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03-13-2005, 10:05 PM
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tuffies
i buy toys for my 2 and 2 mins later there torn apart i found this does anyone have this im think of getting it anyone have any comments
https://secure.edogtoy.com/~admin3/...onstruction.htm 
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#2
03-14-2005, 12:36 AM
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you can teach them not to tear up their toys. Victor had to learn, and he was the great destroyer. It is just like teaching a toddler. As soon as they start to shred..you say no and take the toy away..for a while. The top of the fridge was a sack of "to be repaired" but eventually Victor got it..now he can have the great fun toys..his favorite is a chameleon that sticks it's tongue out and little bear that tells stories and laughs like a child. Your dog can learn just as easily..it is simply a matter of keeping your eye on what they are doing.
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#3
03-14-2005, 07:56 AM
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Smkie's right. And as far as something as close to indestructible as possible, you might try the Orbee line of toys. They're soft and squishy, but they really deserve the name Orbee-tuff, lol! www.planetdog.com
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#4
03-14-2005, 12:20 PM
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I have that same problem with Chloe. If I get her a stuffed toy, she can hardly wait to tear all of the stuffing out.
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