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Originally Posted by Belladea  I noticed you only had a couple of toys and not many different types.......puppies often times need a variety of textures and shapes to keep their interest. Zoey has been trained on pee pads also, but she had at least 12 different toys at a time in her play area. She never tore her pee pads apart, because she kept focus on her toys. She is fully trained now, but she still loves lots of different types of toys. Maybe you could try to get him more toys he might enjoy. All the best with his training !!!! |
Yea.. Idk Hes got a bully stick..another bone like the bully stick, a cat toy ball with a bell in it, a little tennis ball, and those three bears all squeak one of them squeaks and jingles (his favorite bear) and I do give him his pig ear only when he's left alone I thought it would help him not ruffle his pee pad but it didn't work lol. One of the bears came with an extra squeaker and he loved playing with that alone but he lost it
What other kind of toys would you suggest I get?