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7cm Molar Balls on Rope

Name: 7cm Molar Balls on Rope
Brand: Drydogs

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£7

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Rubber Dog Toy on Rope Dogs are known to display destructive behaviour when they get bored. This toy is designed to keep your dog entertained physically and mentally and prevent unwanted behaviour. This toy has a 30cm (approx) rope with handle, which allows you to throw, catch and play tug of war with your dog. This helps enhance your dogs physical coordination, helps train their IQ and gives them hours of fun and entertainment. The 'teeth like' design on the 7cm ball is perfect for filling with your dogs favourite treats and as your dog rolls the ball the treats eventually come loose and give

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as DRYDOGS LIMITED, number 14666736. Checked 2026-08-29.
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7cm Molar Balls on Rope

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