Zippy Paws Zippy Burrow Interactive Dog Toy

Infuse joy into your dog's day with the ZippyPaws Zippy Burrow Hide-And-Seek Dog Puzzle Toy!

Elevate playtime to a whole new level with the ZippyPaws Zippy Burrow & Squeaky Dog Toy Set! This engaging hide-and-seek dog puzzle game stars a Seed Packet Burrow and adorable mini bears that are stuffed and concealed within for your dog to uncover and "burrow" to their heart's content.

The Burrow, designed with a single opening, allows you to place the toys inside, satisfying your dog's innate digging and burrowing instincts. Each toy in the set features a lively squeaker, ensuring an extra element of excitement. Whether used independently or with other Zippy Burrows in your collection, this toy set promises to make playtime an exhilarating challenge for your furry friend!

Features:

Interactive hide-and-seek dog toy perfect for hiding treats
One Burrow opening to stuff toys inside and encourage your dog to “burrow” for them
Each miniature plush small dog toy includes one squeaker and can be used separately
Helps keep your dog’s mind sharp and provides more mentally challenging entertainment
Soft and plush material that provides gentle play and bedtime snuggles for your pet
Great for all dogs to enjoy!

*Note: Squeaky toys may be too small for large dogs. Please supervise play to ensure your dog’s safety.

Set Includes: Ice Chest Esky + 3 Beers

Zippy Burrow Size: Approx. 17cm x 12cm x 14cm

Why Do Dogs Burrow or Dig?

Maybe you’ve seen your dog bury their toys in the backyard or duck under your covers. The burrowing or digging behaviour is common among dogs, and there are several common reasons for this instinctive action. So what causes your dog to do this?

Security and Comfort: In the wild, some animals burrow to create safe homes for their families, and your dog’s natural burrowing instincts can cause them to search some type of safety or comfort. If your dog is stressed or afraid, they can start burrowing in random areas, such as your bed or couch, to relieve themselves and find comfort and security.
Desire to Bond: If your dog burrows under the covers to get closer to you, it’s a way for them to bond with you and be close to you.
The Cold: To keep warm, your dog may burrow somewhere to find warmth. Simple as that!
- Note: Always consult your vet if you think your dog’s burrowing behaviour has become more obsessive and has increased in frequency over time. This can be caused by a number of things, such as stress due to a new environment. Burrowing toys like the Zippy Burrow is meant for entertainment purposes, but may help with satisfying your dog’s instincts of burrowing.

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