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Expert QA

My new puppy is a chewing machine. Do you recommend a toy that could best satisfy his need to gnaw?

From the Editors of The Dog Daily

Rawhide, canvas and durable rubber are just a few of the many different materials used to make puppy teething toys. A company called Nylabone constructs several chew toys out of a safe nylon that is impregnated with dog drool-inducing flavors, like ham. You can also try filling a hollow rubber toy with a few dog biscuits. That could keep your pup busy for a while, since he can chew the toy itself, search for what's inside and then eat the biscuits. The longer he spends with such toys, the less time he'll have to investigate other objects in your house, like your favorite pair of slippers.

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From the Editors of <em><a href="http://www.thedogdaily.com">The Dog Daily</a></em>
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	Rawhide, canvas and durable rubber are just a few of the many different materials used to make puppy teething toys. A company called Nylabone constructs several chew toys out of a safe nylon that is impregnated with dog drool-inducing flavors, like ham. You can also try filling a hollow rubber toy with a few dog biscuits. That could keep your pup busy for a while, since he can chew the toy itself, search for what's inside and then eat the biscuits. The longer he spends with such toys, the less time he'll have to investigate other objects in your house, like your favorite pair of slippers.
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