Dog Toys

　　Dogs, like us humans, also experience troubles and stress, and their way of releasing stress is often by tearing things, which can be destructive. Therefore, buying some toys for dogs can reduce their stress and provide them with a channel to vent. Without toys, our furniture might suffer instead.
　　Sometimes dogs like novelty and get bored with old things, so it is best to prepare more toys when choosing, to rotate them; this way, dogs will stay interested. However, if your dog shows great enthusiasm for a certain toy, do not replace it at that time.
　　Before buying toys, you need to understand your dog's chewing habits to choose different toy materials accordingly. If your dog is very aggressive in chewing and your toys are not durable and break easily, pieces of the toy may get stuck in your pet's throat, even causing death. So as the owner, you must pay attention to this.
　　1. Plush material. Plush toys are not suitable for dogs with chewing habits. Many plush toys are often found shredded by dogs. These toys are more suitable for dogs who have a habit of dragging, as they can carry them around.
　　2. Polyethylene and latex materials. Toys made of these materials are usually soft and brightly colored; some even squeak to attract dogs. However, these toys are easily torn apart, so they are better for dogs who have less aggressive chewing habits.
　　3. Rubber and nylon materials. These materials are relatively durable, so if your dog has some chewing habits, these toys are more suitable. These toys often have a hole, making play more interesting for dogs. Rope toys are usually made of these materials; they are perfect for dogs who like tug games and can help in teeth grinding and cleaning. Also, this not-too-soft, not-too-hard texture contributes to dogs' dental health.
　　4. Canvas material. This material is very durable and easy to clean, suitable for dogs that like to chew a lot.