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Everlasting Bento Ball
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Uploaded on January 1, 2008 •
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Formerly known as the Everlasting Beanie Ball.
Everlasting Bento Balls provide your dog with hours of chewing fun. Made of soft yet durable puncture resistant material, it will hold up to even the toughest chewers and the unique half-ball design allows it to wobble and roll around on its own. It's great for preventing destructive boredom behaviors or simply keep your dog happily occupied. You can even hide it around your house or yard for a game of doggie hide & seek with a tasty reward at the end.
Here at Leerburg Kennels, we have found that dogs do different things with the treat balls. Some dogs can get the treat out in a few minutes, while others take days or even weeks to get them chewed out. When the dogs get the treats out so fast, we have experimented with the empty balls. We have filled the hollow inside of the balls with peanut butter or yogurt and frozen it. We have also left the balls empty and found that the dogs still love to roll it around and play with it. If your dog gets the treats out quickly, we encourage you to experiment with what your dog would like.
Everlasting Bento Balls provide your dog with hours of chewing fun. Made of soft yet durable puncture resistant material, it will hold up to even the toughest chewers and the unique half-ball design allows it to wobble and roll around on its own. It's great for preventing destructive boredom behaviors or simply keep your dog happily occupied. You can even hide it around your house or yard for a game of doggie hide & seek with a tasty reward at the end.
Here at Leerburg Kennels, we have found that dogs do different things with the treat balls. Some dogs can get the treat out in a few minutes, while others take days or even weeks to get them chewed out. When the dogs get the treats out so fast, we have experimented with the empty balls. We have filled the hollow inside of the balls with peanut butter or yogurt and frozen it. We have also left the balls empty and found that the dogs still love to roll it around and play with it. If your dog gets the treats out quickly, we encourage you to experiment with what your dog would like.
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