[nagdu] Info on Nylabone dog toys

[sam]

Well,

I guess the way I see it, is that you can always find someone who 
has had a bad experience with some toy.  Giving toys to dogs is 
like giving toys to kids.  Any toy can become dangerous if it 
breaks, shreds, if pieces start missing etc.  You should probably 
never assume that there is a completely safe toy out there.  I 
have seen some dogs that have toys that they cannot take apart 
and are perfectly fine for them.  I then look at the toy and my 
dog and think, "I would never give this toy to my dog."  I know 
my dogs habits and her abilities to take things apart.  So, I do 
my best to pick safe toys, knowing that nothing is completely 
safe.  Then, I do exactly what I do with my kids, monitor, and 
check the toy every so often.  Anyway, that is how I see it.  I 
do appreciate notifications of things, I just think people need 
to use good guidance, and some responsibility.

Regards,

Sam and Abby

> ----- Original Message -----
>From: Mardi Hadfield <wolfsinger.lakota at gmail.com
>To: nagdu at nfbnet.org
>Date sent: Fri, 27 Mar 2009 18:37:22 -0700
>Subject: [nagdu] Info on Nylabone dog toys

>Hi every one,    It was rather late or should I say very very 
early in the
>morning, like 3:00 in the moring when I found the info on 
Nylabone.  I can't
>remember how I found it originally.  Today I did a Google search 
of Nylabone
>dog toy.The Nylabone page came up.  I clicked on Product 
Alerts:Nylabone Dog
>Chew Toy.  ( sorry folks, I am not very computer savvy,so I don't 
know how to
>post a link) After clicking on that,, a page called All creatures 
great and
>small came up.I followed the list of product alerts to the 
Nylabone dog chew
>toy and clicked on it.  There I found many horror stories  about 
dogs
>awallowing bits of these bones.  Check it out.There are other 
product alerts
>of interest also.  I hope this is helpful.  Have a great day,  
Mardi and
>Nala,semi-retired and Shaman, gdit
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