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My 2 yr old will chew a quado. It has been the only thing he can manage. We even try to hold a bone/toy for him and he just won't chew. LOVEs quado. I keep buying but they are expensive. I wrote nylabone to ask them to make something comparable to quado. Has anyone found anything to chew that "stands up" similar to quado?
Silly me, I had to look up what in the heck a quado is. You're right, they ARE expensive!
I don't know of anything similar but have you tried a real bone? The flavor should entice your pup. We've been getting cow knee caps, they're sort of shaped like a little quado if you squint. The dogs can't get enough of them and they're cheap. I mostly let them have them outside because they're messy but they saved my sanity one rainy day at the cabin. I just put a big beach towel down and let 'em have at it. It's my "Tate 911" solution.
Is your dog a front amp, is that the problem?
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Trouble got terribly frustrated trying to chew something and only able to hold it with one front paw. Quado is a great idea for a front amp.
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