According to experts, best dog toys: our dogs

If you have a dog that demands almost constant attention, you will do everything you can to employ it for a few minutes. I use this puzzle toys for exactly that. There are three swiveling trays in which you can hide treats and let your dog work for your reward. My puppy has to use his snout to turn the trays to reveal the subjects, and I have to hope that it will keep its brain sharply because it has to solve without any problems to get all the treats. I have the (intermediate) version of level two and would buy it again immediately. – –-Sarah Mitroff

This toy is durable and covers all things that a dog can maintain forever. Inside there is a rope and a few squeakers to draw their attention and keep their attention, and it is usually the toy with which my dog cuddles. – –-Theodore Liggian

Banjo is anxious when he is left alone, but like most laboratories, it is like most laboratories very Food driven. Mochi, our little guy, is just an extreme chewing. If he has nothing to chew, he will start nibbling holes in our living room carpet. If I know that I will be gone for a few hours, I pull out the Kongs. I stuff them with Mozzarella or peanut butter (or both), and my two dogs stay happy and busy all the time that I am gone. – –-Desiree denunzio

My dog is an animal when it comes to toys and almost ruined everyone Single toys that we gave her within a day or two. Until we met the Kong Extreme Dog Toy Toy Line that worked perfectly for them and keeps them entertaining. We can use it as a reward by filling it with peanut butter if it was good for the day. There are a few different shapes and sizes of them, and it seems to enjoy them all! – –-Jared pand

Most plush toys are not agreed for my dog Junbug, who tears them into pieces within minutes. This fluff and tuff ball needs your weeks to even get rid of a thread. As a result, she is obsessed with it and carries it everywhere with her (although it is far too big for her small body – a delightful bonus). She remains true to this, even after it is nothing but a sad, crushed, hollowed -out shell. Finally I throw it out and buy a new one and the cycle begins again. She has been on her third beach ball for about a year! Worth the money. – –-Kim Wong-Shing

My dog loves two things (next to their people): food and toys. This puzzle both mixes for endless fun. I received this puzzle with this dog after I was able to roll up for months after months of towels and old T-shirts and make old T-shirts mentally stimulating toys for my Chihuahua mix. Now I use it if I have no chance to take my dogs on their long evening walk.

All moving plastic parts make it look complex, but it is actually easy to judge. Simply hide the choice of treats or the kibble in the hidden cubbies, cover them with the plastic door, press the slider to close the door, and that’s it. I found it a great inner option for my dog to burn energy and also test their brain. – –-Alexandra Garrett

My puppy Alistair was crazy about his Dogobie flight disc as long as we had, which is about 14 years. A slice of flexible silicone, it is quite indestructible and as easy for me to throw as it can get back to him, and it is easy to find in your brush after a faulty throw, thanks to its neon colors. Alistair has been going on for years, but he is still being excited when he comes out his dogoby to play. If he only brought it back with as much enthusiasm as if he follows it. – –-Jim Hoffman