Your dog or cat's favorite toy

milk jug on a rope and pole...flirt pole.

When my cat isn't busy being indifferent or sleeping for 19 hours a day, her favorite toy is anything she can steal from the bathroom vanity to play with until it's lost under the couch, usually hair ties. I can force her to play if I sprinkle some catnip into a shallow cardboard box. That's some good entertainment.

My little Yorkie Gracie loves those tiny squeaky animals. She can destroy a squeaker in a day or two. So, I searched on amazon and found I could buy bags of squeakies. So, when she destroys one, I take out the used up one, wash and dry the toy and put in a new squeaker. My daughters cat loves those rings that are left on the necks of milk bottles after you open the milk. So, our family saves those rings. In fact, I just mailed her about 50 of them. My daughter tossed everyone of them on the floor in front of Artie and she was totally flamboozeled having so many of then at once. I did enjoy the video she sent :)

I've had such a bad internet connection the last week that uploading a photo was impossible.

Kaiya's favorite is a toss up - the ball outside and the ducky inside. Kayley usually doesn't care but once in a while will chase the ball or grab another squeaky toy. Nobody touches the ducky :B

Lucky, our rotty/shep mix loves his big green kong with the rope attached. He watches it in the air when I throw it and catches it in the air on the first bounce. Lucie our shihtese loves her smaller kong with rope attached. Santa brought Lucie a new one and she will not touch. She wants the old ratty one. Go figure.

BCSnob wrote:
But is lambchop’s squeaker louder and more annoying than what can come out of a real lamb?

LOL! No, I don't think so.

Thank goodness!!

But is lambchop’s squeaker louder and more annoying than what can come out of a real lamb?

Ben has lots of toys (and they are all "HIS") but his favorite is "Bird", a very realistic stuffed prairie chicken. Both dogs are very gentle with stuffed toys - they last for years. But I have to disable the squeaker first - they won't play with a squeaking toy, presumably because they are "hurting it" if it squeaks? My prior Aussies were the same way.

It's a toss-up between an ancient stuffed "baseball", which was purchased two dogs ago and is really showing its age, and Lambchop. Lambchop has the loudest, most annoying (to the humans) squeaker imaginable. The ancient baseball is called "the wondermous toy" and the pooch likes to use it as a comfort item. He'll hold it in his mouth while laying flat on his belly. We say he's praying or meditating. He often stays that way for long periods of time.

Bizmark has a red Kong the size of his big blocky head that he adores.
Casper has a squeaky snake toy she carries everywhere.