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Question by Laura
Submitted on 8/8/2003
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What type and brand of toy is the best for labs, as my two-year old lab tends to go through toys quickly?  She is a tough puller when we play tug-of-war with her & often rope toys are coming apart w/in days & rubber toys get chunks bitten off.


Answer by briqdog
Submitted on 9/23/2003
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You need to buy a "Kong" toy. They come in several shapes and sizes. My lab loves her Kong's, some even have holes to stick a treat in to get out.  She has yet to tear one of these up.  I get mine at the supermarket, but they are sold at pet stores as well.  Enjoy!

 

Answer by Jamie
Submitted on 11/13/2003
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Ropes are a good investment, they naturally clean your labs teeth and gums and are not as easily destroyed!

 

Answer by kim
Submitted on 3/26/2004
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Durable Nylabones(chewable, but not edible) work great for my 1 1/2 yr old lab.  The edible Nylabones (chewable) are ok, but don't last nearly as long.  Found in grocery stores, but pet stores have a larger variety.  Tennis balls also preoccupy my dog.

 

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