Yeah that’s the issue with my new rescue is that he’s a super heavy chewer which is fine but he eats the pieces of whatever he chews up. He’s a rescue from the pound and they were calling him shoestring because he ate a shoelace and had to have it surgically removed. I’m adjusting to this as my previous good boy wasn’t a heavy chewer and only liked soft toys. He also never ate the insides of the toy. Thanks for the tips.
@@HowToTrainADreamDog I have to keep a close eye all the time but he’s worth it! My queen palm trees in the back yard are dropping poisonous seeds so I’ve been on a mission to collect them all and never let him out unsupervised. Thanks again!
My Brittany goes through Tuffy toys in mere minutes. Black Kongs last longer but like you said only a few sessions. We fill them freeze them and pick them up when they're empty. For hard chew toy she likes antlers and nylabones. She loves to shred 1" thick 100% cotton rope, not dyed, that I buy by the yard and tie big knots into. She doesn't eat it and it's a big matted clump of string before long, but one yard of rope with knots has lasted for a long time. If it gets too shredded, I just tie more knots in where I can.
Thanks for this info. My lab is a huge, almost all day chewer-his favorite is the large Nylabone Wishbone. But he is a toy snob and has a toy box full of toys he doesn't want. I was thinking that at age 9, the Nylabone may be getting a little hard on his teeth. Now he loves yaks but I don't give them much because he does NOT want to part once he's started. I'm anxious to try some of these new ideas. I've never heard of indestructible toys...thank you so much!
Do you think the Monster K9 Ultra is tougher then the Kong ? One of our Labs chewed off the top of a Kong and swallowed it! Needed surgery to have it removed. We now supervise them whenever it is chew time. Thankfully they dont chew furniture and only chew the toys when we give them to them. We are having a hard time finding something tough enough so they dont destroy it right away! P.S, we have used Gouhnuts chew ring with great results but it is time for something different. Thanks for your video!!
We aren't familiar with the Monster K9 Ultra but it sounds like you should give it a try! Be sure to check out the Indestructabone mentioned in that video too!
Thank you for this video. Just found you this morning. In my experience with our GSD, Benebones are too soft. They were fine when he was a puppy until about 5 months old. Even the largest one wouldn't last a day. Love the idea about putting the nyla bones in his dog food bag and the head of lettuce in the yard. His favorite thing to do is tear something up 🤗🤗.
All pups are different and have different things that work better for them! Kudos to you for paying attention and finding what your pup enjoys and what works best. 🐶 Thanks for watching!
Tuffy Toys was my go-to brand for my last dog, but they just don’t make them the same anymore! Our newest family member is a chewing machine & he ‘inherited’ some of our last dog’s toys which not surprisingly, held up pretty well. I bought several replacements after a few weeks & he destroyed all of them within minutes! I compared the materials and there was a noticeable difference in quality, but no shocker in today’s market. I’ve found that the yak bones & water buffalo cheek rolls from tractor supply co will last him weeks (which NEVER happens!!) instead of 10 min tops. He always chews when he’s anxious or sleepy & I work from home so it’s nice that he can be occupied and not constantly wanting my attention!
I got the Bark Box for super chewers and it was a huge disappointment. There was a nylon toy (our vet said nylabone can crack dogs' teeth, and recommends staying away from anything like nylabone/nylon. There were two others - one was a natural rubber black bearbone brick, which I thought GREAT - dog had chewed CHUNKS out in just a few minutes (choking hazard). Then I tried the smores rubber toy as well - and within a few minutes, a huge chunk taken out. I don't mind if tiny pieces are removed that will easily pass through my dog ,but these were large chunks. I contacted bark and what AMAZING kind people - totally tried their very best to help - they sent a similar treat dispensing toy (similar to the kong but smaller) - I thought GREAT - but my dog (a pitbull/staff mix) got the treats out and then started chewing on the toy itself and again, big chunks taken out. I took photos and sent th ebark, saying are you sure these toys are for aggressive chewers? They sent me a frizebee round disk type thing that floats (really heavy) for us to play tug - which is great but I"m really looking for toys that the dog can entertain herself and doesn't need me to play with her - and when I let her play with this for a while, again, big chunks taken out. They sent a kind of green leaf toy that has a toy sewn inside and my dog LOVED this, but again, this is a supervised toy and within a few minutes she'd ripped it open and got the rubber toy out from inside and had chewed great big chunks out of it within minutes. Don't get me wrong, myu dog LOVED LOVED LOVED ALL the toys sent to us in the super chewer box, but not a single one of them actually lasted. I work from home and she always wants my attention, and I need toys that she can play with by herself. I already have 5 kongs, but I don't want to always have food inside her toys, I just a toy that she can play with by herslef without worrying that she's going to choke on big chunks. Again, tiny bits are OK, they pass through her but all the toys from bark were easy for her to take a good inch or larger size chunks out of. They tried SO hard, I can't tell you how nice they were and how much they tried to get it right - but ultimately, these toys are huge fails, choking hazards and in the end I canceled my subscription. Instead I"m looking on youtube for toys for aggressive chewers and I'm having more success that way.
