Some people might feel tempted just to buy a single toy for their dog. After all: if they have an indestructible dog ball, is there any point in having other toys? To answer the question posed, it does make sense to have more than one toy for your dog to enjoy.If the first toy gets lost or damaged, for example, you’ve got other backup toys that will entertain your dog. Plus, if you and your canine friend frequent a relative’s home regularly, you can keep some toys there rather than transporting them around all the time. Having a selection of tough dog toys will also ensure that your dog never gets bored playing with or being thrown balls and other chew toys such as bones.