#Review time! This time i got my hands on some Java Wood.
Fun Fact: Java Wood is actually made from a coffee tree that has stopped producing beans (After about 25 years). Because it is a very hard wood, and is insect free too.
The Java Wood is definitely a more chill time chew activity, as you don't want this sucker to be bouncing off your new hardwood floors (or in a condo building). Carpet could be okay, but still, it's pretty hefty and I prefer if my dog doesn't run around the house with it.
I also use it in the crate during time outs or if we have to leave the house, so he has something to keep him busy.
Durability: 5 out of 5
This is a very solid piece of wood! I inspected it after about 10 minutes of chewing, and it was overall intact, with no large pieces coming off. There are some small splinters that started forming, b
ut remained attached to the wood. After about two weeks, it is still in the same condition as before
Difficulty: 1 out of 5
Nothing to it - a dog knows what to do with a stick!
Interest: 3 out of 5
Initial interest was high, but over time he seems to still favour the squeaky toys over this one. In the moments that he does want to just lay down and chew on something, he goes for the java wood every time
Environmental: 5 out of 5
Java wood is as natural as it gets. There is no coating or chemicals applied to it. Java wood is actually made from a coffee tree that no longer produces beans, and are usually harvested in an ethical way
Cost: 4 out of 5
The wood I bought at my local pet store went for about $20. It's possible to find some cheaper online, but overall I have found it's pretty consistent
Overall Rating: 4 out of 5
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Review of the Nina Ottosson Dog Brick:
This level 3 toy is from the same designed as the Dog Brick, and we got it to give Toto a bigger challenge.
Initially, it took him longer to figure it out, but with time, he started getting used to it, and wold also try to use brute force to pull it out. As we used it more, some of the 'drawers' started getting mangled from coming out, and hun chewing on them.
Not a bad toy, kind of expensive, and made from plastic.
Still, good to support independent designers.
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