My OH's niece bought a furry fox for our dog for Xmas, she gave it to him, went into the kitchen, back into the lounge and the fox was well and truly dead all of 30 seconds
Yep, terriers here.See that’s what I’d expect from the terriers - it’s taken me a while to get used to them after the greyhounds, but i know any squeaky or soft toy will be disembowelled immediately
I didn’t expect scared
Yep, terriers here.
We have no dog toys of any type in this house, they just can't play nice
We had to permanently hide her giggle ball as it got the JRT so overexcited that we thought she might have a heart attack .
Every now and again I’d accidentally nudge it and the damn thing would start up again, and the dog woukd be wild eyed trying to get at it again.
It’s now outside in the skip. Wondering if it needs a wooden stake through its heart to properly finish it off…
My dog ATE a silicone likimat. Had to go to the emergency vet to get it pumped out of his stomach!Not sure why I thought it was a good idea to order Colin a giggle ball from Amazon….. he is scared of it, keeps barking at it and is now sitting shaking while he stares at it suspiciously
Would anyone like a giggle ball for their dogs?
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Poor ColinOK I have given up - the giggle ball has been hidden in the spare room for Colin’s sake
Buster and Dexter say they will have a go at destroying it for youMine giggled even as I picked it up from the post office. I do think a wooden stake is required (or donate it to a slightly less reactive dog?)
When we had the Rottweilers, we got some Kong Wubbas, (look like 4 legged octopuses) while they were tiny. They played with them a lot but didn't destroy them. They kept them intact for several years, playing tug together and just carrying them about until the day one of them found she could make them squeak! Her sister was petrified, then upset that her toy was hurt.See that’s what I’d expect from the terriers - it’s taken me a while to get used to them after the greyhounds, but i know any squeaky or soft toy will be disembowelled immediately
I didn’t expect scared
Idris got a Kong Wubba a few weeks ago. Loved it to bits, literally.When we had the Rottweilers, we got some Kong Wubbas, (look like 4 legged octopuses) while they were tiny. They played with them a lot but didn't destroy them. They kept them intact for several years, playing tug together and just carrying them about until the day one of them found she could make them squeak! Her sister was petrified, then upset that her toy was hurt.
We didn't have that trouble with the Labs, they took the ball out of the middle as soon as they could!
Mine giggled even as I picked it up from the post office. I do think a wooden stake is required (or donate it to a slightly less reactive dog?)
It lives .
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Son no 1 is round today. He well remembers the giggle ball and the effect it had on the JRT!
One of his bosses volunteers at an animal rescue which takes in dogs. The giggle ball has been retrieved from the skip (JRT was shut indoors out of earshot while that happened) and he’s taking the giggle ball along to give to her to pass on to the rescue.
Hope that the rescue is suitably braced!