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Special Rubber Dog Treat Dispenser for Rugby Fans
Do you enjoy watching rugby matches on the TV-set?
Do you want to change the situation and to be an eyewitness of the process of playing?
Then you can let your dog to be a champion and a skillful rugby player! You are offered a Superior Toy which is designed in the shape of a rugby ball. This puppies toy for teething is meant to stimulate your pet both mentally and physically. The main distinctive feature of this ball is the possibility to insert treats or kibble inside. So, you may not only train your furry friend, but will be prone to turn an ordinary mealtime into an interesting game!
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Special dog treat holder for kibble -
Comfortable dog treat holder 
High-quality rugby design dog toy
Interactive dog treat holder
| Key features of this Dog Dispensing Toy: - Durable special rubber
- Rugby ball design
- Holds small treats
- Non-toxic
- Everlasting
- Crunches when squeezed
| Intended use of this Dog Dispensing Toy: - Encourages play
- Reduces anxiety and boredom behaviors
- Ideal for interactive chewing challenge
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| Size: - Large - 3 3/5 inch x 4 3/5 (9 cm x 12 cm)
- Weight - 8.1 oz (23 g)
| Material: |
This Tremendous Rubber Ball is manufactured of special rubber. This material is hypoallergenic, thus
won't result into allergy or cause irritation. Moreover, the dental toys for dogs will serve you for years to come as rubber is very sturdy. Even if your pet is a great chewer, nothing will happen to the gear.
This chew for puppies will be definitely to your pet's liking. What can be better chasing the toy which rolls and produces a sound when squeezed? Dogs do like such activities, so
boredom behavior will be easily cast away. Moreover, the tool can hold a variety of treats or kibble. Let your doggie to be a real hunter and to reveal his true nature! Besides, if your furry friend tends to gulp food you give to him, this time is a superior solution. It is a real challenge for the canine to get treats out and, of course, is more time-consuming.
Here are some tips for you how to make the process of training more effective and less traumatic:
- Do not leave your dog alone when he is playing with a toy.
- To remove dirt please wash the gear several times per month with warm water.
- To make sure that parts have not been chewed check the item before giving it to play for your pet.
- If you've noticed that the toy is damaged, do not give it to your canine.
- Before giving the item to your canine remove all tags, stickers, and loose threads.