Hopefully that video gave you some good ideas. Keep in mind that dogs are social creatures and they often aren't so good at playing by themselves. But you can give your pup some awesome mental exercise and then she can snooze when you are busy with other things.
Hello! I came across your comment from this video and I work from home as well and having the same struggles. Any recommendations for dog toys you’ve found?
Anything. Rocks sticks bugs plastic stuffy number 7 lasts a couple weeks since she is a maltese schitzu she has a tiny mouth but it never stops. Loves bullies. Goes through 4 a month. 18 months old. Yes has been to the vet with tummy trouble. She must chew. She's obsessed
My dog has destroyed the Kong Extreme ball in 2 days..every ball we have ever tried has been destroyed in 2 sessions or less. Will try the some of these...but would love a ball she couldn't destroy. Nice video.
Wow you have quite the chewer on your hands. There are some toys we just have to keep away from our dogs because they love it too much that it becomes a safety issue. This may be the case with your dog and balls. We hope one of the other toys we recommend might be a better fit for your pup.
Also call your local butcher! Raw Beef bones are not only great for your dogs health hut are great for them to chew on. I buy a 10lb box of beef bones, all.are nice and thick, for about $15. Find a butcher that butchers on site rather than just a meat market branded as a butcher. Im located in Texas prices will definitely varey by location.
Someone suggested beef cheeks as an occasional treat. Did you use these type of treats? I wish my dog liked nyla/benebone but he doesn't. He does like his kongs and antler on occasion but need more variety. He tolerates bully sticks but the thrist , yes!
Red Kong and Bully Sticks helps my 5 month old lab pup and I take a break from each other. He love to bite as well... But will try one or two of your recommended chew toys later down the road. Thanks
I'm new to this so I bought 3 toys one was a football the toys were destroyed in ten minutes the football is almost finished and I bought those earlier today. HELP!
I can relate! This bone is perfect for super chewers. Use the coupon code “dreamdog” and you’ll get a 10% discount! howtotrainadreamdog.com/indestructable-bone
When dogs spoil their owners, they often rub their bodies against each other. This is not the same as a cat purring and rubbing its head against you, but in many cases, the dog will rub its head, cheeks and body against you. This kind of behavior is one of the gestures that puppies make to their mothers, so it can be assumed that your dog is spoiling you. However, since dogs cannot use their hands as dexterously as humans, when they feel itchy due to dermatitis, ear or eye diseases, they try to relieve the discomfort by rubbing their bodies against walls or carpets. For some dogs, the object of their rubbing may be the owner's body. In this case, it cannot be said that the dog is spoiling the owner.🐕🐕🐕💖💖💖
As long as they aren't cooked and your dog has adult teeth. Not for every dog, especially those with softer teeth that break easily in harder bones such as those.
As long as they aren't cooked and your dog has adult teeth. Not for every dog, especially those with softer teeth that break easily in harder bones such as those.
I have a 21 pound puppy that can destroy most toys in 20 min or less. She likes rope toys but unties and unravels them. She still has fun with it but it goes too far for me. I got her a piglet toy so called TUFFY and its face was gone in 20 min. two day later she had gone for the bacon, stuffing all over and I threw it away. When I see TUFFY on a toy's label I just laugh. And of course, it is hard to find a real favorite, because anything you show any interest in at all becomes the favorite of the second. If you don't want it neither does she, right now that is.
Sounds like your pup is definitely a super chewer! Try the indestructabone mentioned in the video. Our pups love it and you can get a discount of 10% if you use the code dreamdog howtotrainadreamdog.com/indestructable-bone
@@HowToTrainADreamDog Have you ever given your dogs a real superball? I'm worried she could throw it and break things. I don't know if that is a real danger or not. She destroys tennis balls, and a couple of harder solid rubber balls gone. I don't know if she could do it to a super ball It would need to be a large size one. She does have some rubber bones and a rubber chew stick she likes. A lot of teeth marks and small pieces but they do survive. And one natural bone she likes even without peanut butter added. I just got her a new rope toy that probably won't last. I didn't get the BIG one. Might be fun watching her drag one around.
