I started making these for the local humane society to sell at fundraisers as well as at the local vet clinics. The vets found this to be a perfect toy. It is stitched, so it is safe. My own dog steals them from the sewing machine.
Approximate Time: At first I would suggest 30 to 45 minutes, I made a lot at one time.
I sell these for $4.00
By Joyce from Benson, MN
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I made one last night in less than 30 minutes. I have 2 small Rat Terriers so I decided to use a women's medium t-shirt. My strips were about 1 1/2 inches wide. Completed toy is about 16 inches long.
Very clever--thanks!
Thank you for this great idea.
Liz
Great idea for local shelters.
Great idea and helps use up those t-shirts we always seem to have so many of! Our local APL will love these!
I can really understand. Triple the money spending! My Mother, Brother and I spend so much money buying dog toys, not only toys, treats or dog food. I bought $2 bag of peanut butter popcorn made for dogs and they didn't like it. I bought certain dog bones and they didn't like it. Bought a huge bone, was like the size of a cow thigh bone, and they were $10 each. There went my $20.
Old denim jeans work really well for making dog toys!
I am so glad you shared this great idea with all of us pet lovers! NOW I can actually give my dog something I won't have to repair all the time. You have certainly inspired me!
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