Plush and fleece dog toys do a great job of capturing your pet's attention. You just need to make sure it is the right kind of attention.
Things to consider: The dog's reaction, substituting toys, and indoor & outdoor toys.
Dogs Love 'em - Plush and fleece dog toys can be extremely comforting to some dogs, and those dogs will nuzzle plush and fleece dog toys, mouth them, carry them around, and more or less "baby" them. Other dogs will attack and try to "kill" their plush and fleece dog toys, like its prey in the forest and your dog is the predator. Choose carefully the size and sturdiness of your dog's plush and fleece toys based on how your dog interacts with them.
For Dogs Only - Do not try to substitute plush and fleece stuffed animals for children with plush and fleece stuffed animals for dogs. Many stuffed animals for humans are made of multiple, separable parts. You do not want your dog tearing his hand-me-down plush and fleece toy for humans limb from limb.
Dual Sets - To keep your clean home lasting cleaner longer, your dog should have two separate sets of dog toys, one for indoors and one for outdoors. Great outdoor dog toys include heavy plastic and rubber toys, Kong toys, and Nylabones. Great indoor toys include squeaky latex and vinyl toys and dog toys made of plush and fleece.