My 5 month old Labradoodle has zero interest in any chew toy made of anything made from a plastic/rubber/synthetic composite anything. If it's not soft fabric or a natural animal product he's not interested
@@HowToTrainADreamDog Yes and I've got kongs with holes I put high value treats in. He's food fixated like a Lab but has no interest in these artificial products. But loves Bully beef sticks and everything natural
@@peterhughes8699 My last lab was like that. No Nylabones, no Kongs, no peanutbutter, was frustrating since he would occasionally eat cloth. Bully sticks worked , I tried to get the best, but my vet still didn't like them. I tried the hardest cloth toys I could find. He had a Chewy octopus that lasted 2 days. ; )
Very informative, but the video would be more efficient and effective if you went straight to the point. People don’t like waiting 14 mins for information..
@@HowToTrainADreamDog oh I did for sure! That's the only thing I had to add. I'm clueless when it comes to soft durable toys. My mom has a German shepherd who goes through "indestructible" toys in minutes and we want to give these a shot
Tools are only a small part of changing behavior. Training (and time for brain development) are also really big parts. So we want to give you the full picture on how to address this behavior. We are educators!
It's hard to fit everything puppy-related for our super chewers into 5 minutes, there's so much info to share and get into new puppy parent minds that is SO important! Thanks for watching!
@@HowToTrainADreamDog I respect how you feel about that but I disagree. There is a lot of redundancy in this video. No offence, just that I'd want to watch more of your videos if they were 5 minutes of good info and not 15 minutes of redundancy.
i got a bark box toy for my dog for christmas and it was destroyed in 20 minutes... i just took all the stuffing out and gave it to her and she loves it stll but im guessing thats not what is supposed to happen
Glad you were monitoring your pup! The safest option is to get toys with no stuffing or to get one that is top rated for durability. Here is the link to our favorite stuffed, durable toy: www.howtotrainadreamdog.com/tuffy_stuffed
Thanks for watching this week's video all about the best toys for super-chewers! Which toy on this list do you think your dog will love the most?
Yeah that’s the issue with my new rescue is that he’s a super heavy chewer which is fine but he eats the pieces of whatever he chews up. He’s a rescue from the pound and they were calling him shoestring because he ate a shoelace and had to have it surgically removed. I’m adjusting to this as my previous good boy wasn’t a heavy chewer and only liked soft toys. He also never ate the insides of the toy. Thanks for the tips.
Oh my! Hang in there! Make sure to keep an eye on him whenever he does have toys. It's fine until it's not fine, and we want to keep him safe!
@@HowToTrainADreamDog I have to keep a close eye all the time but he’s worth it! My queen palm trees in the back yard are dropping poisonous seeds so I’ve been on a mission to collect them all and never let him out unsupervised. Thanks again!
My Brittany goes through Tuffy toys in mere minutes. Black Kongs last longer but like you said only a few sessions. We fill them freeze them and pick them up when they're empty. For hard chew toy she likes antlers and nylabones. She loves to shred 1" thick 100% cotton rope, not dyed, that I buy by the yard and tie big knots into. She doesn't eat it and it's a big matted clump of string before long, but one yard of rope with knots has lasted for a long time. If it gets too shredded, I just tie more knots in where I can.
This is a WONDERFUL idea!!! My GD loves to chew on cloth like items, but spits out shreddings. This seems to be a safe yet affordable solution!
Yep, red kong was gone in 5 minutes. The black are still around.
Thanks for this info. My lab is a huge, almost all day chewer-his favorite is the large Nylabone Wishbone. But he is a toy snob and has a toy box full of toys he doesn't want. I was thinking that at age 9, the Nylabone may be getting a little hard on his teeth. Now he loves yaks but I don't give them much because he does NOT want to part once he's started. I'm anxious to try some of these new ideas. I've never heard of indestructible toys...thank you so much!
We are happy to help! Hope you find something that suits him!
Do you think the Monster K9 Ultra is tougher then the Kong ? One of our Labs chewed off the top of a Kong and swallowed it! Needed surgery to have it removed. We now supervise them whenever it is chew time. Thankfully they dont chew furniture and only chew the toys when we give them to them. We are having a hard time finding something tough enough so they dont destroy it right away! P.S, we have used Gouhnuts chew ring with great results but it is time for something different. Thanks for your video!!
