Discover a fantastic range of puppy dog toys, including toy dogs on lead, at B&M! From exciting dog balls to lovable plushies, we offer a vast selection of toys that will keep your furry friend entertained for hours. Does your pooch go crazy for ball games, or are they more of a rope-tugging fiend? Perhaps they love nothing more than cuddling up with a soft and squashy plush animal - or maybe a rubber squeaky toy sends them into a frenzy of excitement! Non-breed-standard colour means that the colour is not accepted within the breed standard and whilst some dogs within the breed may be this colour it is advised to only select a dog that fits within the breed standards for all points.

It’s important to always supervise your dog while they play with soft toys, especially if they’re known for being an aggressive chewer or can be a bit destructive when playing. You should regularly inspect your dog’s toys for wear and tear and replace them if things like stuffing, squeakers and other parts come loose.Please visit our Health Test Results Finder to discover the DNA or screening scheme test results for any dog on The Kennel Club's Breed Register. It's important to regularly clean your dog's toys to avoid spreading bacteria and germs. We've enlisted the help of Ruffwear to provide three top tips to ensure your dog's toys are as clean as possible. Clean soft toys at least once a week on a 60-degree wash After washing soft toys in the washing machine, you must either put them in the dryer or hang them outside to dry. Damp soft toys are a perfect breeding ground for bacteria, so it is essential that they are left to dry thoroughly before your dog plays with them again. Use washing-up liquid and warm water to clean hard toys

Some of our toys even light up and flash for extra stimulation (and to make them easier to find if thrown too far or stashed away in a secret hiding place)! Soft toys for dogs can be safe if chosen carefully. You should opt for toys made from durable, non-toxic materials like fleece, canvas, and high-quality plush, with strong stitching and secure seams to stop them from being ripped open by powerful chewers. You should also avoid toys that have small parts as these could be a choking hazard. You should consider your dog’s age and play style when choosing a soft toy for them to play with. Puppies might benefit from softer toys to soothe their teething gums whereas adult dogs may prefer a soft interactive toy that has plenty of features to keep their brain busy. Some dogs may be gentle while playing while others are more intense and do not realise their own strength. Can dog toys help with a dog's anxiety or boredom?Currently there are no additional health screening schemes or DNA tests for this breed. You may want to speak to your breeder, vet or local breed club about any health issues in the breed. Find out about a particular dog's results