and for a limited time, daily paws readers can get this toy set at a special discounted price. more than 1,500 amazon reviewers gave this rope toy set a five-star rating, and owners of large breed dogs like german shepherds and golden retrievers especially love how great they stand up against their dog’s powerful chompers. made out of 100-percent cotton rope, the set features seven different toys for your dog to enjoy, and at only $21.99, it’s a great deal …

if you are looking for a new toy for your dog, then a rope toy is worth checking out. this was one of the few rope toys that could also be kicked. they are better suited for games of fetch – the plastic ball allows you to lob the ball much further than a traditional rope toy. instead of stuffing, a twisted rope runs through the body, meaning that when your dog gnaws on this plush toy, his teeth aren’t …

at the time, i thought it was so cute that he would pull on or tug at his leash when we went out for a walk. there are a number of reasons a dog will chew, but below i’ve included a few specific reasons your dog will chew on their leash. one of the ways a dog will release their excess energy is by mouthing or tugging on a leash. while your dog is learning walking etiquette, finding a leash …

tough dogs need their exercise and whether your dog plays at the park or in your yard, a good ball is a must have. whether you have a small dog or a large dog, you’ll find the perfect ball for them. we like email too! we try to answer all messages within a couple of hours. all of our products go through rigerous testing in the laboratory before being added to our permanent collection. if your dog (or you) is …

even though no toy is truly indestructible, a growing number of dog toy companies have come to feel your pain and begun crafting durable dog toys made with superior materials and stronger stitching in an effort to maximum play time (and minimize parental clean-up time). this s-shaped dog toy is a favorite for many reasons. it’s so flexible that it stretches to twice its length during a tug-of-war match, but it’s also a natural fit for fetch, keep away, and …