We aren't familiar with the Monster K9 Ultra but it sounds like you should give it a try! Be sure to check out the Indestructabone mentioned in that video too!
My dog is half red nose pit have Doberman and this big boy can rip up the toughest toys from Walmart thank u
To save time on the long intro skip to 8:42mins
Thanks for watching!
My 12 lb shorkie will chew through anything and the only toys we've been able to make last is from Playology.
It's good you found something!
Thank you for this video. Just found you this morning. In my experience with our GSD, Benebones are too soft. They were fine when he was a puppy until about 5 months old. Even the largest one wouldn't last a day. Love the idea about putting the nyla bones in his dog food bag and the head of lettuce in the yard. His favorite thing to do is tear something up 🤗🤗.
All pups are different and have different things that work better for them! Kudos to you for paying attention and finding what your pup enjoys and what works best. 🐶 Thanks for watching!
Tuffy Toys was my go-to brand for my last dog, but they just don’t make them the same anymore! Our newest family member is a chewing machine & he ‘inherited’ some of our last dog’s toys which not surprisingly, held up pretty well. I bought several replacements after a few weeks & he destroyed all of them within minutes! I compared the materials and there was a noticeable difference in quality, but no shocker in today’s market. I’ve found that the yak bones & water buffalo cheek rolls from tractor supply co will last him weeks (which NEVER happens!!) instead of 10 min tops. He always chews when he’s anxious or sleepy & I work from home so it’s nice that he can be occupied and not constantly wanting my attention!
It sounds like you've done a great job of paying attention to your pup's needs. Keep it up!
I got the Bark Box for super chewers and it was a huge disappointment. There was a nylon toy (our vet said nylabone can crack dogs' teeth, and recommends staying away from anything like nylabone/nylon. There were two others - one was a natural rubber black bearbone brick, which I thought GREAT - dog had chewed CHUNKS out in just a few minutes (choking hazard). Then I tried the smores rubber toy as well - and within a few minutes, a huge chunk taken out. I don't mind if tiny pieces are removed that will easily pass through my dog ,but these were large chunks. I contacted bark and what AMAZING kind people - totally tried their very best to help - they sent a similar treat dispensing toy (similar to the kong but smaller) - I thought GREAT - but my dog (a pitbull/staff mix) got the treats out and then started chewing on the toy itself and again, big chunks taken out. I took photos and sent th ebark, saying are you sure these toys are for aggressive chewers? They sent me a frizebee round disk type thing that floats (really heavy) for us to play tug - which is great but I"m really looking for toys that the dog can entertain herself and doesn't need me to play with her - and when I let her play with this for a while, again, big chunks taken out. They sent a kind of green leaf toy that has a toy sewn inside and my dog LOVED this, but again, this is a supervised toy and within a few minutes she'd ripped it open and got the rubber toy out from inside and had chewed great big chunks out of it within minutes. Don't get me wrong, myu dog LOVED LOVED LOVED ALL the toys sent to us in the super chewer box, but not a single one of them actually lasted. I work from home and she always wants my attention, and I need toys that she can play with by herself. I already have 5 kongs, but I don't want to always have food inside her toys, I just a toy that she can play with by herslef without worrying that she's going to choke on big chunks. Again, tiny bits are OK, they pass through her but all the toys from bark were easy for her to take a good inch or larger size chunks out of. They tried SO hard, I can't tell you how nice they were and how much they tried to get it right - but ultimately, these toys are huge fails, choking hazards and in the end I canceled my subscription. Instead I"m looking on youtube for toys for aggressive chewers and I'm having more success that way.
Hopefully that video gave you some good ideas. Keep in mind that dogs are social creatures and they often aren't so good at playing by themselves. But you can give your pup some awesome mental exercise and then she can snooze when you are busy with other things.
Hello! I came across your comment from this video and I work from home as well and having the same struggles. Any recommendations for dog toys you’ve found?
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Very informative video. Always looking for tough dog toys. My favourite is the classic kong. From Levi the Bull Terrier in New Zealand 🇳🇿
Yes! We love the Kong too! Thanks for watching, Levi!
Anything. Rocks sticks bugs plastic stuffy number 7 lasts a couple weeks since she is a maltese schitzu she has a tiny mouth but it never stops. Loves bullies. Goes through 4 a month. 18 months old. Yes has been to the vet with tummy trouble. She must chew. She's obsessed
So what is the kind of supercharger for Extra Strength chewers For Dogs what are they
We hope you got some great ideas in this video!
