Does anyone else have a toy box for their dog/dogs. We do its actually a really nice magazine box that was converted to a toy box not long after we got it. Its filled to the top with toys and bones and just give Tucker especially lol 2 minutes and its all strung through the living room. Maggie has learned how to put things back in the toy box. Tucker he is too well Tucker to learn to do that as of now.
Toy Box
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we have 2 toy boxes for our babies. they love it because they can pick choose what they want ( more often than not they end up dragging everything outside IN THE SNOW LOL and then they bring it in. but ya they love the toy boxes, all they are is metal crates that are full to the top as well with sqeekes, chewies and such.
We have a basket, but we can't keep it full, because Leo keeps destroying his toys. He's only 14 pounds, but he's a destructive one. Luckily, he only plays with his toys and doesn't destroy our furniture or shoes! His favorite toys are stuffed animals - that's why he's able to destroy them so quickly. I just buy them at the local thrift/second hand store for 50 cents, and I make sure to get ones that would be safe for babies (so no button eyes, or anything like that).
Aaa, you guys are amuters at the toy box thing. :lol-sign: This was Mick's toy box. It was kept there so the wall and china cabinet would hold the over flow in.
Caleb has inherited most of those toys, plus the ones I've bought him. They're in one of those pop open three sectioned mesh hampers. Even that's over flowing. Oh- there's also a tall mesh hamper out on the porch with his outside toys.
Caleb has inherited most of those toys, plus the ones I've bought him. They're in one of those pop open three sectioned mesh hampers. Even that's over flowing. Oh- there's also a tall mesh hamper out on the porch with his outside toys.
