Jumbo Spider Dog Toy
Product Description
Jumbo Spunky the Spider does it all, and drives your dog crazy in the process.
He's the soft plush toy with an attitude that your dog will love for exercise and entertainment.The soft plush material retains your own personal scent, which gives your dog a feeling of security and companionship.
Long legs for the shaking and flapping dogs love.
Excellent way to exercise your pet.Great for interactive play both indoors and out.
Softness of toys is safe for year-round indoor play.
Made extra strong and durable.
Made specifically for dogs--no plastic eyes or noses to chew off and swallow.
Machine washable.
Jumbo Spunky the Spider comes out looking new again.
Available in:
Green
Size: 9 X 9 X 24
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How to Choose the Right Dog Toy Choosing the right dog toy is not as simple as going to your nearest pet supply store, pulling something off the shelf and laying your money down. Just as with children¡¦s toys, it requires some consideration ¡Kafter all¡Kdogs are our babies too. 1. Use toys that are made specifically for dogs. Human tennis balls, for instance, will get torn up by hearty chewers¡Kand since canines don¡¦t care about their ¡§serve"...there are tennis balls designed especially for the dog set. 2. Choose a toy that is right for your dog¡¦s size. Make sure it¡¦s big enough and can't be swallowed. 3. Pick toys in accordance with your dog¡¦s chewing habits. The tougher the chewer, the tougher the toy. 4. Make sure the toy is made of non-toxic materials and avoid ones that can splinter or break off in chunks. 5. Choose toys that encourage exercise and appeal to your dog¡¦s natural penchant for fetching and tug-of-war. Frisbees, balls, ropes and tugs all fill the bill, as well as allow for interaction with humans. 6. Look for practical toys that are easy to clean and good for your dog¡¦s teeth and gums. There are also toys that freshen breath. 7. Find toys that are challenging and might decrease boredom or alleviate separation anxiety while you¡¦re away. For instance, puzzle toys or toys that require your dog to work for treats. by Melissa Maroff |
