Description

In general, most dogs like games that simulate prey as we believe that this activates the hunter’s instinct.
This may be the reason why noisy games as well as soft toys are often very popular. However, not all dogs prefer the exact same toys. Some choose tough toys while others prefer balls and Frisbees. Of course, there are also dogs that either because of temperament or because they did not interact with toys at a young age do not choose them. One criterion that can influence your dog’s choices is age. For example, many puppies prefer rubber toys while older dogs prefer softer toys that are comfortable to bite. In adulthood, your dog may need more durable toys, such as thick ropes or harder rubber balls. Another thing to keep in mind, besides how the game is, is how it’s used. People, many times, do not have the mechanical skills so that we play with a toy in such a way that our dog finds it interesting. If, for example, you push a toy towards your dog to play, then it is very likely that he will not show any interest. However, if you take a soft toy and start dragging it on the ground and keeping it away from it then he may decide to deal with it. Remember that sometimes you have to let your dog “win” or they may be discouraged and stop playing.
If you need to take the toy back from your dog, you can simply swap it for a delicious treat, or a second toy that is just as fun as the first. Also, if he knows the command “asto” you use it. Try to end the game before your dog loses interest. Even the most fun thing can get boring, so keep their gaming sessions short and fun! Such a cute zippered wallet can be a useful accessory!
Material: PVC
Product Care: Clean only with a damp cloth

Dimensions: 9 x 11 x 3.5cm