How many toys does your Yorkie(s) go through? How many toys does your Yorkie (or Yorkie's) go through? In a Week / month / Year. I haven't posted a lot here (but check out the forum daily) but this question popped into my head this afternoon and I wanted to see if Mica is above or below or right in the middle. I would say my Mica goes through about 6 toys a month - chews the heck out of them. I don't know if she is a rough player or has really sharp teeth. How about your Yorkie(s)? |
I wish mine would play with toy's. |
My 2 have never "gone through" a toy.....Sugar is 6 1/2 and curri is 16 months. They really aren't into toys much. |
My dogs LOVE toys, but they are really gentle with the stuff they own. It usually takes a couple of months before a toy has been used enough for me to be able to throw it away to make room for new toys :p |
Max doesn't play with toys and Teeka plays but doesn't destroy! She has her favorites but really does not tear them apart. I had a couple of "foster" yorkies and one of them dissected :eek: one of her stuffed toys, so she was limited to a certain toy that only bounced and squeaked! I guess it depends on the dog! :D |
Interesting question. Princess Sophie has put holes in a toy we have had for 10 years. LOL I think she's gonna be a terror! HAHAHA |
I stopped buying toys for mine. My little Chloe is absolutely OBSESSED with new toys and will stop at nothing until she rips a head, ear , nose or leg off of it :aimeeyork The only toys that have made it thru the storm are those cloth Kong toys.. she's a silly little girl:) |
It depends on the toy. ZoE can annihilate some toys in less than 2 minutes!!! Others can last a couple of months. What I find interesting is that she knows the difference between her play toys and her snuggle toys. She has a bear that she's had since she was 6 weeks old, and she still has it at two years old, and it doesn't have a single hole in it. :) |
The only toys mine have ever destroyed are tennis balls. I don't let them have them anymore because Laddy will chew all the fuzz of one in a matter of days. Other than that they have toys we bought them as pups to this day and they play with them all the time.. |
No longer buy any toys that have fabric or stuffing, milo kills those in a week. I would need to start a toys fund to keep those toys in rotation. We have had stuffing all over the house, where is the toy's leg? and on top of that, I hated picking up slobbered toys. So plastic type toys only. Takes him longer to go through them, and satisfies my disanitizing germ-phobic needs. But yeah Milo is still a chewer at 14 months and needs new toys just about every two months, once pieces come off. |
In three weeks Sam has chewed the ears and horn off a stuffed rhino, the nose off of a teddy bear, and has almost killed the squeaker in his no-stuffing dog. I'm kinda obsessed with buying toys for him, though, so it's all good. |
I've bought about 15 toys for Chewie. He loves them, but then again, he's still a pup. I'm trying to teach him to chew on his TOYS and not my slippers and various other things... The only toys I see that he's actually destroying are those cheap, thin, squeaky toys I bought at Walmart. They already have holes in them after one week. Guess I'll just have to buy some more. :D (My bf says I buy WAY too many toys...) |
Honey loves her toys and plays rough with them but she still has her first toy that I brought her when she came home. |
Luma kills every toy she ever gets in one sitting. Even super durable ones. It's really annoying. I should post a pic if Luma's toy graveyard....its impressive. |
i dont have a toy killer on my hands but a toy hoarder. When i clean out the crate and put all the toys away they all go missing usually in about 3 days except the heavier ones. She hides them all in her strawberry house. Especially her pink bear. That thing always goes missing. |
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