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PAW5 Rock ‘n Bowl Review: It’s A Slow Feed Dog Bowl & Interactive Puzzle Toy For Dogs!

As I’ve written before, I love interactive dog toys! (And so does my dog.)

I think they’re a great way to challenge your dog and break the Image result for dog accessoriesmonotony of boring daily routines. Dogs need toys to provide mental stimulation, allow for appropriate chewing, and serve as important tools in behavior modification. Toys are mentally and physically stimulating and assist in fulfilling a dog’s emotional and physical needs. Even though dogs today are primarily bred as companion pets, they still need something to do. You can find dog accessories in the Chewy Store where you can find any type for your pet.

In the absence of a job, they will look for things do to occupy their time and fulfill their chewing needs. If you don’t want them to choose their own chew toys, such as your sofa, pillows, or toilet paper rolls, provide them with appropriate outlets.

Most interactive dog toys were created for the purpose of “play”.

I recently tried one that was created for the purpose of making everyday feeding time more enjoyable for your dog.

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It’s called the Rock & Bowl Puzzle Feeder.

Read more: PAW5 Rock ‘n Bowl Review: It’s A Slow Feed Dog Bowl & Interactive Puzzle Toy For Dogs!

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Wish List Donations For Dogs & Cats In Animal Shelters: What Non-Profits REALLY Need

Love dogs?

Want to do something — even if it’s small — to help abandoned animals and pet care facilities in your area? You can learn how to become the best dog owner you can be from https://www.stopthatdog.com.

See what’s on your local animal care center’s Wish List this holiday season…

Look for pickleball paddles Westop to have the best racket set for this awesome sport for your body and for fun!

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Cujo Leash: One Of The Best Shock Absorbing Leashes For Dogs That Pull

I was recently given a Cujo leash to review with my 95 lb dog, Tenor.

The Cujo leash by Ezy Dog is different from most dog leashes because it has a springy, shock-absorbing section that ‘gives’ a little bit (like a stiff bungee cord) when your dog pulls or tries to walk faster than you.

This type of shock absorption in a leash is great for reminding your dog that he’s supposed to be walking right by your side, heeling rather than pulling. It also has the bonus of not hurting your dog whenever he tugs. It gives just enough resistance to remind your dog that he’s on a short leash.

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Here’s a little about the dog leashes that I’m currently using, followed by my point-by-point review of the Cujo no pull dog leash.

 

My 2 Favorite Leashes For Dogs

I currently have 2 leashes that I use with my dog at different times: