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Recently I have started a new job and I can not be home all day with Loki anymore. So we built him his own room where he can eat, play, chew and sleep. Never much of a chewer before, he is now ( I believe) to be bored - I would be too... and has begun to chew EVERYTHING. He only has toys and chews available to him so nothing to dangerous ... here's my question ,
What are some tuff, effective chew toys to use - that I am not going to spend a fortune on - on a weekly bases?
Routine : 5:15am , get up take him out, play a little, training.
6:00 goes in his room with his breakfast ( stuffed frozen kong, 2 feeder balls and a carrot)
Get home around 4:45.
Toys he has : Kong, Kong Wubba, feeder balls, nylabone, deer antler x2 , stuffing free soft toys and a pull rope.
In two days he has destroyed a rope, a nylabone and a stuffy.
I'm asking because, he is clearly board and I don't want him to be TOO board.
* I always check and remove anything he has started to get through to avoid disaster as much as possible. 5 months ... I'm pretty sure he has all of his adult teeth now maybe a couple in the front to lose.
What are some tuff, effective chew toys to use - that I am not going to spend a fortune on - on a weekly bases?
Routine : 5:15am , get up take him out, play a little, training.
6:00 goes in his room with his breakfast ( stuffed frozen kong, 2 feeder balls and a carrot)
Get home around 4:45.
Toys he has : Kong, Kong Wubba, feeder balls, nylabone, deer antler x2 , stuffing free soft toys and a pull rope.
In two days he has destroyed a rope, a nylabone and a stuffy.
I'm asking because, he is clearly board and I don't want him to be TOO board.
* I always check and remove anything he has started to get through to avoid disaster as much as possible. 5 months ... I'm pretty sure he has all of his adult teeth now maybe a couple in the front to lose.