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Friday 10/3: Sponsored by Bite Force - Toy rotation hack, DOTD, and dog cafes in Seattle



Happy Friday:
š¶ Toy rotation hack for dogs
š Dog of the day, Lili
āļø Seattleās first dog cafĆ©
ā¦And more! ā¤ļø
True or False?
Dogs can recognize themselves in photos.
(scroll to the bottom to find the answer!)

Toy Rotation Hack for Dogs
Most dogs have a pile of toys scattered around the house, but that doesnāt always mean theyāre entertained. In fact, too many options at once can make toys feel less exciting. Experts say a simple ātoy rotationā system can keep playtime fresh and actually improve your pupās wellbeing.
By limiting your dogās daily toys to just two or three, then swapping them out every few days, you give each one a chance to feel ānewā again. This not only keeps their attention but also helps fight off boredom, which is often linked to destructive behavior like chewing or nonstop barking.
Interactive toys, like treat puzzles or tug ropes, can be part of the rotation too. Keeping them for special occasions adds an extra layer of excitement.
The benefits go beyond fun. Regular play helps with exercise, reduces anxiety, and even supports dental health if chew toys are in the mix. Rotating toys is a small step that can make a big difference in your dogās daily happiness.


This Dog Toy Is Indestructible
Some toys barely last through a single play session. Others get ignored after five minutes. But the best toys are the ones your dog keeps coming back to, whether itās for chewing, tugging, or curling up at the end of the day.
Thatās the idea behind Bite Force. These toys are made with double-lined plush fabric, reinforced seams, and KevlarĀ® yarn to withstand serious chewers, yet still soft enough for snuggles. Theyāre built to last and to keep dogs entertained.
The newest favorite? The Bite Force Dino With Wings. This plush toy is adorable with its cheerful, toothy grin, built-in squeaker, and vibrant wings. See the Bite Force Dino With Wings here.
Thank you to Bite Force for sponsoring Daily Dig.

Dog of the Day, Lili
Meet Lili, Kathyās adorable one-year-old doodle with eyes that could melt just about anyone. Fresh from the groomer and rocking a festive bandana, Lili is the picture of pup perfection.
Whether sheās striking poses on checkered floors or winning hearts wherever she goes, Lili brings joy.
Thanks to Kathy for introducing us to Lili! Want your dog to be featured next? Send a photo and fun details. Weād love to share their story in Daily Dig!

Image courtesy of Daily Dig reader, Kathy.

Seattleās First Dog CafĆ©
Walk into Cobyās CafĆ© in Seattleās Queen Anne neighborhood, and youāll be greeted by wagging tails before you even order your coffee. Dogs roam the center of the lounge while their humans sip lattes from tables lined against the walls.
Opened last fall by Mary Wu, the cafĆ© was designed as a gathering spot for pups and people alike. Beyond playtime, itās become a place where dog parents form real friendships and where even non-owners can drop by.
For the four-legged visitors, the menu features āwoofles,ā waffle-like treats made from oat flour, applesauce, coconut milk, and spinach powder. Humans arenāt left out, with sandwiches and drinks served safely from a kitchen kept separate from the dog lounge.
Thereās a small entry fee for pups, but humans can enter free with a cafĆ© purchase. Whether you come for the coffee, the company, or the cuddles, Cobyās has quickly become a Seattle spot where community goes hand-in-paw.


Minnieās Picks
From real-life heroes to everyday challenges, hereās whatās making tails wag:

Final Bark
This plush toy is adorable with its cheerful, toothy grin, built-in squeaker, and vibrant wings. See the Bite Force Dino With Wings here.

A Special Message From Our Best Buddies

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