My dog has destroyed the Kong Extreme ball in 2 days..every ball we have ever tried has been destroyed in 2 sessions or less. Will try the some of these...but would love a ball she couldn't destroy. Nice video.
Wow you have quite the chewer on your hands. There are some toys we just have to keep away from our dogs because they love it too much that it becomes a safety issue. This may be the case with your dog and balls. We hope one of the other toys we recommend might be a better fit for your pup.
It’s massive but we like the jolley ball- seems indestructible but it definitely hilarious watching my medium sized dog play fetch with it
Also call your local butcher! Raw Beef bones are not only great for your dogs health hut are great for them to chew on. I buy a 10lb box of beef bones, all.are nice and thick, for about $15. Find a butcher that butchers on site rather than just a meat market branded as a butcher.
Im located in Texas prices will definitely varey by location.
Coconuts work well
Great information! Thanks so much!
You are so welcome!
Someone suggested beef cheeks as an occasional treat. Did you use these type of treats? I wish my dog liked nyla/benebone but he doesn't. He does like his kongs and antler on occasion but need more variety. He tolerates bully sticks but the thrist , yes!
One option for you would be a Yak chew! Here is the link: www.amazon.com/shop/howtotrainadreamdog/list/6I2TDH4F4OTK
So informative. Thanks!
My dog chewed the lobster 🦞 pulled apart the seems and pull out the stuffing so becareful
Yes! Always watch your dog's chew style to determine if the toy is appropriate!
Red Kong and Bully Sticks helps my 5 month old lab pup and I take a break from each other. He love to bite as well... But will try one or two of your recommended chew toys later down the road. Thanks
Great job redirecting with the Kong! There are some wonderful options in this video. Good luck trying them!
What to put in crate ?
In this video, we talk about what to put in the crate, and what never to put in the crate th-cam.com/video/rnMFXmzh_Cc/w-d-xo.html
I gave my 4-month-old puppy a tuffy toy, and she destroyed it in 15 minutes! Unbelievable!!
Our super chewers chews thru Kevlar in less than 5 minutes. Haven't found anything he can't destroy!!!!
Have you tried the indestructabone? You can use the coupon code “dreamdog” for 10% off.
howtotrainadreamdog.com/indestructable-bone
I can't see the link since this is an older video can it be resent?
What link is it that you are looking for? We will happily provide that for you!
Our Labradoodles go crazy over their bark box
Bark boxes are a favorite around here! Glad your pups enjoy them, too!
going to order a tuffy
We hope your pup enjoys!
I'm new to this so I bought 3 toys one was a football the toys were destroyed in ten minutes the football is almost finished and I bought those earlier today. HELP!
Hopefully you found some good options for toys that last in this video!
Those Tuffy toys aren’t really tough. I got my dog 2 of them and she destroyed them in 10 minutes.
My dog is a super super super super super super chewer
I can relate! This bone is perfect for super chewers. Use the coupon code “dreamdog” and you’ll get a 10% discount! howtotrainadreamdog.com/indestructable-bone
When dogs spoil their owners, they often rub their bodies against each other. This is not the same as a cat purring and rubbing its head against you, but in many cases, the dog will rub its head, cheeks and body against you. This kind of behavior is one of the gestures that puppies make to their mothers, so it can be assumed that your dog is spoiling you. However, since dogs cannot use their hands as dexterously as humans, when they feel itchy due to dermatitis, ear or eye diseases, they try to relieve the discomfort by rubbing their bodies against walls or carpets. For some dogs, the object of their rubbing may be the owner's body. In this case, it cannot be said that the dog is spoiling the owner.🐕🐕🐕💖💖💖
A couple of links dont work.
Thank you for letting us know! We are working on this.
Please show the toys
We've included links to the ones we mentioned in the description below the video.
What about marrow bones or as butchers sell them beef soup bones?
As long as they aren't cooked and your dog has adult teeth. Not for every dog, especially those with softer teeth that break easily in harder bones such as those.
What about marrow bones?
As long as they aren't cooked and your dog has adult teeth. Not for every dog, especially those with softer teeth that break easily in harder bones such as those.
Pitbulls and Rottweilers
I have a 21 pound puppy that can destroy most toys in 20 min or less. She likes rope toys but unties and unravels them. She still has fun with it but it goes too far for me. I got her a piglet toy so called TUFFY and its face was gone in 20 min. two day later she had gone for the bacon, stuffing all over and I threw it away. When I see TUFFY on a toy's label I just laugh.
And of course, it is hard to find a real favorite, because anything you show any interest in at all becomes the favorite of the second. If you don't want it neither does she, right now that is.
