It's a good practice to rotate your dog's toys regularly to keep them engaged and prevent boredom. A general rule of thumb is to rotate toys every 1-2 weeks. This helps maintain your dog's interest in the toys, making playtime more exciting. When you rotate the toys, you can reintroduce ones that were put away, making them seem new and interesting again. Additionally, rotating toys can prevent your dog from getting too attached to a single toy, which can lead to possessiveness or overattachment. Observing your dog's behavior can also give you clues; if they seem disinterested in a particular toy, it might be time to rotate it out. Remember to always supervise your dog when playing with toys to ensure their safety.

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