Our recommendation is also based on the fact that when a Siberian Husky feels restricted, agitated, lonely, or stressed, the usual way to release that pressure is through some destructive behavior. Toys can help Siberian Huskies relieve stress and reduce the likelihood of destructive behavior. Without toys, a Siberian Husky may chew on anything within reach, including shoes, books, and even the bed and chairs.
Choosing a toy of the appropriate size can help your Huskies burn off some of their energy. Some toys may be suitable for small Huskies, but may be too small for them when they grow up and should be discarded. Small toys like small rubber balls may be swallowed or stuck in the throat of a growing dog. Discard any toy fragments or toys that have been torn apart.
Siberian Huskies also enjoy a variety of toys. Sometimes you may need to prepare four or five toys at once, and switch them out every week. This will keep your Siberian Husky interested. If your Siberian Husky really likes a particular toy, it’s best not to replace it.
Aggressive chewing may tear the toy into pieces, and the pieces could get stuck in the Siberian Husky’s throat, even leading to its death. Siberian Huskies with strong aggressive chewing behavior should be given hard rubber or nylon products that are more durable and less likely to be chewed apart. Pets with moderate aggressive chewing behavior won’t tear the toy into pieces, but will wear it down more quickly. They can be given canvas or plush toys. These toys are softer and less likely to be torn apart. Pets with no aggressive chewing behavior can be given soft rubber toys.
When you buy a new toy for your Siberian Husky, you should pay attention to its reaction to the new toy. If it tries to tear the toy apart aggressively and the toy is not sturdy enough to withstand its teeth, you should take the toy away and buy a more durable one for it.
Toys are made of different materials with varying durability. Therefore, before purchasing a toy for your Siberian Husky, you need to understand its chewing habits and choose a durable toy suitable for it.
Polyethylene and latex toys are generally soft and come in various colors. Some even make a squeaky sound, making the toys more fun. These toys are generally suitable for Siberian Huskies that do not have an aggressive habit of biting. Rubber and nylon toys are more durable and suitable for Siberian Huskies with moderate biting habits.
These toys often have holes on them, making them more interesting for those Siberian Huskies that like to chew.
Rope toys are usually made of nylon or cotton materials and are suitable for Siberian Huskies with moderate biting habits. They are especially useful for those Siberian Huskies that enjoy tug-of-war games, and the not-too-soft-and-not-too-hard texture helps promote the dogs’ dental health. Plush toys are soft and light, suitable for Siberian Huskies that like to drag toys around, but not suitable for those that like to chew. Canvas toys are easy to clean and durable, suitable for Siberian Huskies that like to chew.