Dog bone holder

Abstract

A dog bone or chew toy holder having a cylindrical anchoring base having a top wall, a bottom end, and a sidewall extending between the top wall and the bottom end. The top and side walls are preferably made of plastic, but any durable resilient material will suffice. The anchoring base is filled with concrete or other dense material. A rod with a top end and bottom is anchored in the base and extends vertically from the top wall of the base along its central axis. The rod is threaded and a nylon dog bone or other chew toy is attached to the top of the rod, preferably beyond the base. The dog bone or chew toy is preferably mounted near one end thereof. A cylindrical sheath covers the rod between the bone and the top wall of the base. A rim extends from the bottom end of the base.

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