How many toys for 4 month old heavy chewing pup (35 lb)

[michaeleric]

Dear all, our four month old is very playful. A.k.a. very destructive. Chews and shreds absolutely everything from my sandals to cardboard to puppy pee pads. I spent over $100 on toys and those last like five minutes. Can you please tell me how many toys does a four month old puppy actually need? I’m thinking it’s all about more stimulation and appropriate “vent” for the energy but I don’t know what’s an appropriate number of toys to order
Thank you

 

[soxaholic55]

@michaeleric Freeze chicken (or whatever meat you’re happy to give). Freeze old moist tea towels that you tie a knot in first. Kong toys are supposedly the toughest.

 

[michaeleric]

@soxaholic55 I like the frozen meat idea!

 

[soxaholic55]

@michaeleric I freeze raw chicken wings which is fine according to my vet & my pup’s breed. The moist, knotted frozen rags worked well too! Pigs ears (popular in Australia), raw hide bones, carrots - all help a teething bundle of joy

 

[hadassa]

@michaeleric I've got two chewers here. Bullymake toys have lasted the longest. They're going on 3 years, nothing else makes it past a month

 

[michaeleric]

@hadassa Thank you how many do you have?

 

[hadassa]

@michaeleric 9 of them. We got three boxes, all the hard plastic are still in one piece.

 

[michaeleric]

@hadassa Thank you!!

 

[imagebeastmarkbeast]

@michaeleric We found a good amount of rubber shows that last pretty long at Ross and Marshall's. He hasn't destroyed them yet and they were $3-$5 each

 

[michaeleric]

@imagebeastmarkbeast Thank you for the tip