iDig Stay Digging Toy by iFetch

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But it’s not just physical exercise that your dogs need- they also need mental stimulation! This is especially true of highly intelligent dogs like herding and retrieving breeds. Simulates The Hunt Thanks to its strong, well-constructed design, your pup can chew, scratch, and dig at this toy for hours. It also stays in one piece, providing your dog with the perfect outlet for their excess energy. If digging continues, make sure that your dog has their own space, whether a dog bed or ‘den’, that they can go to when they are stressed,' says Axel. 'This offers a respite for dogs who might feel anxious or trapped, which may, in turn, help to reduce digging behaviour.' You can find designated sections in your yard for your dog to dig. Additionally, mark off restricted areas by placing obstacles and deterrents around those areas. Digging is an instinctual canine behavior passed down from their wild ancestors. These are the most common reasons why your dog likes to dig Seeking Prey

Part squeaky toy and part interactive puzzle this super durable toy is a great option for keeping dogs entertained and not digging.If you think your dog is digging to hide their valuables, it’s best to focus on toys that entertain more than anything else. Treat-flavored toys or bones could trigger your dog’s drive to hide food and bury food. Your Dog Is Bored and Digging Is Just Something To Do The plastic base and hard outer shell, paired with the heavy-duty fabric flaps, make this an excellent digging alternative for even the most aggressive diggers. If your dog’s digging is becoming a pain, it can help to understand the various reasons behind why dogs love to dig, and learn what you can do to prevent or manage the behaviour. Read on to find out more! Is digging natural behaviour? We’re going to break down the most important criteria but keep in mind that not every toy will have every one of these features. Provides Exercise & Mental Stimulation

Note: For this review, we’re using the iDig Stay. Keep reading below for more info on the differences between their two models. Unboxing and SetupIf there is something chewable – let the dog have it! It’s better for a dog to chew on a piece of rubber than dig a hole in the yard.