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DIY Dog toys

gavmcg92 · 2012-06-23 19:16:18

Hi there. Have a Boxer Lab who just can't keep a toy for more than 2 days without fraying the rope/ ripping the fabric/ punching a hole in it etc. Does anyone here make their own cheap toys and if so what do you use? :) Going to head down to B&Q to buy a couple of meters of rope and a length of garden hose and see what I…

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#32 04-07-2012 4:29pm
catherine1984

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tk123 wrote: »

Do you want to leave her with the toy or just take it out to play tug? If it's just for playing and then putting away fleece tugs are much stronger than you might think. You just get a cheap fleece blanket, cut it into strips and make a plait out of the strips with a knot on each end. You can be more creative and thread balls thru etc. The fleece is also easier on their teeth. Be careful if you're going with GIANT rope toys - if she's trashing them around and you get a whack of it it'll hurt! :pac:

I am def going to try this

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#33 04-07-2012 5:24pm
tk123

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"here's one I made earlier" Def going to try that monkeys pawn knot!

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