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This is a discussion on does your dog have a Buster Cube? within the General Corgi Discussions forums, part of the General category; Originally Posted by milles2@rpi.edu HAD IT, CHEWED IT! http://www.omegapaw.com/TrickyTreatBall.html Had it, chewed it. ...

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The Buster cube might work for you. It's hard plastic and hard to find a place to grab. But it's noisy.
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12-28-2006, 04:11 PM

Susan,

it must be the luck of the draw??? Em & Chloe just chew their bones or toys... other than a few of Leah's Bratz dolls becoming amputees they haven't destroyed any of their/her toys.

Chloe still finds tissue paper earresistable when she can get her paws on it - she did try to chew on furniture when we first got her but Bitter Apple stopped that (noticed her breeder had a badly chewed dining room table )

Sorry I have no trick for them not chewing to be able to pass on ...but if anyone knows how to stop Chloe from barking to hear herself bark please let me know


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if anyone knows how to stop Chloe from barking to hear herself bark please let me know
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01-24-2007, 07:44 PM

We got one of those for Ein but he's scared to death of it. Nice to see that there's a Corgi out there who likes his Bustercube! :>
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I am fortunate as Cody is not chewer and he only rolls the ball around when treats are in it, otherwise, he leaves it alone. It's not worth the effort if food is not going to fall out
Yep, Monty & Dylan each have the orange ball and they feel the same way about it too.

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01-25-2007, 02:44 PM

*shakes head* I have one, but I wish I didn't. Ada hasn't mastered it yet, but my dobe Ilsa is smart - she'll slam it against the wall until kibbles come out! It's the most bnoxious toy I own (with the exception of Henrietta Chicken - gawd, she's terrible!)
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Oh yeah, Liam is in the destructo dog category. I swear his teeth are the sharpest dog teeth I've ever seen.
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