffed toys can literally help them absorb excessive saliva while keeping them occupies. There are also bulldog puppies for sale that comes with free toys depending on the seller.

Always keep in mind that the quality is more important than the quantity. Obviously, most cheap toys are made from low quality materials. These materials are good enough if they last for a week or two.

Most of them can be easily destroyed after a series of throwing, shaking and chewing.

Choosing the best toys for little dogs is just one of your many responsibilities as their owner. Knowing the things that you need to consider, it can also be one of the easiest task you can accomplish for your puppy. By considering the things mentioned above, you can surely find the right toy for your 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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