Over the years, she's had one other rope toy. She was never that interested in it -- she's not really a 'tug-of-war' kind of dog. In fact, she is opposite of a 'tug-of-war' kind of dog. My efforts to get her to play tug-of-war usually result in her letting go of the toy and giving me a wounded, "Fine. If you want it that bad, just effing take it, mom. No need to be so forceful. Geeze. So violent..."
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| Shiny new rope toy! |
Still, occasionally she'll pick it up and shake it. Occasionally, she'll shake it and let it go and it will fly across the room and bash into something breakable. Occasionally, it flies across the room and into my eyeball. It depends on how vindictive she's feeling that day.
She actually already has a Nylabone. She's had this Nylabone for about 5 freaking years. When I got it, I had no idea what kind of a chewer she'd be, so I covered my bets and got a Nylabone for "STRONG" chewers.
Sadie is not a "STRONG" chewer. Sadie is a "dainty" chewer. As a result, even after 5 years her old Nylabone looks like this:
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| The ends could put out someone's eyeball. |
So I figured I'd get her a Nylabone for "dainty" chewers:
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| "I feel pretty! Oh so pretty!" |
I wasn't sure how she'd like it, and I couldn't really pop it out of the packaging in the store to test it. So it had to wait until we got home to see if she'd like it. Judging from the video below, I'd say it was a good purchase:
I'm not sure the rope toy will be as much of a hit. Also, judging from the video, I will have to pre-think before filming to make my bed so I don't come across as a complete slobby-slob when posting videos on YouTube. Don't judge, it's Saturday!
Hope everyone is having a good weekend.
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