Bringing home a puppy is an exciting experience, and it doesn’t take long to discover that almost everything is a potential chew toy. Shoes, furniture legs, blankets, remote controls and even your favourite pair of socks can quickly become the centre of your puppy’s attention. While this behaviour can be frustrating, it’s also completely normal.
A puppy’s play preferences change rapidly throughout the first year of life. As they grow, their teeth develop, their jaw strength increases, and their confidence grows, meaning the toys they loved at eight weeks old may no longer hold their interest a few months later. That’s why it’s worth building a toy collection that evolves alongside them.
