jejudogs
04-27-2010, 10:39 AM
So Suni just recently received some presents from her aunt in Canada. A Kong and... a squeaky bird!
http://i207.photobucket.com/albums/bb249/nifara/Suni1-1.jpg
She loves it to run after it whenever we throw it. She carries it pretty gently in her mouth and brings it back to her favourite spot in our bedroom.
http://i207.photobucket.com/albums/bb249/nifara/Suni2-1.jpg
She likes it to squeak, and will get very excited whenever she successfully chomps it correctly for it to make a noise. However, she's not always successful and sometimes I think she'd like to find out exactly where that squeak comes from by, say, ripping off one of it's legs. Needless to say it is always a supervised toy and is still in good health.
Just wondering if anyone an recommend some sturdier squeaky toys I could get in Korea? I'd like to be able to take them outside and work on her fetching skills. I'd still be there to supervise, of course. She doesn't seem to be to into balls or frisbees, as her puppyhood was probably sans toys. I think she needs some motivation, and the squeaks do it for her somehow.
http://i207.photobucket.com/albums/bb249/nifara/Suni1-1.jpg
She loves it to run after it whenever we throw it. She carries it pretty gently in her mouth and brings it back to her favourite spot in our bedroom.
http://i207.photobucket.com/albums/bb249/nifara/Suni2-1.jpg
She likes it to squeak, and will get very excited whenever she successfully chomps it correctly for it to make a noise. However, she's not always successful and sometimes I think she'd like to find out exactly where that squeak comes from by, say, ripping off one of it's legs. Needless to say it is always a supervised toy and is still in good health.
Just wondering if anyone an recommend some sturdier squeaky toys I could get in Korea? I'd like to be able to take them outside and work on her fetching skills. I'd still be there to supervise, of course. She doesn't seem to be to into balls or frisbees, as her puppyhood was probably sans toys. I think she needs some motivation, and the squeaks do it for her somehow.