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If there was any way, any at all, for us to ask our dogs what they favorite thing in the whole wide world is, we would place a safe bet the first thing out of their muzzles will be “Ball!”, closely followed by “Treat!” And it is no wonder - dogs love their toys and they love the occasional treat they receive for being good pups. Now, most <a href="https://rumble.com/v3trn1-teddywechsel-mit-grace-und-cuba.html" target="_blank">treats</a> are fairly simple. They smell and look like meat and they have this peculiar stick-like shape that simply invites dogs to take a bite. It is either that or those bite-sized biscuits that just melt away in the mouth. But what happens when the treat is white, doesn’t really smell like meat, doesn’t quite look like a stick and it doesn’t exactly look inviting to the palate either? Do you wait for it to transform, morph into something? Do you dip it in something more palatable? Or do you leave it on the floor, stare at it for an undisclosed amount of time and bark at it occasionally, in the hopes of the treat getting better? Because this is exactly what this fluffy puppy did, but the treat didn’t switch from being a boring hide <a href="https://rumble.com/v33oiu-dog-cant-believe-his-eyes-when-his-favorite-chew-toy-comes-to-life.html" target="_blank">chew toy</a>. Simba the Chow Chow puppy appears to have problems figuring out what this weird thing is. It doesn’t move, it doesn’t squeak and when he wraps his lips around it, it is dry and basically tasteless! Hilarious!