Interactive Dog Toys

We recommend getting a variety of interactive toys and other types of chewable products, such as soup or beef bones. It is not enough, however, to merely get the toys, you have to use them properly and manage the puppy’s usage of the toys so that they don’t get bored with them, which are why you want a variety and not just one or two, or even ten of the same one. Start with a Soup Bone and let them work on that for a couple of days if their interest lasts that long, then go to the Classic Kong and then move to, an Everlasting Funball, or maybe a Treatball, then go to a Bob-A-Lot, and so on.

If you provide your puppy entertaining and stimulating toys that keep him busy, he is less likely to find inappropriate things to chew on.