Sentences with phrase «as rope toys»

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While some climbers are simply that — a toy that a child can climb up and down on, many climbers now have other elements such as slides, steering wheels, tunnels and ropes so kids can engage in different types of play on it.

Bringing along outdoor toys, such as Frisbees, footballs or jump ropes, can also make stops more enjoyable.

Jupiter's Child offers their gorgeous jump ropes in a variety of hand dyed colors, and carry many other exquisite toys, such as their beautiful carved wooden animals set which my little one will be getting for Solstice this year.

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These should include: free access to outdoor play space; equipment for physical play (eg football, climbing frame, skipping ropes, ball games, etc); a range of indoor activities such as board games, construction toys (eg Lego, K'Nex), role play (e.g dressing up), toy cars, dolls, dinosaurs; computer games / Wii; and art and craft materials.

You might provide fun toys such as jump ropes, squirt guns, and jacks.

Soon the rope finds new uses: tying luggage down on the roof of a station wagon bound for New York City, hanging flowers for drying, as a clothesline for diapers, pulling a toy duck, and on to the present, where it lives on as a jump rope today.

Some toys are meant to be chewed apart, such as those made of rope or wood, while those that keep the bird occupied, like foraging and intelligent toys, are great for the medium - to larger - sized parrots.

Accessories such as wooden and rope perches and toys made of these materials that are old need to be replaced.

Porous items, such as wood perches and rope toys, should be replaced at least every six months at home and more often in a store.

As I mentioned previously above, it might be a good idea to buy a rubber toy, or one made of rope.

Exposed squeakers can be dangerous, as are stuffing, frayed rope toy strands, and small torn - off pieces that can be ingested.

Start by directing his chewing instincts toward appropriate chew toys (a stuffed Kong is ideal for this) as are various soft plush and rope toys.

CET dental chews are coated with chlorhexidine to aid in cleaning the teeth as she chews, plain rawhide helps in natural chewing to keep the teeth clean, and rope toys will give the teeth a type of polishing.

This may be as simple as buying a rope toy or a ball that you and your dog can play with together.

If you see your dog chewing an item that is not for him, redirect him to an appropriate chewing option, such as toys, ropes and bones.

We are always in need of «tough» toys such as Kongs or heavy duty rope toys without chew - able «toys» attached.

Rope toys can be used for various interactive games as well as a dog training reward or supervised chew toy.

Always choose a longer - length rope toy to prevent accidental ingestion or injury when using it as an interactive toy.

TIP - Get a small rope toy - I wet the ends and keep them in the freezer and give them to my pups as needed to ease teething discomfort.

Rope toys can be problematic as strands pull away during chew sessions.

Good chew toys — such as raw carrots, edible bones meant for dental health and chew ropes can be very helpful in removing dental plaque and strengthen gum tissue.

When there is no one to play tug - of - war with the rope will double as an excellent pit - bull chew toy!

Balls, ropes, Nyla - bone and Kong toys all fit into this class as they are easily tossed, thrown, or chased.

Supplies for Dogs: • Food and water bowls • Food (canned and / or dry) • Collar • Four to six - foot leash • ID tag with your phone number • Hard plastic carrier or foldable metal crate • Dog bed • Doggy shampoo and conditioner • Nail clippers • Canine toothbrush and toothpaste • Brush or comb (depends on your pet's coat length and type) • Super-absorbent paper towels • Sponge and scrub brush • Non-toxic cleanser • Enzymatic odor neutralizer • Plastic poop baggies (biodegradable ones are best) or pooper scooper • Absorbent house - training pads • Variety of toys (a ball, rope, chew toy and puzzle toy are good starts) • Variety of treats (such as small cookies, larger rawhides, etc.) • Baby gate (s)

You can use the rope to play retrieving games with your puppy, as a fun tug toy or just let them carry it around and shake it about.

Hard rubber, rawhide and rope chew toys help keep your dog's teeth clean and his jaws strong, as well as relieving stress.

Last, but not least, the nuts toy is substantial as it looks and promises superior durability to other rope ball toys on the market.

The fact that it's braided rope is ball shaped also enables you to throw it for your pup, to really get him interested in it as a toy to chase and then chew.

Most dogs love to gnaw on rope toys and giving them a tug every once in a while as a game certainly won't create an aggressive dog.

Of course, there are also rope toys that allow pooches to play tug as well as chew toys which help satisfy their need to chew on things while also improving their dental health.

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The use of appropriate chew items (Nylabones, giant size Kong toys, and Booda rope bones) as well as crate training for when your puppy is not directly supervised, can be of great benefit to you and your dog.

Games that fit the bill include fetch with balls, Frisbees or sticks, Find It, Hide - and - Seek, catching bubbles (using a special bubble - blower toy made for dogs, such as the Bubble Buddy ™), chase (a toy on a rope or stick), and round - robin recalls for the whole family.

If this fails, dangle a rope toy to distract him as you walk past him.

The CET chews are helpful, as are plain rawhide strips, rope toys, and whole raw bones.

This twist on one of KONG's family of chew toys adds a rope knot that will help clean your teeth as well as improve the overall durability of the toy.

Special toys or bones to chew on while traveling, are always a good idea, such as the sterilized white bones, rope chew toys and flavored Nylabones.

, I leave him with a variety of toys to play with & chew on made of various materials, (cloth, rope, nylabones, rubber bones & rings, kongs etc etc etc.) he is taken out 3 times a day, he has approx. 30 mins am, 30 mins at lunch time & about 45 mins pm so he gets a decent amount of exercise, he also gets a cows ear when I leave for work in the morning & a tripe stick when my parents leave at lunchtime & yet he still chews like anything, I can't leave him in a crate as he literally screams all the time he's in it, I'm not sure if this is due to something from his past life as all I know is that he came from the streets of Romania where dogs are treated like dirt.

You should aim for the biggest cage you can afford so that your rats have plenty of room, and they should have plenty of toys to keep them occupied - rats are very clever, and like puzzles and obstacles, such as tunnels, wood blocks, and even ropes for them to climb.

Made of safe materials such as vegetable leather and 100 percent natural cotton rope, these bird toys are sure to provide hours of fun.

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Ropes may not last quite as long as rubber toys, but many dogs absolutely love a game of tug - of - war with a favorite rope.

If you dog is a power chewer, a rope chew toy might not be the best option as they will likely manage to unravel the rope pretty quickly.

If something attaches to the rope, such as a ball or bone, make sure your pup hasn't destroyed the attached toy or chew.

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.

Straw and paper toys can be fun for finches, while parrots require both items that are destructible, like ones made of wood and rope, and items that are durable and long - lasting, such as hard plastics and metal toys.

P.L.A.Y.'s Scout and About rope toys include tug and barbell models for pulling and tugging, as well as flying disc and toss and float toys for fetch.

Climbing toys such as ladders, ropes and branches are also good for a variety of animals.

With regards to dental disease, providing rope, chew toys and harder foods to chew on can help prevent serious problems as they get older.