Why dog destroy toys can be viewed as simple as instinct or finding prey and dive, finding something fun to play with.  Another reason could be as simple as boredom, it's fun and feels good!    

Reward Dogs for sharing their dog toys with a treat. Associating training with dog toys can help animals learn sharing and obedience. Dog toys should be motivational tools for training.  

If you're playing fetch and the other dog manages to grab the ball before your selfish pup has a chance, let him know that sharing his ball means getting an “atta boy!” and a piece of cheese.  Now there are some instances where a dog should be able to play solo, a tennis ball or doggy bowl.

Sharing dog toys with their owners and playmates!!! Begin your pup with an entry level dog toy, something he likes, but doesn't love.  Rewarding them with a treat on how they give up a toy is a simple way to get your pup to share, which will ultimately get them well equip to share with others :) 

Many dogs get anxious in front of people and also other dogs, especially in this day; dogs have developed more social anxiety.  In some cases, comfort can be a reason for why dogs hold on to toys. Whether nervous or excited, this is his psychological way of overcoming distress or reinforcing a positive emotion. In general, dogs will prefer toys that have a nice bite, malleable, easy to chew and tea apart, and maybe a crinkle or squeak element.

Small dog toys, toxic plastics, marrow dog bones, and latex fetch balls. 

Dogs get attached to toys for many different reasons. They can think of them as friends and be playful. Other dog's can look at toys as a parental figure, almost like motherly, fatherly or a surrogate. Dogs being nervous or excited can also be a reason. Different breeds of dogs like different type of toys, so Yomp has a line for every type of play style.

Dogs play with their toys for mental and physical stimulation and enrichment.  Dog's want to play with something that stimulates them, Yomp uses materials that are very stimulating, and offer a safer and more fun alternative to plastic. Getting dogs to engage with their toys will help alleviate anxiety and enrich social engagement and obedience. 

Dogs destroying toys can be viewed as simple as instinct or finding prey or finding something fun to play with.  Another reason dogs destroy their toys could be as simple as boredom, it's fun and feels good!

Well, we are biased, we believe that Yomp brings the safest, most long lasting, and stimulating toys to the market.