KONG Classic Stuffable Dog Toy (Medium)
The famous stuffable toy: peace and quiet, measured in peanut butter.
Real-life use: Stuff with treats or kibble; freeze for longer chews.
Check price on AmazonSurvival kits · 6 picks · Updated
They adopted a dog! It's adorable. It has also eaten a shoe, a remote and part of a couch cushion. Every new dog owner needs a survival kit: things to keep the dog busy, things to clean up after it and a book that promises it gets easier (it does).
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The famous stuffable toy: peace and quiet, measured in peanut butter.
Real-life use: Stuff with treats or kibble; freeze for longer chews.
Check price on AmazonLicking calms dogs down. Calm dogs eat fewer couches.
Real-life use: Suction-cup lick mats for bath time or crate time.
Check price on AmazonFor the accidents. There will be accidents.
Real-life use: An enzyme cleaner for pet stains and odors.
Check price on AmazonBags. So many bags. They'll need all 300.
Real-life use: 300 poop bags plus a dispenser.
Check price on AmazonA training book for when the chaos needs a plan.
Real-life use: Positive training methods from a popular trainer.
Check price on AmazonThe car's last line of defense against mud.
Real-life use: A waterproof back seat cover.
Check price on AmazonPairs well with
Busy, clean and trained.
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