All For Paws Outdoor Dog

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For the owner who loves the outdoors as much as their dog does. New mixed material chew toys, made out of our very own Chewy TPR foam and textured plastic fabric. With a variety of textures, colours and sounds your pet is sure to find new exciting features within this line of toys.

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Why Does my dog Bring me a Toy But Not Let me Take it?

Your furry friend seeks engagement, not just the act of giving a toy. It is more about extra attention and the beginning of an interactive games than simply handing over the toy. If they bring you their toy as soon as you come home, they are excited to see you and eager to play. Holding a toy can be comforting for them, signalling they’re ready for quality time with you.

Do Dogs Love or Hate Squeakers?

Most dogs, generally speaking, like squeaker toys. A squeaky toy's noises sound like prey. The sounds produced by these toys trigger a dog’s natural instincts to hunt the small prey making the noise. Hearing the high-pitched squeak and ripping apart the toy can be immensely satisfying to some dogs.

Will Washing Dog Toys Ruin Squeaker?

Squeakers are often simple, air-filled mechanisms that can be sensitive to water. If water seeps into the squeaker, it can affect its ability to produce sound. Washing, especially in a machine or with vigorous scrubbing, can dislodge or damage the squeaker. Therefore, cleaning dog toys, especially those with squeakers, requires some care to avoid damaging the mechanism. The best practice is manual cleaning with warm water and mild soap. Additionally, a solution of water and white vinegar can be used to effectively clean and disinfect the toy without using chemicals.