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Please, please let people

Submitted by Sarah (not verified) on Fri, 06/05/2009 - 00:52.

Please, please let people know not to give their dogs rope toys!! Our 9 month old puppy had rope pieces that tangled in her intestines beyond repair and we had to put her down. So many of those toys are advertised as "chew" toys and this one even had dental floss pieces tied in with the others. We lost our dog needlessly and hope no one has to go through that! If you even purchase a rope toy make sure to put it in a safe place when you are not playing tug-o-war and if the dog gets pieces off of it take them out of their mouth if you can!!

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