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Air KONG Dumbbell Squeaker Dog Toy (Medium; 7.5
Air Dog Dumbbell
Squeaker Dog Toy
Recommended by Mulan!

 

Jolly Pet Large Tug-n-Toss Dog Toy (Large; 8
Jolly Pet Large
Tug-n-Toss Dog Toy
Recommended by Shelby!

 

Skinneeez Plush Toy Rabbit Skinneeez Plush Dog Toy
Tired of stuffing all over the house and yard? Skinneeez flat animal friends with squeakers are the solution.

 


PETCO Animal Bottle Dog Toys

 

Biscuit Ball - Large - 4 in.
Biscuit Ball - Large - 4 in.

 

Star Mark Everlasting Fun Ball for Dogs (Medium; 2.75
Star Mark Everlasting Treat Ball

 


WARE Dog-E-Logic Interactive Dog Game. Challenge and stimulate your Mal with this brain teaser game. The wooden dual sided board is actually four different games in one. Recessed areas in the game board allow you to hide favorite treats.

Recommended by Kiska & Shadow!
(must be played with supervision)

 



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Koani's toy guts strewn living room

Courtesy of Koani & Crew - a typical Malamute living room

 

Dead Toy Gallery

The first thing you learn with a new Malamute is they require lots of toys. A bored dog is an unhappy dog that may decide peeling wallpaper or gutting the sofa is fun, since a bored dog is also a destructive dog. We've found Malamutes love all kinds of toys, but they must be durable, safe and for some dogs, non-toxic without small parts. There are many commercial products that are made especially for large dogs that are safe, durable and fun! However, nothing is completely indestuctable to a determined Malamute. Shadow managed to "kill"a guaranteed indestructible ball by continuously popping it in his

A friend's dog ATE a kong (a very hard, large rubbery chew toy) that had to be surgically removed from his stomach. Most every Malamute owner will have a funny story about something their dog has eaten! Fortunately, because our dogs are raised with toys from a very young age they usually (notice I said USUALLY) don't eat the parts of things they destroy. Malamutes love toys they can pretend to hunt, kill and gut. Toys that squeek and have stuffing to pull out and spread around the house are favorites! Needless to say, most pet toys rarely last very long so there is no sense in buying expensive ones unless they are particularly durable.

I scour garage sales for baby-safe squeekies and stuffed animals they can destroy in a matter of minutes, but Ahhhh those few minutes! These do not have the small metal squeekers or swallowable eyes and noses, so unless your Malamute will eat the stuffing or plastic shreds, are pretty safe. For the potential new Malamute owner, here is our gallery "lifetimes").

Survival time:

headless dolltreat ball with insert that  holds treats in removed (ball undamaged elsewhere)little mermaid squeakie missing head and tailtennis ball in pieces

 

Wednesday Adams doll (headless)
(3 hours)

Tennis Ball destruction?
(2 minutes)

The easy way to remove the treats (1 day)

Little Mermaid Squeeky
(5 minutes)

Mocha & Superman's Contributions

 

Doesn't look all that bad...but stuffing has been removed with surgical precision

From Tug to Rag    

 

"Le Oucho" Taco Bell Dog

 

Oh No Mr. Bill!

 

Mula Loves Tennis balls and barbells....but they don't last long

Riggs' Contribution (and he usually doesn't wreck his toys!) Guts Everywhere!

Blotto ToyAll stuffing

Superman - Not exactly a toy (his bed) but it was just as much fun!

 

Frosty's contribution

Frosty shows how it's done....
shredded toygutted porcupine and othersFrosty removing stuffing

elephant without feet shredded toys and partsFrosty chewing up a brown toy

 

Shadow Kills The Tasmanian Devil

My Tasmanian Devil
(how appropriate!)No, it's MINE (pulling on TAZ)Nice n' chewy Mr. Taz (stuffed animal)He's still?The nose has to go

Stuffing flies everywhereDid I do somethingwrong???? (stuffing covers the floor)Is he still alive?A little to the left...and right