Dog Toy Basket
(R.I.P. Kobe my beloved heart dog 2000-2009)
This is my dog Kobe's toy basket. He likes it...a lot. Dogs are like toddlers, they need toys to entertain themselves with..my dog says to tell you that. He often goes to his toy basket in a very playful manner and happily starts pulling out all his toys to pick out the one he is in the mood to play with, quite comical...dogs need their own toys to identify. Dogs can be taught to learn the difference between their toys and the kids toys by name recognition. Dogs are smart and playful. Dogs can be taught with positive fun play training to pick up their doggie toys and put them back into their dog toy basket! Make your dogs day today and get them their very own open toy box/basket full of fun dog toys and play train together as this helps bond your relationship with your dog that much more and just think it will also help you keep things picked up at the end of the day! Having dog toys for your pet helps stimulate their minds and makes them very happy. Remember to wash toys as needed and to periodically check for any toys that might be getting worn out and discard them and replace with fresh new toys as a nice surprise for your dog! They do love surprises like that!DOG TOY TIP: Notice the bone to the far right corner inside the basket? (no not the big bone on the floor)
It is the best dog chew bone on the market in my personal opinion & from many years of personal observation aka field tested by furry professionals! It is called the Galileo Nylabone ... it claims to be the worlds strongest dog bone...no arguments there! This dog chew bone comes in 3 sizes; Souper (for big dogs) and wolf (for med size dogs) and petite (for small dogs)
It is the best dog chew bone on the market in my personal opinion & from many years of personal observation aka field tested by furry professionals! It is called the Galileo Nylabone ... it claims to be the worlds strongest dog bone...no arguments there! This dog chew bone comes in 3 sizes; Souper (for big dogs) and wolf (for med size dogs) and petite (for small dogs)
