>leave kong and chew toys at home for dog so he's not

>>2462148
I forgot to put the title.
>ITT: Shit your dog does

>buy border collie a variety of puzzle and indestructible toys
>instead of figuring them out like in the pics and videos, he just runs with them at light speed until they physically break open/are completely ruined
>if a toy is not destructible, it's ignored

>>2462198
>Work smarter not harder

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>>2462148
>get to dog park
>find mud
>roll in mud
>if mud isn't found, spill water buckets and make own

Every
Fucking
Time

>>2462198
>if a toy is not destructible, it's ignored

This is the issue I have. My dog destroys her toys within hours, even ones meant for heavy chewers. The few she wasn't able to break she lost interest in and never touched again.
I've found it cheaper to give my dog empty drink bottles to chew up. They entertain her for a day or two before I need to throw them out. And it's not like the small pieces of plastic are any worse for her to ingest then the piles of chewed up rubber and stuffing from "dog safe" toys.

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>working on crate training adult dog
>put treats in back of crate, tie kong to back of crate etc
>just stretches his body in to the end and keeps his back legs out every time we do this so I can't close the door ever

H E L P

>>2462198
I mean that's the best way for them to get the prize. Why would they wrack their brains trying to solve a silly foreign puzzle their species wasn't subjected to up until the last few hundred years when they can just use their powerful jaws to destroy it and get the prize anyway