KONG - Puppy Toy Natural Teething Rubber - Fun to Chew, Chase & Fetch - For Small Puppies (Colour May Vary)

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I know you’re a nerd like me when it comes to keeping your dogs mentally stretched. So, how you move on from here is increase the difficulty. Here’s a couple of ideas on how you can work your dog a little harder…

As you experiment with treats and foods in your dog’s Kong toy, you need to ensure that you aren’t providing your dog with too many calories. The last thing you want is for your new enrichment to cause obesity! Try to keep your dog’s daily caloric intake relatively constant, even with the addition of these new treats. This means I can walk you through how to start using a kong, what you should fill it with, some ideas for how to make it easy, more difficult, and guide you through the process! Puppy Kong Toys: puppies can join in on the fun with these special Kong toys! They are made from soft rubber that is ideal for little teeth and weaker jaws, in both baby pink and baby blue colours!

Kongs are one of the most popular dog toys in existence, worldwide – but do we know how to use them? Before leaving your dog alone with a Kong toy, consider your dog’s chewing style and personality. Is your dog a vigorous chewer with a reputation for destruction? In that case, don’t allow access to any toys, including a Kong, while he is unattended. Vigorous chewers should be given access to a Kong toy only when they can be closely watched, so you can take it away at the first sign of a problem. If your dog is an average chewer, however, you probably have little reason for concern. (Again, though, it’s important to remember that the risk is never zero!)

Your gorgeous dog is either wondering why you’re doing weird things to their food – or what sort of deliciousness this is… and they’re right! This is a good bit!! You get to see your pup develop an excitement for these yummy yummy treats, you get to work their brain, you get to exercise their mind and fill their tummy! There are a number of treats specifically designed for use in Kong toys. These include both hard treats, such as KONG Ziggies, and soft or creamy treats, such as KONG Easy Treat. You can also think outside the box, using other soft or crunchy treats that you may have at home.

Dogs Need to Play. For dogs, physical and mental development, emotions and behaviour are all influenced by healthy play. Play helps dogs expend excess energy, which is important for appropriate behaviour. Kong dog toys encourage play, satisfying dogs' instinctual needs and strengthening ... AirDog Kong Toys: inspired by tennis balls, these tooth-friendly toys are as hardy as they are fun with squeakers in each one! They can be thrown far and wide, great for the dog that loves to fetch.