Brigitte is an amazing name, which suits her a lot! She's absolutely adorable, I have a feeling she'll be very good for you! As for toy suggestions, don't limit yourself to the puppy toys. They're not built for much, and puppies are little sharks!
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I like nylabones, they are great!I’m going to the pet store to get some supplies - any suggestions for toys and such?
That’s a myth. I’ve always played tug with all my dogs and it’s never once caused aggression or any issues. In fact, it’s great exercise and fun for them.Congratulations @Lemon-Drop!! She's so adorable!! My dog loves toys with squeakers. Because she's a puppy, I suggest getting her toys that are good with chewing, as puppies chew a lot. If it's a toy that is funner to chew than a shoe, then A+. I also suggest getting her cuddly toys, as some dogs have a toy that's referred to as their "baby." (For my dog, it's a toy fox from Walmart.) Toys I don't suggest are tug of war toys. Playing tug of war with a dog can promote aggression (though because of her breed and temperament, that might not be a concern) and it can accidentally hurt her teeth.
Really? That's good to hear then. That's my dog's favorite game and I enjoy playing it with him. He started showing some signs of aggression so we were trying to find answers on why.That’s a myth. I’ve always played tug with all my dogs and it’s never once caused aggression or any issues. In fact, it’s great exercise and fun for them.
Yes really. I highly doubt the game was the cause. Especially since most agility dogs use tug as a reward too and that’s an extremely positive, fun sport and they don’t seem to have any issues.Really? That's good to hear then. That's my dog's favorite game and I enjoy playing it with him. He started showing some signs of aggression so we were trying to find answers on why.