Archive for October, 2010

In her review for Absolute Dog Training Lynn relays her experiences with her four dogs and their “Crazy Critter Time.”

“We’ve got four…that’s right…four…dogs,” Lynn begins “[and] they all have been given toys of every shape and size imaginable.”  Lynn decides to give Crazy Critters a try and her dogs love it.

Speaking about her one dog Lynn says: “At first, she just sort of cocked her head and processed the new intruder.  Then, she pounced…grabbed it…shook it…and took it to her bed for the ritual gutting.  However, as hard as she tried, the Crazy Critter withstood the onslaught and remained intact.  Then, she discovered the squeakers, and was in heaven.”

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The owner of Dog Collars And More, and his Rottweiler, compares Crazy Critters to stuffed items…including a couch!

“There’s almost no difference to a canine between a soft and also cuddly fiber-stuffed cushion and a toy” this reviewer states.  “If a dog owner allows a dog to rip up a stuffed toy, it must follow that the dog may also tear up other stuffed items. Crazy Critters will not endorse this adverse kind of reinforcement.”

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According to the Boxer Training Guide boxers develop destructive chewing behaviors for a number of reasons.  Training boxers to chew a plush toy – and not your furniture – is initially a good start.  The stuffing found in plush toys, however, end up reinforcing destructive behavior.

The best solution, as stated by this training guide, is the use of Crazy Critters.  “Crazy Critters is perfect for Boxer training.”

The article goes on to list the benefits of Crazy Critters.  They’re safe, they’re machine washable and they reduce destructive behaviors.  “Crazy Critters,” they conclude, “are perfect for boxers of all sizes and ages.”

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