How long will the c.e.t. keep an ave. dog busy and enjoying?
1520172
Our dog loves this treat and her teeth are clean and she has good breath. She will stay out chewing hers for about 20 minutes. She also plays with it. So I don't watch her any more. I just like the results of what it does for her teeth.
1520173
Maybe 20-30 min. BUT if you have more than one dog add 20 min per dog to account for the time they spend guarding their treat and trying to finagle the others. That sometimes lasts all day at my house -4 dogs- Watching their machinations is hilarious and worth the price of the chewies. .
1520174
It is a quick chew like a piece of rawhide. I think it is usually gone on 10 minutes
1520175
The pieces are of varying thickness. My 45 lb. cockapoo takes anywhere from 5 to 15 minutes depending on the size of the piece.
744761
A couple of days.....it depends on how many animals you have using it. I have 2 cats. The noise isn't too loud or bothersome.
2264962
I would say yes, but since the pet dander is continually being redeposited, it only alleviates the problem for about 48 hours.
1215777
Most people report that the batteries last 30-45 days, which should be a sufficient time to train your dog.
1014656
Couldn't be very long. My Bernese Mountain Dog doesn't leave it at night. She rarely stays in one place in the summer.
1626647
yes, my dog loves this toy so much that I have to hide it between play sessions. He loves to dig and dig to find the treat. Good exercise.
1849121
Typically around 2 weeks, of course, some dogs are more vocal and use the battery up faster. If there is little to no activity the units can last up to a month before needing a charge.
576913
It depends, you may have to wait until your puppy gets older, especially if he/she is hyper. My rabbits react to the clicking and do the tricks I ask for based on knowing they will get a treat, which is the key. Best of luck.
1216216
Not sure, some dogs I have had are so adamant about not going in the house they can hurt themselves by waiting too long. My husky on the other hand, even before she leaked would not wait if we left her alone inside over 3 hours & she would go strait for the puppy pad if it was there.
565954
I would think she'd definitely grow into it. I have a 11 pound, 5 month old small puppy who I got a small kong for; it took her awhile to stay interested in trying to get the treat out. Now she's figured out how to keep working at it until the treat breaks apart and she can get to it. It sure helps to keep her occupied for awhile and with the chewing phase.
1674620
This was my German Shepherd's favorite toy. Now gone from this planet, Siegs would chew on the Busy Buddy for HOURS. Eventually, months later, it needed replacement, but it lasted much longer than most canine toys out there.
310959
I assume it depends on the dog. My dog wants to please so she is easy to train, she was 6 when I got this. If they know the command bathroom I am sure you could put them on it and tell them the command, then reward when they use it with a treat.
210769
I believe for about 12 months, but with nine dogs, it's never around long enough for me to find out!!! I have had some that was at least 2-3 months old, and it worked just fine.
1452014
It really depends on how often your dog barks, at least to a degree. You could remove the battery when your dog is not wearing it, as that probably would extend the battery life. They should work longer than 6 wks, however, in my opinion, but most dogs should have 'learned their lesson' (re: what happens when they insist on barking when the collar is on) within 6 wks. At least our hounds did. . .
343164
If he barks continuously after you have left, this product will not work for you. You are thinking of an anti-bark collar, which is sound-activated to deliver a shock at the sound of a bark. Because those collars are not controlled by you, but mechanically, they can be dangerous or cruel. Resolve the dog's issues. Either he is afraid of being left alone or he is going crazy from boredom. A crate, as T. Moon suggested, can provide a sense of security. Toys can help with boredom. Making sure the dog knows it is safe in its home by treating like a member of the family always makes a difference in a dog's behavior. If he barks continuously after you have left, this product will not work for you. You are thinking of an anti-bark collar, which is sound-activated to deliver a shock at the sound of a bark. Because those collars are not controlled by you, but mechanically, they can be dangerous or cruel. Resolve the dog's issues. Either he is afraid of being left alone or he is going crazy from boredom. A crate, as T. Moon suggested, can provide a sense of security. Toys can help with boredom. Making sure the dog knows it is safe in its home by treating like a member of the family always makes a... » Read More If he barks continuously after you have left, this product will not work for you. You are thinking of an anti-bark collar, which is sound-activated to deliver a shock at the sound of a bark. Because those collars are not controlled by you, but mechanically, they can be dangerous or cruel. Resolve the dog's issues. Either he is afraid of being left alone or he is going crazy from boredom. A crate, as T. Moon suggested, can provide a sense of security. Toys can help with boredom. Making sure the dog knows it is safe in its home by treating like a member of the family always makes a difference in a dog's behavior. « Show Less
437305
It's really up to you and your puppy. We typically change it once a day, however, your puppy may be willing to use it longer.
1682013
My dog is very high energy. I let her run at that speed for 5-7 minutes every other day. Started her on shorter duration though. I put my makeup on in same room as treadmill and keep her company. When I finish so does she. She jumps off only on my command. It disciplines her and when I leave the house afterwards, she's relaxed.