Just had to put our dog to sleep yesterday. Wife does not like squeaky balls. She and grandson already are planning the next dog. All I can say is do whatever it takes to keep that mouth busy.
Our English Mastiff hated the squealer in the toys. He’ get a new toy and chew out the squeaker and spit it out. Didn’t take us long to find him a toy that didn’t have them.
Our first dog shredded his toys in seconds to get the squeaker out; then he was done with the toy. I used to palm the squeaker and step on the largest of the remains while squeaking it. He’d go nuts trying to find it. I was able to extend his interest from seconds to minutes. After a few minutes though, there wasn’t a big enough chunk left to play with.
When my niece was a little-y, I bought her a cute pair of sneakers with squeakers in the heels. She LOOOOVED them and wore them everywhere! Her mother thought they were great at first, because she could always tell where her kid was…but, alas, the bloom soon wore off that rose, and the squeaky sneakers eventually got a secret squeakerectomy.
Yakety Sax about 2 months ago
Preemptive sanity saver.
markkahler52 about 2 months ago
Working squeaky balls… I used to do QA at the factory. Am now psychiatrically retired with disability…
Liverlips McCracken Premium Member about 2 months ago
Poor Dogzilla. All excited to once again have his favorite toy, only to be denied. Again.
donut reply about 2 months ago
Just had to put our dog to sleep yesterday. Wife does not like squeaky balls. She and grandson already are planning the next dog. All I can say is do whatever it takes to keep that mouth busy.
Just-me about 2 months ago
Our English Mastiff hated the squealer in the toys. He’ get a new toy and chew out the squeaker and spit it out. Didn’t take us long to find him a toy that didn’t have them.
david_42 about 2 months ago
Did you know that if you squeeze a small rodent hard enough, it sounds just like a squeaky toy?
P51Strega about 2 months ago
Our first dog shredded his toys in seconds to get the squeaker out; then he was done with the toy. I used to palm the squeaker and step on the largest of the remains while squeaking it. He’d go nuts trying to find it. I was able to extend his interest from seconds to minutes. After a few minutes though, there wasn’t a big enough chunk left to play with.
cuzinron47 about 2 months ago
Thank you, that was starting irritate me too.
sincavage05 about 2 months ago
My dogs kill the squeakers on contact! And they are so proud of themselves they bring the carcass to show us.
ktrabbit about 2 months ago
When my niece was a little-y, I bought her a cute pair of sneakers with squeakers in the heels. She LOOOOVED them and wore them everywhere! Her mother thought they were great at first, because she could always tell where her kid was…but, alas, the bloom soon wore off that rose, and the squeaky sneakers eventually got a secret squeakerectomy.
Saucy1121 Premium Member about 2 months ago
Last dog, Moxie, was a great destroyer of toys. I learned to get ones without stuffing. It’s amazing how much stuffing can fit in a small dog toy.
Current dog, Cookie, doesn’t care that much about toys. She has some, but rarely plays with them.
gcarlson about 2 months ago
When Masterpiece showed “Bleak House,” our dachshund Angel would always bring a toy when she joined me. She thought it was “Squeak House.”
Purple-Stater Premium Member about 2 months ago
I have a rubber (vinyl) toy circus bear, that is 58 years old, and still has a working squeaker. It’s a treasure.