What kinds of chew toys are best for my dog

Yeah , my APBT does not seem to be all that excited about the '' Kong '' either , but if u do not want to try that PB thing , they have these other treats u can put in them ....



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okay,so u have tryed alot of things,heres my answer.
go to petco/petsmart/petstores. & get a dog stuffed animal(also know as,bobo dog toys.on Tv with a dachshund.or u can try a friezbe (however u spell it) or u can get a chew toy (Not with the treats inside,it shows them o good boy for chewing heres a treat,not that)so the chew toy im talking about u can get at pet-co it like a soccer ball & it comes in red or blue they r open hole (like soccer ball make of rubber in the ummmm white & black. (its not closed in).I found that at uncle bills (if you've heard of it im from indiana)and its a pet store. Thx,I hope hes not getting teeth.!!!Lol bye!

if you go to any pet store ( pets smart, petco) and you go to the toy isle they have special soft toys that have super tough lining for dogs like yours. they come in all sizes shapes and colors. i have a dog just like yours and they work perfectly. their just as soft but they do not have the annoying mess. you should really check into it
-mike

Well what I have is like a round circle or a stick kind of thing that kinda is like a tennis ball, but a little softer and it has a squeaky toy in it which really helps if the dog does not like it as much. Just squeak it and it may become interested.
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You could just get one of those tug-a-war ropes and play a little bit of tug-a-war. Just note if your dog is bad behaved you may not want to play tug-a-war with him, that may cause him to get worse.

Have u tried to put peanut butter in his Kongs? That works for me with my dog. Also, we've found that real tennis balls last longer than dog-store tennis balls (100x longer). We also like to give her ''mastadon'' bones from Wal-Mart (between $8 & $9), which r the huge bones that take forever to eat. Knuckles r good, too, & r usually less expensive. My dog is favorite chew toy is a hoofie, a cow is foot. They smell nasty, but that is why she loves them. They r only 99 cents & last a long time. But they smell, so some of these r better for the outdoors or basements or kennels. We also love floss ropes, ropes with real dental floss in the rope. She loves tug of war, & this way it is good for her teeth.

My dog loves destroying soft dog toys, too, & I have stopped buying them except for once in awhile I will spend a dollar for a few minutes of her destructive entertainment. but no more than a dollar for a soft toy.

Peanut butter + kong = dog occupied for hours

my 2 year old yorkie does the same thing on soft dog toys until i discovered kong. It really depends on the preference of your dog and the toys they have been playing with since their puppy days. I would keep away the soft toys and leave the dog with the balls/kongs and play it with the dog to see if there are any improvements.

Kong makes a pretty good toy with a goofy name like a wubba I think.
They are squeaky and have a canvas covering so they are not like typical kongs although they are tough. I have a weimaraner and they can typically make short work of any type of toy, but this one seems to be pretty durable.

They make toys out of kevlar and fire hose. They're soft toys but can stand up to strong chewers.
http://vipproducts.com/retail/files/pages.php?osCsid=d7mjj3vqd56c0gchf8ervrgsm6&page=tuffscale

Any chew toy. Any one that squeaks. Tug of war toys. Cheap ones.