The Chewber appeals to your dogs' natural instincts to run, catch, tug, and shake. Dogs love it's floppy, springy consistancy. Roll your Chewber on the side like a penny, throw it through the air or tug tug tug it! You can feed your dog from their Chewber too!

We'd like to sincerely thank all of the following people
for taking the time to write to us, and even send photos!

"Until one has loved an animal, a part of ones soul remains unawakened"
Anatole France

Vada, our 4 year old Shepherd/lab cross, loved to chew on and destroy our shoes and whatever else she could get a hold of. We were given a Chewber as a gift and my Husband said 'I bet it won't last a week'. That was 4 months ago and its still like new! Vada just loves it. She chews and chews. She even puts her cookies in it. Thankyou for a great toy!

Janet

'Midnight' Pit Bull/Lab
drug detection
SHINE K-9 Emmett, ID
Gary & Rosemary Scheihing,

I'm emailing you to let you know I bought a Chewber at the Pet Fair. I wanted to let you know how much our dog enjoys it, and she hasn't destroyed it yet! I was the one with the Lab-Pit cross who was worried it wouldn't stand up to her. We have played bit of tug-o-war with it, and played in the park every day. She has gone off to chew on it a couple of times. To date, she has done absolutely no damage at all. I am impressed with the Chewber, but I think it will always be a supervised toy for her. Thanks for a great toy!

Richard Garlick

Thankyou Richard, We agree - supervising play is very important - just like it is for children. Participating in play is also important. The Chewber is a very durable interactive toy, however NO DOG TOY IS INDESCRUCTIBLE with ALL dogs! People know their own dogs and what they're capable of. Some bored, stressed or just plain determined dogs will dissect to relieve tension and given enough time will work at the same spot until they make a tear. Use toys responsibly - supervise use and replace worn or damaged toys immediately. Happiness is: Playing with your dog.

the Chewberlady

My dog Arby loves to play and chew toys. Tennis balls last about three days, cheap toys last minutes and stuffed toys don't stay stuffed for long. Three years ago he broke a canine tooth on a hard toy. As time and chewing went on, he wore it down to the exposed root. A root canal was performed and I was told by the specialist that Arby could not have hard toys anymore. That's when I discovered the Chewber. Arby can play and not damage the repair work done to his tooth. It's always in his mouth and it's such a great interactive toy! I do not buy any other toys for him now. You have a wonderful product and I will pass the word about it - I work in a Veterinary clinic.

Melody Scott

Thanks so much Melody! 'Word of mouth' is is the best advertising!

Those who have the joy of being a Jack Russel, will appreciate my story. I was adopted into a family who was already owned by a Bichon named Samantha. Sammy loves soft plushy toys. When I arrived on the scene, I made it my duty to quickly (within minutes) destroy most of her very expensive toys. After shaking the heck out of them, I'd settle down and perform extensive surgery, pulling out every bit of stuffing they had. My new digs were soon covered with various bits of foam and wooly-like material, not resembling the rugs which I also tried to annihilate.Then, one day my Mom brought home ' Tire' (AKA the Chewber). I've been a happier JR ever since. Now I don't have to get a job to help replace my sisters precious toys.

Thank you so much
Molly Mae
P.S. Somestimes I even let my sister play with it - BUT NOT TOO OFTEN!

Hi Chewberlady, I purchased a Chewber for my Greyhound and I had to tell you that he hasn't put it down since he got it and there's not a single mark on it. I thought I'd buy it for him because I'd like to teach him to be a 'Fly - dog'. :-)
He's catching it already and looks like he knows what to do. I took the Chewber (conveniently in my pocket) to the local dog park to see if I could give Tiger some good distance with it. Once he had run a bit, I pulled out the Chewber. The energy came right back and he was intent on catching it. I had made the mistake of throwing it for him shortly after arriving at the park and although his interest was more in running around the place, I instantly had about a dozen new 'best friends' wagging their tails at me, insisting that I throw it again! I'm the kind of person that buys lots of toys and stuffed animals for my dog
(and cat) but usually hesitate to pay over $10 for anything (with some exceptions) because it's sure to get ruined if I spend too much on it. I'm confident that I'll have the Chewber for many years to come. I can't wait for SPRING so we can get out and Tiger can learn to be a "Chewber dog". Apparently Greyhounds CAN be fly-dogs after all!

Hi Chewberlady: We met you at Pijac and you were kind enough to give us a Chewber for our Schnauzer to demonstrate in the store. She is 6 and a half and a voracious chewer. She has eventually destroyed Kongs!!! We are please to report that she likes her Chewber now that she has gotten used to it. It took her a while to figure out how to get a hold of it when it was flipped over. She knows her Chewber by name now and will retrieve it. So far, she hasn't been able to destroy it!!

Thanks for a great product.

Lee and Mike
Healthy Paws Pet Food and Supplies
www.healthypaws.on.ca
Sarnia, Ontario

My two chewy Goldens love this new dog toy, and the best part is that it doesn't get lost in the snow. When they're thirsty just flip it over and add water. I like to hide a treat under it and push it down on the floor - suction makes it stick - and the dogs have a blast trying to get it up to get the treat....

Regards,
Maggie Jong
tested by Elliot and Scarlett

Thanks Maggie - the suction/floor trick is a new one... great idea!
the Chewberlady

Dear Chewberlady:

I have a large dog that was rescued from the animal shelter. He loves to run for a frisbee. As you can imagine, they don't last very long and can hurt his mouth if he chews too long. I saw the "chewber" for sale and decided to give it a try. He now claims it as his favorite toy and has had hours of fun already with it. It is the ONLY toy that has lasted this long. It looks pretty tough so I think in spite of his regular use of it, it will outlast any other toy.

Thank you for inventing a good, sturdy, multipurpose toy that is safe and fun for our boy!

Lorraine Cochrane

Thank you Lorraine - for being a rescuer and giving your boy what he needs - love and lots of exercise and attention!
the Chewberlady

Hi Chewberlady! I thought you'd get kick out of these photos of Jed McBubbs loving his 'chewber time'. I'd be happy to write a testimonial for Chewber - we love the product!

Thanks,
Jody

Editor: Georgian Bay Pet Magazine
"Making life better for pets and people"
phone: (519) 599-7277.
jodystockfish@sympatico.ca

photo of Mr. McBubbs: courtesy of Andrew Pollak

Dear Chewberlady, just a note to say 'thankyou'. Rocky, our 5 yr old yellow lab, loves his Chewber. We think it's great because finally we have a flying disc that is soft and has lasted. The water dish feature is wonderful too. We used to pour half the bottle out on the ground, trying to give him a drink at the park.

Cudos on a great product.

Liz and Ed Fregonese
Burlington , Ontario

Just though I would send you this photo of 'Mr Guinness' (half german shephard, half irish wolfhound) playing with his favourite toy (CHEWBER!).