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Pet toys
Largely have to disagree with you there. The more expensive toys usually last a lot longer with my dogs.
I agree, Iโve got a large dog and he can demolish cheap toys within hours but the good quality ones will last months
What I meant was not cheap toys as an alternative, but random crap like socks or a twig are usually more exciting for my golden retriever instead of some great toys which last a few mins of excitement and then he's done