Different Types of Puppies Toys to Choose From

There are many different types of puppies toys to choose from, but these are the ones we take into consideration:

Puzzle Dog Toys:

Puzzle toys are solid and made out of non-toxic materials, making them safe and easy to clean. This is one of the toys that most puppies are confined to chewing or playing with. This is because it has a lot of interest for most puppies. Puzzle toys usually consist of several small parts that your puppy will need to put together. This type of toy is great for pups who spend a lot of time playing with their parent's food bowl, which you can also clean easily with soap and water.

Chew Toys:

More than just chewing on these toys, your pup will enjoy the satisfaction he gets from pulling them apart and creating new puzzles out of them. These types of toys are available in all shapes and designs, so you can pick one that suits your pup's interests best. Some call these toys 'dental' toys because of how they are designed, but your pup won't swallow them; he will chew on them.

Interactive Toys

Such toys allow your pup to manipulate the toy. These toys encircle a small cube that you must reach with a paw or nose to get the treat inside. In some cases, the pup will need to push a button to get his reward inside the toy.

Cotton Plush Dog Toys:

Cotton plush dog toys are made with soft fabrics, perfect for puppies who need something to cuddle up with. They are machine washable, so they are easy to clean when your pup gets excited playing with them.

Funny Teeth Silicone Squeaky Ball Toy:

These toys are a bit unusual, but your pup will love them. They are very easy to clean and a fun toy for your new pups. To get them going, you can train your pup to 'speak' by placing the toy on its back and then encouraging him to bark or growl, then reward him with a treat. This will help prepare him for the long-term interaction he might encounter with his dog toys.

Squeaky Dog Toys:

You can never go wrong with squeaky dog toys with an enticing sound and design to entice your pup into play and reward him once he has brought the toy back to you.

Bottomline

All the toy designs are made to be rewarding for most puppies, so you can choose one that is appealing to them. Kind of like choosing your pup by their personality, puppy toys are made in a way they will most likely respond to most, and they are also not too difficult to clean with soap and water or by hand for older dogs.