Tug toys such as in this Tether - tug review can be a great option.
Not exact matches
Stay nearby and in tune with your little one so you can step in and help them deal with any sharing difficulties
such as snatching or
tug - o - war with a
toy before they escalate.
We offer a wide assortment that can be thrown
such as balls, frisbees, chew
toys, and even some
tug toys.
Some breeds
such as retrievers will enjoy balls and retrieving
toys, some terrier breeds will enjoy
tug and pull
toys, herding breeds and shepherds will enjoy interactive thinking
toys, and all puppies will love teethers.
Other items
such as rubber «handle»
toys are also soft enough to protect your dog's teeth but durable enough to withstand some good
tugs.
While we default to treats as our positive reinforcement in class, some dogs work better for
toys such as tennis balls or
tug toys — if you suspect this is the case with your dog we can explore rewarding them with the
toy instead.
As
such, it is crucial to choose only those rope
toys with exceptional qualities and to never use it as a
tug toy.
If your pup does not follow the kibble with his nose, use something more enticing for the meantime,
such as a favorite chewtoy, or
tug toy.
Questionable behaviours include stalking, possessiveness over a
toy (
such as aggressive
tug - of - war) and wrestling, if more than two dogs are involved or if one dog is always on the bottom.
Have
toys available for your puppy to play with, and do not allow any games that have the puppy biting a person (
such as
tug of war or wrestling).
For added durability, also try our Tuff Stuff line which offers a variety of interactive
toys such as retrievers,
tugs, and flyers for tough chewers and outdoor play.
Start playing no - contact games
such as fetch or
tug of war, when they start nipping, to redirect their focus onto the
tug toy or ball.
You should also get some interactive
toys —
such as balls or rope
tug toys — because playing with your pup is a great way of bonding with him.
Push / pull
toys usually incorporate a noisemaker,
such as a bell, to encourage the pets to push or
tug them to cause the sound.