Chelsea Ross
When a person has a puppy, a lot of things appear in the house with him – bowls for food and water, a bed for sleeping, and, of course, toys. A growing dog’s body requires a lot of games, and the owner’s task is to organize this process as comfortably and safely as possible for the pet.
Choosing a toy for your puppy can be a daunting task as pet stores today have a huge assortment of different toys for dogs. However, take this purchase seriously, as a toy is not just fun for a young dog, but a way to learn about the outside world. A puppy prepares for adult life in a long game, learns to defend its territory, and “hunt”.
Why does a puppy need toys?
- Toys help your dog cope with boredom and loneliness while you are not at home.
- Active play helps dogs to release stored energy and keep themselves in good physical shape.
- A properly selected toy will help you keep your shoes and furniture intact and will satisfy the dog’s natural need to “chew something”.
- Toys for dogs are used for training, for example, to execute the command “Aport!”
- Fun play is a great way to build a warm relationship with your puppy and help him adapt to a new place.
To make the right choice, you need to take into account the properties and parameters of your dog: how many months or years she is, whether she is large or small, how and what she loves to play, she gnaws objects or drags them around the house.
What is your pet’s favorite toy?
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