Supervise your pups while playing
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My dog loves Kong brand toys. She is 7 yrs old so we aren't in the puppy chewing stage and she has yet to destroy any of her Kong toys. I like that most Kong toys have a velcro backing so you can easily replace the squeaker if it goes bad.  For those of you who have pups that chew, this item is to be supervised so that it won't hurt your furry friend or cost you near a grand to remove the squeaker. I would give 5 stars but I think these could be a dollar or two cheaper. In my opinion, $8 is a lot for extra small toys.
2532516
How else ya gonna entertain the chupacabra. She's all peeing on my mattress, shredding water bottles, eating comforters and pillows. She can't even. She's too anxious and practically can't be left alone. I mean, she's gotten better with age, but also with training. And these toys were a huge part of her training. It gave her something to focus on. The trick is to only leave it with the dog when YOU leave. Otherwise it becomes a common toy, and not a reward for your absence.

Great toy. Make sure you get one big enough for your dog so they don't choke on it.
734843
My puppy loves these! He will run from the other side of the yard if you have the bag in your hand and call him. These have been very helpful in helping him learn new commands and rewarding good behavior.
962710
My dog instantly loved this toy!  The only small issue is that if you leave it too long with your dog (mine is still a pup) their teeth will destroy it and it will have pieces falling off.  However, it is a great idea for keeping your dog distracted or to motivate them to eat.
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I would take my smart, highly trainable, shepherd dog to the park daily and most days he would take another dog's squeaky toy (inspite of having his own) and 5, 6, 7 minutes would pass of me trying all manner of persuasion to get the toy back to its increasingly impatient owner. Also, fetch was out of the question since he would not give up his toy for the activity. Now I use the spray commander remote control to get him to drop the toy and we play fetch, we return other dog's toys immediately. And I can stop him from eating mud and dirt with a beep from over 200 feet away. I am so pleased with the change in my dog's behavior. It is a highly effective way to train a dog and stop unwanted behaviors. Good luck.
655293
Anyone with puppies should buy one of these. It gives you some peace and quiet while they play and/or sleep without getting into things. Worth every cent! My friend seen mine and ordered one of her own for her 3 dogs to take to motel on her traveling.
37082
I have had a problem with one of my dogs loosing control.  I am hoping that if I can train her to use it.  That will solve this major problem
2184869
Nice for an already trained dog if you want to have control.
4311803
The petrainer dog collars are fantastic! I bought these with the intention of re-training my dogs about the rules of no barking like crazy in my house! I then got a 5 month old collie and 14 month old Doberman. Both like to play and sometimes a little rough. A simple beep lets them know its time to settle down. I have also used this as a sort of redirection while training. I use a clicker for positive reinforcement and the beep as a redirection(when they hear the beep they know its time to sit down and look at me.) While it is not a punishment or have a negative connotation I think it works great with the puppies for training purposes. I intend to buy more for the original barkers in my house as well!
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I started training from this book when my dog was 9 weeks old. The tricks are great mental stimulation for my puppy and takes his attention away from chewing on the couch (for a little while). The great thing about this book is that it helped me explore my puppy's personality. For example, I had trouble getting him to roll over. He'd go part of the way and stop. So instead, we practiced play dead. He got that immediately and it's so cute to say bang and watch him flop over on his back. This book gives a variety of skills to learn so if your dog is having trouble with one, do another trick and come back to that one. I know the author lists prerequisites for each trick, but those aren't set in stone. Spend some time with your dog and see what he can do. It'll be fun for the both of you, I promise.
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I really like this for our already 1 year old puppy.  she was still trainable. She is a 65lb american bulldog/ st. benard mix.  I did choose certain command words and use those with the vibration, such as "come" or "down".  i've only had to shock her when she left the yard and/ or endangered herself.  i only have used the low setting for shocking her which i tested on myself first.  it gets your attention but isn't very painful.  We are now able to play with her in the yard without fear of her running off.  she has learned how far I will allow her to go.  and using this has also helped curb her jumping from excitement when we get home or someone comes over.  she does get very anxious though and will sometimes jump once or twice but when told "down" with the vibration she will quit.  she seems to want to get something in her mouth when she gets excited too so having a chew toy helps her anxiety.  I hope the collar works for her digging this summer.  i will have to watch her close and catch her when she starts.  I would suggest that you remove collar every day or two and examine the prongs.  we have had them come lose and the plastic behind them fall off.  we also lost the back cover on the remote but so many of us use it that we don't know who to blame!  We do charge collar a couple times a week, maybe more if used more.  I am very pleased with this product and would recommend it!
2674134
If your dog is a little unruly or still has a bit too much puppy in them, this will help to train and control when leash walking
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Our yellow lab, Roxie, loves to play with this at every meal! We put most of her kibble in the cube- don't even have to take the center out, just pour it in and shake it down. She has always been very active and this gives her a chance to "play" while eating. She will often start playing with the cube before she has even finished the food in the bowl. We had to replace our previous cube because a friend loosened the center and Roxie chewed up the center piece which didn't allow it to be closed properly. This type of mental exercise while playing is great for your dog-get them one!
991959
My two shitzus won't play with a toy, once they have destroyed the squeaker.  They sit and watch me intently as I take the old squeaker out and sew in the new.  They both are so happy when I am done and throw the favourite toy again.  A new one just would not be the same.
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Easy to use pet toy. Keeps the dog entertained as they figure out how it works. My German Sheperd took about 10 minutes to figure out how to get the treats out. It will keep your dog occupied and makes them think, wearing them out some.
Recommend for active dogs
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I love that I can play with my dogs while I'm away at work. It gives me peace of mind that I can check up on them any time from any where.
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We have a 70 lb. pet dog and are currently fostering a Belgian Malinois puppy for the Department of Defense. Our dog, Regal, is a gorgeous Bull Dog/Siberian Husky mix who enjoys short, fast bursts of activity. The Malinois, presently 5 months old, is learning to chase and retrieve in preparation for her military training in a few months. She has constant energy and drive but it is difficult to keep her focused long on any one activity. Both dogs (worked separately) love the Teaser Balls. We have a 10 inch, an 8 inch, and a 4.5 inch which are throw to the dogs with the requirement of a return in order to have another thrown. Regal definitely prefers the largest ball because he can get it in his mouth after chasing it on the ground for a bit. The puppy enjoys the two larger balls and will eagerly bring one to us in exchange for the next one being thrown. This not only provides her with much needed exercise but strengthens the prey drive which will be vital to her as a Military Working Dog. Regal, who will never have to jump out of airplanes or helicopters, simply enjoys the game of chase and retrieve. I recommend Teaser Balls if you have a dog who needs exercise and is interested in balls. Both dogs at our house are intrigued by the movement and noise caused as the smaller internal ball bounces against the exterior one. So far all three of the balls are holding up well even with extensive throwing, bouncing, and biting from dogs with strong jaws and teeth. The 4.5 inch Teaser Ball would be better suited to smaller dogs than the ones we have now, but the Malinois does chase and return it; Regal considers it a bit beneath his notice. Great action toys to be used under direct supervision.