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After more Zog? You've come to the right place. As the official Gruffalo shop, we supply so many goods from the wonderful mind of Julia Donaldson. This includes: Dogs need to be fulfilled daily (just as you and I); interactive toys and food games help fulfill a dog and meet their needs,” Russell Hartstein, a certified dog behaviorist, trainer and founder of Fun Paw Care in Los Angeles, told The Dodo.
Help bring story time to life with this adorable Zog plush. As the perfect book or movie companion, this little accident prone dragon is ideal for both children, as well as any super fan. "No said Madam Dragon, breathe out fire not snow!" Snuffle mats: A type of slow feeder, these mats have strips of fabric that mimic grass in the wild, and you put your dog’s kibble or treats in between the fabric so your dog has to sniff them out. “Snuffle mats are a great way to enrich a dog throughout the day in addition to training with them,” Hartstein said. KONGs are known as the gold standard of interactive dog toys. They’re super durable for tough chewers, and you can stuff a KONG with so many different treats, like dog biscuits, a frozen banana, dog-safe peanut butter or a mix of all three! If your dog can’t be trusted not to chew on plushes, blankets, or cushions, you’re not alone—and you’re also not out of options. This little Bluetooth speaker uses sounds to soothe your anxious pup, but it isn’t heartbeats—it’s music. It plays 90 minutes of a dog-specific sound mix that you can put on repeat. The speaker can operate wirelessly for up to eight hours on a full charge. We reviewed the speaker and found it pretty intriguing. It’s still a relatively small market, but trainers and vets have been impressed by their effectiveness, and our test pups had largely positive experiences. To maximize your chances of soothing your anxious pup and help you find the right fit, we’ve rounded up the most popular styles out there, from plush toys to blankets and solo heartbeat devices.
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Treat dispensers: When your dog plays with these toys, the toys will slowly release treats for her — which is definitely a reason for her to keep playing.
No matter what you choose, make sure you give your dog time to warm up to it, and try to show her how to use it if possible. “ The most important part is to TEACH a dog how to play with their toys,” Hartstein said. Hide-and-seek toys: These toys typically come with several smaller toys that fit into the larger toy, so once your dog finds a way to get them out, she’ll have some new toys to play with.While you could go for the usual plush toy or dog bone, you might want a trainer favorite: interactive dog toys. Slow feeders: Slow feeders have some sort of obstacle that prevents your dog from inhaling her food.
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