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njimko · 10-15-2014, 04:11 PM

Hello All,

I know this a dumb question, but I wanted to know what kind/type of toys people are letting their little fur babies play with. The reason I ask is that my 8 mo old seems to be a terrer and has torn/broken/ripped 10 toys already. I got them for him with his teething, but I don't think he is teething any longer as he is 8 months and he was neutered at the end of last month and they removed 2-3 remaining baby teeth.

I buy him the rope kinds (not hard), material kind, and I even tried 1 soft rubber one to no avail. I'm concerned that he is still knawing at them when I thought he would be more playful. I did not have this problem with my previous yorkie. Also, I kind of here him biting them sometimes and making a clicking noise with his teeth so I don't want him to accidentally chip an adult tooth, etc.

Any thoughts, should I just leave 1-2 toys down (I also left an old sock, that he rips). I was also thinking of perhaps removing the toys for a bit to see if that makes him less bitting when I re-introduce them later???

10-15-2014, 04:11 PM	#1
njimko Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: May 2014 Location: nyc Posts: 136	Yorkie Toys??? Hello All, I know this a dumb question, but I wanted to know what kind/type of toys people are letting their little fur babies play with. The reason I ask is that my 8 mo old seems to be a terrer and has torn/broken/ripped 10 toys already. I got them for him with his teething, but I don't think he is teething any longer as he is 8 months and he was neutered at the end of last month and they removed 2-3 remaining baby teeth. I buy him the rope kinds (not hard), material kind, and I even tried 1 soft rubber one to no avail. I'm concerned that he is still knawing at them when I thought he would be more playful. I did not have this problem with my previous yorkie. Also, I kind of here him biting them sometimes and making a clicking noise with his teeth so I don't want him to accidentally chip an adult tooth, etc. Any thoughts, should I just leave 1-2 toys down (I also left an old sock, that he rips). I was also thinking of perhaps removing the toys for a bit to see if that makes him less bitting when I re-introduce them later???