Darling the German Shepherd

  As a dog owner, finding toys that can withstand my dog's tough chewing can be a challenge. I had high hopes for the Nylabone Power Play Dog Basketball B-Ball Gripz Basketball , but unfortunately, it did not live up to my expectations. The ball is marketed as a durable option for tough chewers, but my dog was able to destroy it in just a few minutes. She had the ball completely in two pieces and I had to take it away from her. I was very dissatisfied with the durability of this toy, especially considering the price point. While the gripz design of the ball was nice and made it easy for my dog to pick up and play with, the material just didn't hold up to her chewing. The medium size was appropriate for my dog, but unfortunately, the ball did not last long enough for her to really enjoy playing with it. Overall, I cannot recommend the Nylabone Power Play Dog Basketball B-Ball Gripz Basketball for tough chewers. While the design is nice, the durability is lacking and the price po...

  If you're an avid cyclist and a dog owner, you may have wondered how to safely exercise your furry friend while riding your bike. The Walky Dog Plus Hands Free Dog Bicycle Exerciser Leash is a great solution that I've been using for a year now with great success. The leash is attached to the bottom of your bike seat and allows your dog to run beside your bike without being able to yank the bike over or steer it. This design ensures that both you and your dog are safe while exercising together. The leash is made with 550-lbs pull strength paracord and military-grade materials, which makes it very durable and sturdy. I've used it with my dog who weighs over 90 lbs and it has held up very well. The leash is also designed to be hands-free, which means you can focus on cycling without having to worry about holding onto the leash. It has a quick-release mechanism that allows you to detach the leash easily if needed. What I love about this product is how well it works to exerci...

 As a dog owner, one of the biggest challenges can be potty training your furry friend. Luckily, there are tools like the "Dog Bell for Door Potty Training" that can make the process much easier. I've been using this bell for a few months now and it's been a game changer! The concept is simple: the bell is attached to your door handle or knob, and your dog is taught to ring it with their nose when they need to go outside to potty. It's easy to train your dog to use the bell - you simply ring it yourself and then take your dog outside to do their business. After a few repetitions, your dog will learn to associate the sound of the bell with going outside to potty. What I love about this product is how effective it is. My dog quickly learned how to use the bell and now she rings it every time she needs to go outside. It's a clear signal that she needs to go potty, which saves me from constantly guessing and checking if she needs to go. It's also helpful for w...

As a German shepherd owner, I know firsthand how important it is to find durable toys that can withstand the strong jaws and playful nature of these intelligent and energetic dogs. In this post, I'll be reviewing some of the best toys for German shepherds, with a special focus on balls and how they compare to the durability of a standard tennis ball. Rating Balls Based on Tennis Ball Durability Tennis balls are a classic toy for dogs of all breeds, but they're notorious for not lasting very long, especially with larger, more powerful breeds like German shepherds. In my experience, a tennis ball typically lasts around 10 minutes of play before it splits in half and doesn't work well as a ball anymore. To compare, I tested several different types of balls marketed for large breeds like German shepherds and rated them based on how long they lasted compared to a tennis ball. Here are my findings: KONG Flexball   - This rubber ball with a hollow center and it can withstand even ...

 Darling the german shepherd the day I brought her home. Just look at that happy face