Busy Buddy Dog Toys

Following on from our post earlier this month headed ‘New Range of Interactive Dog Toys’

there were a couple of the Busy Buddy Dog Toys omitted and which we would like to add here.

The Twist ‘n Treat™ is the first and only 2-piece adjustable rubber treat dispensing toy. The adjustable opening allows the Twist ‘n Treat to be filled with a variety of treats and can be twisted wider for easier access to treats or tighter for longer playtime and to suit the interest and ability of the dog. It is made of natural rubber.

The Tug-a-Jug™ provides a multi-sensory appeal to keep your dog engaged and motivated to play. Its unique design allows dogs to see, smell and hear the treats as they roll around in the jug. The Tug-a-Jug not only dispenses treats, it can also be used for obedience training and feeding meals. Treats and dry food dispense as the toy is tipped, tugged and rolled.

The Busy Buddy  Squirrel Dude’s extreme durability holds up well under the toughest chewers and its unpredictable bounce will have pets playing for hours.  The Treat Meter randomly dispenses dry food and treats as your dog plays.  Again, made of natural rubber and ideal for strong chewers.

The Busy Buddy Kibble Nibble™ appeals to a dog’s natural instincts by enticing him to actively engage in mealtimes. Two Treat Meters™ randomly dispense dry food and treats as the ball tumbles around. Features rubber bumpers to minimize noise and marks on walls and floors. Each toy is appropriately sized to hold a dog’s entire meal and unscrews for easy loading and quick clean-up.

The Chuckle™ is a funky noise-maker that’s sure to perk up playtime! Two Treat Meters™ - one at either end of the Chuckle allows the toy to be stuffed with dry food or treats which will be randomly dispensed, rewarding your dog as he plays. It is made of natural rubber and is ideal for strong chewers.

The Busy Buddy Biscuit Bouncers are durable balls that feature the Treat Trapper™ which firmly holds a variety of treats, gradually releasing them as dogs chew. They are compatible with dog biscuits, cheese sticks and jerky.

New Range of Interactive Dog Toys

Dogs, just like people, can get very bored with routine and just a small variation in their day can make a big difference. Home Pet Shop is pleased to offer their customers a new range of treat dispensing and holding dog toys by the Busy Buddy Brand and you can order them all from their online Petshop supermarket.
Dogs will have hours of enjoyment with these Play & Challenge Toys though that’s not all. They will benefit in several ways once they play with this collection of toys, whether it’s improving their health or keeping them watchful and active. They’ll even be rewarded with delicious snacks dispensed as they play.
Busy Buddy toys are designed for longer enduring playtime! Each one is made with an alternative and different chewing experience in mind so helping redirect potentially destructive gnawing behaviour into positive playtime.
Stimulate your dog using the interactive Bouncy Bone™ toys. The design of the tough nylon bone & rubber ball provide dogs with a prolonged chewing experience as the Gnawhide® treats last longer than giving treats alone & dogs are stimulated to chew the toy some time after the tempting treats are gone. The toy unscrews to load treats and clean. Supplied with three sets of Gnawhide treat rings. Additional Gnawhide treat rings sold separately.

The Waggle’s™ super flexible middle allows the toy to be playfully “wagged” and shaken. Dry food and treats are randomly dispensed from the Treat Meter™. Manufactured from natural rubber and perfect for powerful chewers.

The Busy Buddy Bristle Bone is the dental toy dogs love to chew! The durable nylon bristles and rubber nubs of the Bristle Bone provide a unique chewing experience. The irresistible, replaceable Gnawhide treat rings guarantee long-lasting enjoyment and are easy to replace. The design of the Bristle Bone makes it impossible for dogs to stuff themselves on snacks. The toy unscrews to load treats and clean. Supplied with two sets of Gnawhide treat rings.

Keeping Parakeets. Part II

Make an effort to interact with your birds on a daily basis for at least 30-90 minutes. Without giving frequent and sufficient attention, they will lose interest in human communication. A pair will tend to bond with each other (regardless of sex) and pay no attention to human beings, yet through interaction, you can be thought of as a member of the flock. A way to interact with your bird is to sing with each other, give it baths and if it appears to be rapidly dropping a mobile toy, pick it up as there is a chance it wants to play a game with you. Allow your parakeet to exercise. Think about how your bird(s) can get regular exercise. Many people assume they're able to simply leave the birds in a small cage right through the day, where the birds, which in the wild fly and get plenty of exercise, otherwise become overweight and acquire fat associated disorders. If trimmed, just have a reasonably large cage with good quality toys and provide the bird some play time out of its cage each day. Manual exercise can be achieved by a sensitive throw or holding it within your hand and sensitive dragging down until finally it appears to be tired, shown by heavy breathing. Be conscientious. Parakeets are a lot of work nevertheless; you will find that they can be a loving and funny companion. Most will talk and just how much they learn is really up to you. Expect to perform some daily care, as well as providing attention and enough time to communicate and have fun with your birds, or think about getting another interest. Talk to it. Sometimes Parakeets get lonely. A good way to get them content again is to talk to them. Also, to get them to climb up on your finger is usually to push slightly on their stomach, and say "Step Up." By continuously saying that, they will begin to say it on their own, and will "Step Up" every time they say it upon reaching the steps.