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**HakSpeame** · 02-08-2010, 12:16 AM

Get hard rubber toys that are meant for avid chewers, like a Kong (they make really tiny ones for little dogs). These types of toys stand up to my pit bull who LOVES to chew--they generally last 6 months which is more than any other toy ever has. He destroys everything else I give him.

You can stuff the kong toy with peanut butter and freeze it, and that will keep your pup busy for a while. You can also get treat-dispensing rubber toys (Planet Dog is a good brand) and put some kibble or treats in it so your dog has to work at it for a while to get them out.

You can also feed your dog his meals in the frozen kong. That will keep him busy for a while, there is no rule that says dogs have to eat out of a bowl. Bully sticks are also pretty good to chew on, easily digestible and can take a little dog some time to get through.

02-08-2010, 12:16 AM	#10
HakSpeame Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 345 Senior Member	Get hard rubber toys that are meant for avid chewers, like a Kong (they make really tiny ones for little dogs). These types of toys stand up to my pit bull who LOVES to chew--they generally last 6 months which is more than any other toy ever has. He destroys everything else I give him. You can stuff the kong toy with peanut butter and freeze it, and that will keep your pup busy for a while. You can also get treat-dispensing rubber toys (Planet Dog is a good brand) and put some kibble or treats in it so your dog has to work at it for a while to get them out. You can also feed your dog his meals in the frozen kong. That will keep him busy for a while, there is no rule that says dogs have to eat out of a bowl. Bully sticks are also pretty good to chew on, easily digestible and can take a little dog some time to get through.
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