It’s a surprisingly short list of criteria for what you need to count as a toy. All you need are bright colours, loud noises, and movements! Which means just about anything eye-catching and attention-grabbing can and will end up a toy, depending on how creative you’re willing to get.
In this case, this Dachshund was happy to play with nothing more than this pink cap! In their backyard, Mom shakes the cap back and forth, and this is more than enough to whip this pup into an absolute frenzy. She bounces up and down, growling excitedly and with all the bravado of a prince ready to take on a fierce dragon! Let’s hope she can take down this mighty foe!
A reminder to parents, however–always make sure the toys you get for your pups are non-toxic, so it’s safe for them to bite, and bigger than their mouths, so they can’t accidentally swallow and choke on it!
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