Introduction We’ve gathered some of the most common explanations for why dogs roll on their toys right here if you’re trying to figure out why your dog is doing it. We’ve also included some advice on how to discourage them from rolling on their toys…

Introduction Dogs typically roll on their backs to demonstrate their trust or submissiveness to people or other dogs, but there are many other reasons why a dog might roll on a toy. While some are more benign, such as your dog simply being overjoyed or…

Introduction What sorts of chew toys did you find at the pet store the last time you went? You have a wide range of possibilities, including rawhide squares, plush animals with sounds, and rope toys. You may buy a variety of toys and ask your…

Introduction Squeaky toys, the adorable, little playthings we use to occupy newborns, have evolved into beloved companions and sources of diversion for dogs. A noisy toy, on the other hand, does just that—it squeaks! Depending on how loud it squeaks, the toy can be highly…

Introduction Your Toy Poodle is the smallest of the Poodle breeds and is an extremely trainable, clever, athletic, and adaptable dog. Your dog’s forebears were much bigger than the Toy Poodle you may have chosen, despite the fact that they make loving and devoted friends…

Introduction At least 20,000 years have passed since the first dogs were tamed. And over the centuries, we humans have tinkered with pretty much every facet of our canine companions’ genetic make-up. They now function expertly as hunting partners and sheep herders. They now possess…