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- 18 November, 2021
Hide-and-seek puzzle toys take your dog’s playtime fun to the next level. Learn how our sustainable hide-and-seek dog toys can help dogs embrace their inner scavenger!
Your dog is at it again: yep, your doggo is rummaging through the garbage, the garden bed, or through your old stuff. Every dog is different, but their need to feel challenged as they scavenge for food is a universal drive that keeps your dog healthy and happy.
Rather than let your dog search through your garden beds or play scavenger with your clean laundry, check out our latest hide-and-seek puzzle toys, which promote and help harness the inner scavenger within!
- 28 October, 2021
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- 20 September, 2021
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!
- 28 June, 2020
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!
- 16 January, 2020
The Golden Retriever is a true “get-along” dog, making fast friends with kids, cats and other dogs when socialized with all of them. She’s loyal and eager-to-please, which means she enjoys learning tricks to make you happy. Because she’s very social, she needs to be in situations where she won’t get lonely.
- 16 October, 2019
Our first featured best friend is the Australian Shepherd. While labeled the Australian Shepherd, this working dog was bred around the time of the Gold Rush to herd livestock in the western United States. The Aussie is associated with Western culture and cowboys because of its popularity in rodeos, Western films and television.
- 11 September, 2019