If you have a puppy that's eight weeks old, you know how destructive they can get with their continuous chewing. At this age, puppies develop all of their baby teeth and are learning to chew. At this point, a safe chew toy will curb their chewing instinct and keep them entertained. If you don't provide safe chews, your puppy will chew everything in sight, from the electrical cords to furniture. Therefore, it's imperative to provide good chew toys designed especially for puppies aged below three months. The general rule to follow when buying a chew toy for a young puppy is to make sure that the toy is not harder than your puppy's teeth, doesn't have pieces that may break off, and anything that may pose a choking hazard for your baby. Nylabone has several chew toys on offer, developed for various stages of teething in a puppy. Check out their puppy range of chews and pick one with the appropriate age and weight limit for your dog.