Dog toys can entertain your English Bull Terrier for quite a while. Find useful toy choices and learn what toy last.
What can I do with damaged dog toys? If your English Bull Terrier or other playful dog is anything like my girl, you probably know this situation: TONS of used plush toys scattered across your home. But only a few of them, if any, are still in use. After their first “new toy” moments they are doomed to become the
In my blog among others I try to also address problem behavior or general problems occurring when a dog, especially a Bull Terrier, newly comes into a household. Who does not know this complaint: “My dog destroys all her toys”. This is what I want to talk about today. I often hear of owners of Bull Terriers and other mid-sized dog breeds
Especially when your filling is quite fluid, it may become hard to fill dog treat balls with two openings, such as the Kongs, for example, for freezing. In this post I want to show you how I do it Preparation 1. Have a sufficiently large piece of plastic wrap ready 2. Place your ball in the center, so you can completely
“Soft dog toys that last” and “Bull Terrier” – sounds like a paradox For Bull Terrier owners who like to give soft toys to their dogs, “Tuffy Toys” may be a viable choice. They are currently the only soft toys I buy for Mila, because of their durability. Don’t get me wrong! I am NOT stating that they are indestructible
A Spiky Ball is possibly a great choice for your Bull Terrier But there are good and … let’s say not so good ones. It is usually not easy to find toys that your Bull Terrier loves and that LAST. This is why I spend quite some time on researching toys for dogs and testing them. Just a few months ago I learned
I have actually discovered the Petstages ORKA Tennis Ball Dog Toy coincidentally on Amazon on my search for durable dog toys and despite being hesitant in the first place decided to give it a try. As for Mila: She LOVED that ball almost as much as she loves real tennis balls. Sadly it was not able to withstand her for
Chuckit! produces a wide range of toys for pets. Among them there are a lot of Chuckit Dog Balls. Due to the large variety even of balls alone, I will only cover the balls here that I have personally tested with Mila so far. But there will probably be one or the other additional other Chuckit! toy up for testing
In general when selecting a Bull Terrier toy, always consider the enormous strength of their jaws and their bias to chewing. They will very likely not only push the ball around, but also chew on it, especially if they have access to it over long periods of time. This is why tennis balls for dogs are a choice to think about
The ball is available in different colors and it floats. This solid ball is very durable. Although I would not consider it indestructible, it sure can handle some chewing. Available sizes are: 2 inch, 2.6 inch and 3 1/4 inch. I have ordered the 3 1/4 inch size for Mila to make sure she can’t swallow it. This size turned
A good ball for very engaged chewers is a rubber ball, such as the KONG. It can be either solid or hollow inside. Hollow rubber balls will yield a little, when chewed, which puts less impact on the jaws, but eventually it’s up to your dog to choose, what it likes to play with. Hollow rubber balls, however, should have
