https://www.facebook.com/7NEWSToowo...-stick-during-game-of-fetch/1335314303482868/ well I will throw a stick in the water for the dogs to swim , not on the land .
Two dogs in total that came for training died through sticks despite my inclusion of how dangerous they are in their very first lesson. The first one got the stick rammed into her throat whilst playing in the garden with another dog and ran into the garage wall with it. The other was chasing one thrown by the owner that stuck in the ground and it impaled the roof of the dog's mouth. They were both wonderful dogs, just coming out of puppyhood Unfortunately, no matter how much you point out the dangers, there are always some owners who think they know best
Very sad to hear that Chris , yes I hope others hear the message and don’t do it . Like the lady in the vid said about the dog , she had been doing it for years and got away with it , and one day she almost was the one responsible for killing her own dog . That would be heartbreaking.
It is similar to a warning page put up by someone on a discussion forum I visit, about how to safety-proof a yard or garden for a dog. [It also applies to a child, but that was not mentioned in the article quoted]. The first comment that was made by someone simply said "That is basic safety. Too bad people have to told that."
At the moment we are playing with a kong type rubber Baton looking toy . We also have tied rope pull toys . the kong seems better for the pups teeth though . He can really pull on it hard now and I don’t think the rope ones are too great when there’s that much pressure on the teeth.