One of these will be going home with the puppies when they go to their forever homes.

Check out the Babble Ball.

This looks like it would be fun and also help cleaning the teeth. hmmm Check it out here.

Hide-A-Treat Balls release treats and make a hilarious giggling sound as they roll around. Check it out.

Be sure to also check out the tug a jug toy here.

You can use a kong filled with high value treats and you can offer interactive toys. Here are a few ideas.

If you want a plainer, goes with my decor look, check this one out.

Plus Zanies have these Santa Pants Tunnel that look like fun for the holidays.

Check it out.

I have a martini water bowl and I need to replace that but this one also be a fun novelty. Yeah, a little quirky as I can be but a water cooler topic for sure.

Would you buy?

Doggy Java comes in a coffee bag and looks like coffee when mixed with water, but it is in fact the first, Veterinarian–approved, all natural, liquid vitamin drink treat for dogs. It works by inducing a dog's desire to drink water and at the same time providing vitamins, minerals and antioxidants.

If you buy it, and you don't want the bowl - send it my way. Heck, I will even try the psuedo coffee.

They have a phone version and to me that would be more up my alley.

Now this I would be interested in. But what is the cost? Would you use it that much? Does anyone have one so they can offer us a review?

4 Paws Aviation puts out an interesting gadget for those of you that fly with your canine.

Now I have never tried it. The concept is good for long flights when they are in cargo but I am one of those types that won't fly unless they can be with me on the plane.

But there are circumstances where this is not possible. Raylan and Red will be going to England and have to fly in cargo.

We have all heard horror stories of dogs dying on planes. This isn't the norm, of course. Bad news travels faster than good but would this help the odds of your baby making it without health issues?

What about the comfort of it? I would assume you would have to do weeks of conditioning. Would the airlines allow?

These are all interesting questions that should be explored but we will continue to bring you products for dogs that make you go - are you kidding??? Or hmm maybe that will work. Only you can decide which category each product fits in.

If you try any of these, please post what your experiences are. This way we can help others exploring.

I figure by doing so, we can all save our pennies from buying what is useful and avoiding those that wil collect dust in some corner of our house.

Although I do not own this, I thought real hard. Would I use this? I see dawgs with coats all the time and I have used rain gear on my havanese but would I really walk around with an umbrella over my dawg to avoid drying and brushing them out? Would it really save them from getting wet with sideways rain? Don't dawgs wick up and the part that you are concerned about is the underneath part and the dirty remnants of sand, mud etc. on the ground?

Could my dawg stay under such a thing? They do say, The tip of the umbrella hooks to your pet's leash to keep it from straying beyond its protective canopy.

Would my hand get tired from holding such a thing? Would I buy one?

Well, I may try one for free but nope - I would save my $$ on this one. What do you think? Do you own one? Would you buy one?