Large Dog Toys

If you have a sizeable canine companion, you'll want to provide him or her with several large dog toys. Making sure your pup has plenty of items to play with will greatly reduce the chances that your shoes and furniture will end up getting too much of your pet's attention.

There are several types of bone chew toys available for dog bones.

Most dogs love chewing on rawhide bones. These dog treats come in all different shapes and sizes. The most popular shape is a simple bone shape. Make sure the bones you select are the right size for your dog. If you give a large dog a small rawhide, it'll be gone very quickly. There's also a choking risk with improperly sized chews.

Selecting a rawhide chew toy large enough for your dog will ensure that your dog gets hours of enjoyment from this simple and inexpensive toy. Check the label to ensure that the size you select is intended for weight range that your dog falls within.

Keep in mind that rawhide bones contain animal products, so if your dog is allergic to beef or another type of meat, this type of toy might not be a good option for your pet.

Nylabone makes several varieties of dental chew toys for dogs of all sizes. The packages are clearly labeled with details about which size dog each bone is designed for. It's important to choose the correct size, as bones that are too small can pose a choking hazard and ones that are too large can be difficult for your pet to enjoy.

Nylabones are made from synthetic material, so they are a much better choice than rawhide chews for dogs with certain food allergies. In addition to giving your dog an enjoyable pastime, they also provide dental benefits, helping rid your dog's teeth of plaque that can cause serious dental problems.

To many dogs, the idea of chasing or batting around a ball can be ideal entertainment.

If you plan to engage in play with your dog, a simple tennis ball can provide be a lot of fun for both of you. However, tennis balls should be limited to times you are available to play with your pup. Tennis balls can pose a choking risk for large dogs, so they shouldn't be allowed to play with these items on their own.

Dogs that enjoy chasing large balls around the yard are likely to enjoy playing with the Red Kong Dog Toy. Designed especially for large dogs, this six-inch bouncy ball is perfect for pups that enjoy running, chasing and chewing. They have hollow centers that you can stuff with treats for your dog.

Balls and bones are just a few of the many types of large dog toys available. There are many different options your pet can enjoy. A few pet favorites are listed below.

Many dogs enjoy playing with stuffed animals. If you have a sizeable dog, it's important to select stuffed toys designed for the correct weight range. Otherwise, you'll likely find that the toys you purchase are destroyed in no time at all. You should avoid giving your dog stuffed animal toys designed for people. AlphaDogToys.com carries a nice selection of stuffed toys designed just for big dogs.

Squeaky rubber toys are not just for small animals. Dogs of all sizes enjoy chewing on pliable noisemakers made from rubber or latex. For your dog's safety and to ensure long lasting entertainment, read the packaging closely to verify that you are getting the correct size toy for your pet. Additionally, you should always be present when your dog plays with a squeakie and throw the toy away as soon as it becomes cracked or torn. A loose squeaker unit is a choking hazard.

You can find toys for your large dog at any pet store, including large retailers like Pet Smart and PETCO, as well as at small boutiques and e-commerce specialty stores. Many kennels, grooming shops and veterinarian's offices also carry an inventory of dog toys. Mass market retailers that have a pet department, such as Wal-Mart and Target, also carry a selection of appropriate toys, although their selection is not likely to be as extensive as that available at stores that specialize in pet products.

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