Sounds like your pup is definitely a super chewer! Try the indestructabone mentioned in the video. Our pups love it and you can get a discount of 10% if you use the code dreamdog howtotrainadreamdog.com/indestructable-bone
@@HowToTrainADreamDog Have you ever given your dogs a real superball? I'm worried she could throw it and break things. I don't know if that is a real danger or not. She destroys tennis balls, and a couple of harder solid rubber balls gone. I don't know if she could do it to a super ball It would need to be a large size one. She does have some rubber bones and a rubber chew stick she likes. A lot of teeth marks and small pieces but they do survive. And one natural bone she likes even without peanut butter added. I just got her a new rope toy that probably won't last. I didn't get the BIG one. Might be fun watching her drag one around.
We don't recommend giving dogs any toys that aren't made for dogs. They have such strong jaws, if it's not made for a dog it probably won't hold up!
I couldn't even get 5 minutes in, I was looking for toys not dog chews and treats.
Here are a few toys we suggest for new puppies: th-cam.com/video/1HwsFdUtoow/w-d-xo.htmlsi=YeuZ7FEIRJchKxgl
Chip a tooth on hard bones
Definitely want to avoid that!
My 5 month old Labradoodle has zero interest in any chew toy made of anything made from a plastic/rubber/synthetic composite anything. If it's not soft fabric or a natural animal product he's not interested
Have you tried putting it in a dog food bag overnight so that it adds a level of interest?
@@HowToTrainADreamDog Yes and I've got kongs with holes I put high value treats in. He's food fixated like a Lab but has no interest in these artificial products. But loves Bully beef sticks and everything natural
@@peterhughes8699 My last lab was like that. No Nylabones, no Kongs, no peanutbutter, was frustrating since he would occasionally eat cloth. Bully sticks worked , I tried to get the best, but my vet still didn't like them. I tried the hardest cloth toys I could find. He had a Chewy octopus that lasted 2 days. ; )
Very informative, but the video would be more efficient and effective if you went straight to the point. People don’t like waiting 14 mins for information..
Thank you for your feedback!
People should also note that, your dogs night is strong enough to crack and break their own teeth. So, cow femurs aren't a good choice either.
Hopefully you got some other good ideas from this video!
@@HowToTrainADreamDog oh I did for sure! That's the only thing I had to add. I'm clueless when it comes to soft durable toys. My mom has a German shepherd who goes through "indestructible" toys in minutes and we want to give these a shot
German Shepherds are a hard breed to match when it comes to toys!!!
My dog's days are worse than my dog's nights
Bone
Here you go! Be sure to use the coupon code “dreamdog” for 10% off.
howtotrainadreamdog.com/indestructable-bone
Bully sticks smell worse than the pooh that happens afterwards!!
haha, yes, some are really really stinky!!
Why are you giving this extra knowledge, i think you should just skip it to the actual toys which you have tried that will save us some time. Thanks!
Tools are only a small part of changing behavior. Training (and time for brain development) are also really big parts. So we want to give you the full picture on how to address this behavior. We are educators!
Redundant and repetitive but good info. Would like to get this info in a 5 minute video not 15 min.
It's hard to fit everything puppy-related for our super chewers into 5 minutes, there's so much info to share and get into new puppy parent minds that is SO important! Thanks for watching!
@@HowToTrainADreamDog I respect how you feel about that but I disagree. There is a lot of redundancy in this video. No offence, just that I'd want to watch more of your videos if they were 5 minutes of good info and not 15 minutes of redundancy.
We put peanut butter in a Kong, our 7 month puppy continued to chew and but off small pieces of the Kong and swallowed them !
Oh no! Any time a puppy has a toy, we recommend you supervise so you can watch out for this kind of thing. I hope your pup is ok!
Too long. Get to the point
Puppy training takes a lot of explaining!
Bro why is this video SOOO LONNGGGG
There's a lot of great info we want to share! Thanks for watching!
To much yap just get to the point,,I'm bored bye
We try to pack in a lot of information because dog training is not a quick fix. Thanks for watching!
I have a black mouth cur
i got a bark box toy for my dog for christmas and it was destroyed in 20 minutes... i just took all the stuffing out and gave it to her and she loves it stll but im guessing thats not what is supposed to happen
Glad you were monitoring your pup! The safest option is to get toys with no stuffing or to get one that is top rated for durability. Here is the link to our favorite stuffed, durable toy: www.howtotrainadreamdog.com/tuffy_stuffed