Hi, I just thought I'd share this with you all. Freddie has a number of toys (actually loads!) which we keep in a plastic box. 1. To keep the house tidy and 2. We picked up the idea when we used to take him puppy training - they had a plastic box with loads of toys in it and he always loved hunting around for the best toy!!!
Anyway, besides the point I thought I'd let you know his favourite toy. It's a small rubber latex ball, probably a bit smaller than a tennis ball, and he can spend hours with it in his mouth squeaking away and he tries (and fails) to chew it to bits!
It's proved so popular that we bought him another one and with a drill removed the squeaker. So he's allowed that one all the time and the squeaky version on special occasions - which ends up being most of the time :?
You can usually find them on eBay, just type in "latex ball" and in the UK loads come up - not so many in the States but still a few. Best of all they're really cheap. A pound or so in the UK and 2 or 3 dollars in the US.
I'd be really interested in whether it's just Freddie that does mad for them so go and buy one this weekend and see what you, and more importantly your boxer thinks.
Anyway, besides the point I thought I'd let you know his favourite toy. It's a small rubber latex ball, probably a bit smaller than a tennis ball, and he can spend hours with it in his mouth squeaking away and he tries (and fails) to chew it to bits!
It's proved so popular that we bought him another one and with a drill removed the squeaker. So he's allowed that one all the time and the squeaky version on special occasions - which ends up being most of the time :?
You can usually find them on eBay, just type in "latex ball" and in the UK loads come up - not so many in the States but still a few. Best of all they're really cheap. A pound or so in the UK and 2 or 3 dollars in the US.
I'd be really interested in whether it's just Freddie that does mad for them so go and buy one this weekend and see what you, and more importantly your boxer thinks.
