Second only to perhaps bones, rope toy is a quintessential toy that dogs can’t resist pulling on and showing off their ferocious sides. However, like dog bones, rope toys can actually be dangerous to your ferocious pup, making them a big no-no for dogs.
In this post, we’re going to talk about the dangers of traditional rope toys and how you can choose rope toys that are safe for your dog’s playtime fun.
Many dog parents fondly refer to their dogs as their fur babies. It’s easy for a doting parent or family members to go above and beyond in providing quality toys for their kiddos. This well-intended gesture of love, however, can sometimes have unintended effects. Like children, dogs can benefit from a variety of parenting methods that lead to a happy, more fulfilled pup.
If you’re wondering how to keep your pup engaged with his toys, sometimes it’s as simple as the cleaning old toys and rotating them. Let’s take a look at some of the easy things you can do to encourage your dog to play with toys!
Summer is here, and we’re sure there’s no one more excited for this season than your pup! You and your doggo can both enjoy the sunny skies, warm weather and gentle breezes this season brings! It also gets lighter earlier, and stays bright later during summer - bringing a seemingly unlimited amount of playtime hours!
With so many dog toys for pet parents to choose from today, it’s important for pet parents to consider certain factors when buying a dog toy. This includes the age of your dog, size of the dog, whether you’re using the toy for outdoor or indoor play, and play style.
It’s with this in mind that we here at Chopper & Otis have reviewed the top 50 best eco-friendly toys ever made. This means that all our products are 100% non-toxic and recyclable! Have fun!
Pet parents become very concerned when their little buddies get sick. Watery eyes, diarrhea, lack of appetite, itching and lethargy can all indicate that something is wrong. If a trip to the vet doesn’t shed light on the cause, it’s time to be a doggy detective.
You have to break out the notebook and investigate. Allergies and toxins can mess with your pup’s health. We have three areas for you to search for health clues.