Intro & History Dog agility training began as a sport in the UK in the 1970s, and involves successful completion of an obstacle course. It's a great way to develop a strong bond between pet and owner; it can also help build confidence in timid dogs (and owners). It's also a great form of exercise as it uses not just the dog's phys... Read more
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Both dogs and owners can enjoy Squeaky Toys. The dogs will be enjoying the noise they get by interacting with the toys, and owners will be taking advantage of the ability to use the sound as a signal to both play with and train their dogs.
You will undoubtedly want to buy strong, high quality squeaky toys so that they will last. Multipets make the cutest plush Curly Pet toys, in the amusing characters of a pig, kiwi, frog and monkey. The winning combination of a high quality exterior and a great squeaky toy hidden inside make these toys favorites for all the family! The Hide-A-Toy Squirrel is great! This squeaker squirrel is cute, but it's tough enough for you to hide it inside or in trees to challenge your dog. This one toy can give the two of you endless fun! Your dog will absolutely love the plush toys that Jakks Pacific makes. See how much your dog loves the super premium quality Large Classic Plush Rabbit, which is double stitched for safety and durability. It also includes realistic looking features and the added treat of a squeaker sound to drive your dog mad with joy! Jakks also offer the Large Squirrel and Opossum, so create a Jakks family when you buy all three! Your dog won't know which to play with first! The Hide-A-Toy - Beehive is a safe way for your dog to get his nose in the honeyhive! A Fantastic quality beehive with removable and hideable squeaker bees make this an interactive plush toy, which can also be filled with treats. Your dog will love the beehive, and your family will enjoy seeing your dog play with it! A toy more suited to larger, performance and high energy dogs who would shred a toy in seconds is the Air Kong Large Squeaker Dumbbell Dog Toy. This high quality, durable toy is over 9 inches long and includes a hidden squeaker inside a dumbbell shape. It also has an added tennis ball feature that's easy and comfortable for your dog to chew. Dobermans, German Shepherds, and Rottweilers all love these! An 8 inch Air Kong Squeaker Jack is also available for the smaller K-9 in your family. If your peppy dog needs more than one toy, try the Air Kong Dog Squeaker Tennis Ball Bulk as well. The high quality, durable, non abrasive exterior will allow your dog to play safely all day long while the inside squeaker will keep him entertained. Not to mention the fact that you'll easily be able to keep an ear out for where he is!
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