Outward Hound Hide A Squirrel Plush Dog Toy Puzzle, XL

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This toy is likely best for owners who can monitor their pup’s playtime activities! Hide-A-Squirrel Alternatives

Each Squirrel Squeaks. Each squirrel has its very own squeaker, providing tons of squirrel squeakin’ fun! Not crazy about the squirrel look? No worries! Outward Hound offers several alternative styles of soft puzzle toy that function similar to the Hide-A-Squirrel, but with a different design.in-1 toy. This toy actually contains four toys in one – three squirrels and the stump! Consider the low price, this is a pretty awesome deal! Remy and I decided to try out the Hide-A-Squirrel ourselves! Let’s see what Remy thought of this one. Supervision is Ideal. Since this is a soft plush toy, supervision is key for ensuring that this toy lives a long and healthy life. Most dogs will demolish this toy the first chance they get, so we suggest treating the Hide-A-Squirrel as an interactive dog toy you use to play with your dog. Throw the squirrels around, play fetch with them, and remove them if your dog starts to go into murder mode. Your Dog’s Play Style. Gentler dogs will probably get more long-lasting fun out of this toy than rougher dogs.

Squeakers aren’t reinforced. Each squirrel has a squeaker that is only held in place with the inner fluff. The squeakers can easily be removed and eaten once your dog has opened the squirrel, so be sure to remove busted squirrels and don’t let your dog gobble down a squeaker! Hide & Seek is a fun game that can also help with dog training. This game works especially well with Labrador retrievers and hunting dogs, but any dog can play! It’s important that your dog understands the commands “sit/stay,” “come,” and “find.” These are the main commands you will use in this game. Does Hide and Seek make dogs tired? GENTLE ON THE TEETH AND GUMS: The stuffed plush texture of the Hide A Squirrel dog toy is easy on the teeth making it a great choice for both puppies and adult dogs alikeHunting squirrels is what dogs like the Mountain Cur, Mountain Feist, Treeing Cur, Treeing Feist, West Siberian Laika, Coonhound-bird dog crosses, and about a dozen other breeds you might encounter in the timber were bred to do. Can dogs get along with squirrels? Dogs chase squirrels because it’s an enjoyable activity for them and one that is hard-wired into certain breeds. Hunting wildlife is a primal instinct in dogs, so the training process to control or override that intuition can be a lengthy one. Certain breeds have a more intense prey drive and may take longer to train. What is a squirrel dog called? CHALLENGING & IRRESISTIBLE: Keep boredom at bay and you're curious canine mentally-stimulated while feeding their natural instincts to hunt with plush squeaky squirrels they won't be able to resist This toy comes in several sizes, with the largest size (ginormous) featuring six squirrels and five tree trunk holes (as opposed to the standard three squirrels and three holes found in the other sizes).