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- With so many dog toys available, it can be hard to find the right toy for your dog. That's why we've done the research to find the best dog toys for chewing, chasing, fetching, treat dispensing, and playing tug.
- Our top pick, the Wobble Wag Giggle Ball, is an affordably priced and durably constructed interactive dog toy that wobbles, bounces, and giggles to keep your dog occupied for hours on end.
A good dog toy will amuse your dog for a little while, but a great dog toy will keep them busy for hours at a time. Choosing the perfect dog toy is about finding something your dog likes that will also stand up to some rough play and maybe some heavy chewing. Not all dog toys are created equal, and each dog has their own unique preferences. If you were to test all of the dog toys on the market, it would take you ages. Fortunately, we've done the work for you to find the best dog toys out there.
Not only have we scoured reviews for the top dog toys on the market, but we've tested the top picks to make sure that they really are the best of the best. Below you will find our reviews of the best dog toys on the market including the best toy for dispensing treats, for chewing, for chasing, and for tugging.
Here is the best dog food you can buy:
- Best dog toy overall: Wobble Wag Giggle Ball
- Best dog toy for dispensing treats: Starmark Bob-A-Lot
- Best dog toy for chewing: KONG Extreme Dog Toy
- Best dog toy for chasing: Chuckit! Classic Ball Launcher
- Best dog toy for tugging: Mammoth Flossy Chews Cotton Blend 3-Knot Rope Tug
Updated on 11/04/2019 by Lisa Sabatini: Updated text, prices, links, and formatting.
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