High energy dogs need more rigorous interactive puzzles. Low key pups like stuffless squeakers.
Activity Level
Get toys promoting proper teething and coordination skills for puppy development stages. Senior dogs need softer toys
Age
Ensure chosen toys have no small choking hazards or toxicity risks if destroyed. Prioritize safety.
Review Safety
Added tactile elements like crackle paper, fuzz, crinkle plastic engage senses for longer toy interest.
Fun Textures
Balls, frisbees, rope tugs encourage chasing and biting instincts in safe, engaging ways.
Natural Instincts
Mentally stimulate dogs by making them work to access kibble stuffed into toy cavities.
Dispensing Toys
Unexpected squishy, squeaky or tactile toys surprise and delight while curtailing boredom with familiar toys.
Novel Materials