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@daddylittlepuppy
If you aren’t gonna kiss my forehead after I do something cute then whats the point?
this user gets sensory overloads
I am the only pup I know. So I have come to you (and any other pups that want to chime in) to ask. Where are some good places to get people safe chew toys and soft toys? I have gone the pet store route and found many of those are not made with the safest materials, as well as some of the plastics being too hard, or for the soft stuffies, the hairs/fibers get all over my tongue. Ty ty ty!! Also random addition, but am I the only pup that is super sensitive to squeaker volume? Too loud sometimes.
Answer 1: Maybe you should do some research on large oral stim. toys? I’ve heard of alot of pup players using oral stimulation toys as chew toys because they’re made for being chewed on by humans, which means they’re made from a. people safe chewing material, and b. material soft enough to not hurt your teefs. Bio dogs have alot stronger teef than us human puppos so be careful with what you put in yer mouf.
Answer 2: I haven’t personally struggled with the volume of the squeaker, but the pitch of some toys are super offputting to me. I hate those screaming chickens with a passion. The little cheapo plushie dog toys with the squeakers can be really sharp and harsh to me too so I’ve done plushie surgery before to remove the squeaker so I could play in peace without some sharp ass SQEEEK hurtin my earsies :(
My two chew toys r from petsmart and I like them, they're good
But yeah for human stuff look into teethers and oral stim toys. Also I am sensitive to loud sounds too so I understood squeaker can be too loud, I still looking for a squeaker toy for me but I think getting a soft type of rubber toy helps cuz u can control what force of squeak comes out by lightly squeaking it as opposed to those harder squeak toys that require a big squeeze.