I ate my new sock monkey, and I’m not sorry.
I brought this toy home two hours before this photo was taken for Jasper. Unfortunately, the monkey wasn’t long for this home.
Dogs love the stuffed toys! I trained my dog years ago to play with hers so they don’t get destroyed. A huge saving for my wallet, that’s for sure. Now each one lasts a year or more.
Every time my dog as a puppy attacked a stuffed toy I switched the toy for a chew or a bone he could chew on. He soon learned that stuffed animals were not for chewing. If he wanted to keep the stuffed toy, he could lick but not chew. We have to pick up most of his toys when his doggie friends come over to play.
Sherry Nelson
been there,sadness!
Susan
Dogs love the stuffed toys! I trained my dog years ago to play with hers so they don’t get destroyed. A huge saving for my wallet, that’s for sure. Now each one lasts a year or more.
Cheryl
How did you train your dog?
Lekili
I want to know how you trained your dog too!
Billyet
We have to buy the unstuffed, road kill looking toys. Otherwise, “Cujo” kills and guts them. She’s even been known to turn some of them inside out.
Linda A Mallery
Me too, and surprisingly they love the “flat” ones. Was not sure since gutting them was such a habit.
Sue Andersen
Sock monkeys are creepy, good job Jasper!!
dogsleder
LOL, Sue! This is EXACTLY what I was going to write!!
Kathy Muench
Every time my dog as a puppy attacked a stuffed toy I switched the toy for a chew or a bone he could chew on. He soon learned that stuffed animals were not for chewing. If he wanted to keep the stuffed toy, he could lick but not chew. We have to pick up most of his toys when his doggie friends come over to play.