Rope toys are fine as long as they're used under supervision, but no toy is indestructible. Like any toy, anything that becomes broken or frayed becomes a choking hazard and should be replaced. Until then, though, rope is great as an active toy (and for flossing teeth), but ensuring the right size and thickness for your dog is key when choosing a rope toy. If your dog is a voracious chewer, you're going to need a really thick, soft rope or the thing won't last very long. A smaller mouth, or a dog who's more of a nibbler, will obviously be fine with something less hardy. Stick to cotton fibers, would be my recommendation, as more abrasive materials could shred your dog's gums. Knowing your dog's habits is half the battle.

A client uploaded a parking permit with some personal info on it and now it's available in my Rover gallery. This is not good.