[nagdu] Toys to take with

[Sherrill O'Brien]

Hi Tracy,

 

My last two dogs have really found stress relief running in the hotel room
with a toy after a long day at convention. I learned quickly that the
squeaky ball was a bad idea, as it could easily disappear under a desk etc. 

But I love taking something called a Bottle Buddy. It's simply an unstuffed
but fuzzy toy with Velcro, and you put an empty water bottle inside. The
dogs love that crunching sound, but it's not too obnoxiously loud and the
toy doesn't roll under things. It's also very light so you won't kill a lamp
when you throw it. If Krokus is a toy destroyer it might not work for him.
But you could just as well throw an empty water bottle for that matter as
long as you're supervising.

 

Sherrill

                

 

From: nagdu [mailto:nagdu-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of Tracy Carcione
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Sent: July 22, 2015 9:47 AM
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Subject: [nagdu] Toys to take with

 

I'm curious what toys people bring along when they take a trip, other than a
bone.  My last 2 dogs didn't really care, and a bone was plenty.  Krokus
likes to race about with a toy, especially when he's had a hard day, so I'm
thinking of bringing a bone and maybe a Kong or rope.  Really, he loves to
run with a squeaky, but I don't think I'll bring one.  "Take this, neighbor
with screaming baby!"  Well, maybe not.

Tracy



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