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Dog hair on the sofa, the bed, the car seats and your favorite sweater? Slip on the ALEMA pet hair remover glove and wipe. The textured mesh and brush-cloth surfaces use static to lift loose hair, which gathers into a clump you can simply pull off and throw away.
No sticky sheets to replace and no refills to buy: the glove is reusable, so it is always ready for a quick clean-up before guests arrive or after a cuddle on the couch. You can also use it to gently wipe loose hair from your dog's coat.
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Play is more than fun. It burns energy, relieves stress and keeps your dog’s mind busy. A dog that is tired from playing is also less likely to get into mischief.
How much activity and stimulation a dog needs depends on breed, age and personality. Active and working breeds often need more challenge, while others are happy with a few play sessions a day. Every dog benefits from toys they can enjoy on their own, especially when you are not at home.
Mental exercise tires dogs out just like a walk does.
Treat-dispensing and puzzle toys make your dog work for a reward. That kind of problem solving keeps them mentally engaged and busy for longer.
Dogs can lose interest once a toy becomes familiar. Put a few toys away and swap them every few days to keep playtime exciting.
Many dogs love toys that involve their people. A few minutes of tug or fetch every day strengthens your bond.
Dog toys end up all over the living room, so we choose toys that are fun for your dog and easy on the eye in your home.
Pick durable toys that suit your dog’s size and chewing style, and replace a toy as soon as it starts to break apart.
There is no fixed number. A small selection that you rotate regularly is usually more exciting for your dog than a big pile they see every day.
Choose sturdy toys that are the right size for your dog and won’t break into small pieces. Try new toys while you are around first, so you know how your dog plays with them.
No. Breed, age and energy level all matter. Active breeds often need more play and mental challenges, while senior dogs may prefer shorter, gentler sessions.
As soon as it is damaged, has loose parts or has become small enough to swallow.