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Homemade Dog Toys

It's fun to make homemade dog toys!

Make your own home made dog toys very inexpensively. All you need is a little time to hunt for materials. Then click on a link for instructions on different ways to make dog toys and use them properly.

Does your dog have a favorite toy that you made? Simply fill out the boxes at the bottom of this page to share your toy ideas with the world!

Contributions are shown underneath the boxes.
(See "What Other Visitors Have Said").


***** SEPTEMBER and OCTOBER 2008 SPECIAL *****
Submit your idea before October 25, 2008, and you'll be eligible to win a FREE set of Braided Dog Leash and Collar Instructions or a FREE set of the Dogge Ramp™ or Dogge Bridge™ plans (winner's choice)! See details at Share Your Dog Story

Comet has a definite favorite - read on and see if you can figure out which one!

Our Toy Projects:

Paddio Sticks are indoor/outdoor dog chase and chew toys that really intrigue Comet. They bounce, roll and switch direction. Watch out for that dogling rivalry if you have more than one dog!

Two other homemade dog toys are the Basic Sock Ball and the Sock Swing Ball.

These indoor/
outdoor toys are easy and quick to make out of holey or un-
matched socks.

The Whipwhir ("Whipper" as Stan dubbed it) is one toy Comet can’t get enough of, indoors or out. Again, a very simple thing to make, and it provides GREAT EXERCISE, especially on those bad weather inside days.

The Whipwhir has attachments and SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS that are important to follow.

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What Other Visitors Have Said

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Tennis Ball In Sock  starstarstarstarstar
I made this homemade dog toy for my dachshund and she loves it! First you take a sock that was orphaned or bought specially for this craft. Then you take ...

plush bone dog toy  starstarstar
this is for those of you that sew...
* buy some fleece
* buy squeaker replacements (optional)and (optional) plush stuffing
* cut 2 of desired design
...

Rice Sock For Chewing Puppies:  Not rated yet
Take a sock you no longer use or want and fill the foot part up with uncooked rice. Tie off the sock. You have to use a sock that doesn't have any holes....

Vibrating Tennis Ball  Not rated yet
This toy is not for every dog and our dog doesn't play with it unsupervised as she can be "Hard on the Equipment".

I found one of those vibrating cat ...

Giant Knot Dog Chew Toy  Not rated yet
The giant knot is great for all dogs!
Time Needed:
1 to 5 minutes!
Supplies:
Cloth or fabric
Directions:
*Cut a strip of fabric
*Tie a knot ...

toy breed bones out of twine  Not rated yet
Many of our family members have toy breeds or smaller dogs. My daughters and I bought some organic cotton twine at the local craft store, and we made ...

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