Dog Soft Toy

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1. Chew toys - these are designed for dogs to chew on and satisfy their natural urge to gnaw. Examples include rubber toys, bones, and rawhide.

2. Interactive toys - these require some degree of engagement from the dog, such as puzzle toys or treat-dispensing toys that challenge dogs to figure out how to get to the reward.

3. Fetch toys - these are designed for playing fetch, such as balls, frisbees, and sticks.

4. Plush toys - these are soft and cuddly toys that may have squeakers or other noise-making features. They are often used for comfort and play.

When selecting a dog toy, it's important to choose one that is appropriate for your dog's size, age, and play style. It's also important to supervise your dog while they are playing with any toy to ensure that they don't accidentally ingest or choke on any parts of it. Finally, it's a good idea to rotate your dog's toys regularly to keep them engaged and prevent boredom.

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• Production Capacity: 100