© Carrie Boyko Can You Dig Out the Treat, Oliver? |
Tanner didn't have a chance. Once Oliver got hold of the Biggie Bone with that delicious Organix treat sticking out of each end--well, it was all over.
© Carrie Boyko No, Tanner! Tug and Toss Doesn't Swim |
Between you and me, I think he was contemplating the Biggie Bone, but Oliver got first shot at that, so he decided to take his turn with the Multichew Toy.
© Carrie Boyko "Oliver Gets the Treat Toy?" |
The Multichew is the chew toy for the big boys. It's larger, more solid and has some great textures to explore:
© courtesy SafeMade Pet |
© Carrie Boyko Good Chewing Fun |
© Carrie Boyko Apparently It Did The Trick! |
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2 comments:
Hanna at Dog Products said...
Dogs are so funny about their toys and it’s cute to watch.
I’ve set up a toy crate for my four-legged boy and it contains store bought dog toys as well as old socks, plastic bottles, ropes, old towels, etc. Because I haven’t trained him to put them away at the end of every day, I do that for him. So, each morning he chooses which ever toy strikes his fancy and brings it to me as an invitation to play.
This morning he wanted to play with his tug and pull rope while the day before it was a rubber ball that he selected. And, by the way, he firmly sticks by his selection because when I tried to offer another toy, he refuses to play. Even bribing him with a treat won’t change his mind.
As I said, dogs are funny about their toys and it’s awfully cute to watch.
Carly @GreenDogLove said...
Those looks like great toys! I think all dogs love a toy that has a treat inside. :)
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