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Believe it or not there are right and wrong toys for your puppy. The dog
toys should suit her to avoid injury. The first thing to
know is to avoid rubber toys. Always. They are easy to pop,
shred and swallow. This can be both harmful and costly. When rubber makes
it to the stomach and intestine, it swells and can easily block the
digestive tract and cause an obstruction which requires surgery and
hospitalization for toxicity due to the inability to void.
Rubber toys are always made to look clever, but unless you only give them
to her while you play with supervision, they should be avoided.

Socks with knots tied in them still make excellent tug-o-war toys. If you tie knots in the socks and keep them in her special toy box or basket, she will quickly differentiate between what is yours and what is hers. Don’t allow her to chew on socks, they too can be swallowed and cause a blockage.
If you don’t want to encourage her to find socks to play with, heavy,
rip proof rubber pull toys are available and are probably easier to grasp.
For you, that is. You should offer your puppy lots of
dog toys. Some that are different shapes, and sizes. Some that make
different noises. The more she has to do that is acceptable, the less trouble
she will tend to get into. Make sure she has things everywhere to avoid her
getting ‘bored’ and finding something ‘to
do’!

I am sure you won’t like her plan much. Follow these basic strategies to help protect her from dangers. Being a puppy should be lots of fun.
About The Author
Laura Anderson is a veterinary technician with a 15 year history as a veterinary office manager and emergency technician. Her website is meant to help new puppy owners find a compatible lifestyle with their new friends.
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