Tag: Dog Toys

Dogs do a lot of strange things leaving owners to wonder about their odd behaviors. If you’ve been wondering why do dogs shake their toys aggressively, I’ve got the answer! Humans domesticated dogs between 20,000 and 40,000 years ago. Through selective breeding, humans have been able to change just about every aspect of a dog’s genetic makeup. We have created bigger, stronger dogs than ever before. We’ve also created smaller breeds than ever before. Dogs that are faster, jump higher and even dogs that don’t shed have been developed by selective breeding over hundreds of years.

Shih Tzus are toy dogs who need dog toys. That's not a tongue-twister; that's a fact! Even though they love to cuddle with their humans, playtime...

Finding versatile toys that will keep your pet entertained is important for his mental well being. The ZippyTuff Waggle Ball is fun to play on, durable for chewers and makes a unique sound.

Have you ever bought a dog toy that your pup was able to ruin in a matter of minutes? It's so frustrating! The Chomper Gladiator Tuff Dog Toy is specifically designed for tough chewers, but it won't hold up to aggressive power chewers.

Almost all dogs love to play with toys, but they all play in different ways. The Beco Pets Sindy the Starfish dog toy is designed with many types of play in mind.

All dogs, regardless of their age, need toys. They are great interactive tools that help your pets grow and learn throughout their formative puppy years. Dog...

With the spooky season just around the corner, what better way to spoil your pooch than by treating him to Halloween toys for dogs? One...

Treats known as bones for dogs are not raw bones from real animals, which are dangerous. Instead, the best bones for dogs to chew are...

Using eco-friendly dog products is a great way to reduce your carbon footprint and your pet’s carbon pawprint at the same time. All natural...

Learning how to wash dog toys will help you keep your pet safe and ward off germs. It's not difficult to wash pet toys, but most owners don't do it.

Most dogs like to play with toys. Whether your pooch likes to fetch, tug or chew, there are Outward Hound dog toys made especially for his needs. Their line features squeaky toys, plush toys, durable toys and even rubber toys for power chewers.

It can be incredibly difficult to keep your dog happy if you work outside of your home or don't have a lot of time...