We seem to know that instinctively, because one of the first things we do when we get a dog is go buy them a toy! Toys provide our dogs with mental and physical stimulation. Toys are actually important to your dog’s development. What are the reasons dogs choose the toys they do, and what are some of the more puzzling reasons a dog will act “peculiar” towards a particular toy? Why Dog Toys are Important for Dogs There could be a deep-rooted attraction to their toy of choice, which we will discuss, but sometimes it is nothing more than just pure fun. Or they may make their own toy out of a non-toy item, like a balled-up wad of paper, or a stick. Even if it is not the kind of dog toy we generally think of, i.e., the plush, stuffed variety, most dogs will gravitate towards one type of toy or another. It is rare to find a dog that does not like toys of some kind. Dogs and their “relationship” to toys is one of those intriguing and sometimes puzzling behaviors. But it has provided me a unique opportunity to gain priceless insight on some interesting dog behaviors. The knowledge gained from working with Dog Trainers and other animal experts that we encounter through this business does not make me a dog psychologist, nor does it make me a dog behaviorist or trainer. I have spent a lifetime observing dogs and the things they do and have had many years at Holiday Barn Pet Resorts to channel that curiosity. The Relationship Between Dogs and Their Toys
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