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Dogs love toys. Whether it’s that first stuffie they get as a puppy or the ratty old relic they still drag around as a senior dog, they are absolutely devoted. But can a dog ever love a toy too much?

Your dog’s vision isn’t like yours—some toy colors just don’t pop. Most dogs can’t see red, green, or orange toys; blue and yellow are best. Dogs spot blue and yellow toys easily due to their ...