The phrase "a dog toy" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a toy specifically designed for dogs to play with.
Example: "I bought a new dog toy for my puppy to keep him entertained while I work."
Alternatives: "a toy for dogs" or "a canine plaything."
This is a dog toy and that's a dog toy.
The horns embedded in "The Satellites" and "Daddy's Car" blat feebly, recalling a dog toy underfoot.
My dog chewed out some of the fur lining, so they have served as a dog toy.
Lanky, athletic dogs tend to gravitate toward the Extreme Vertical, in which the competitors jump to snatch a dog toy suspended eight feet over the pool.
"The first results were a bit like the squeaker out of a dog toy," he said, which wasn't surprising: blow through the mouthpiece of a clarinet without the instrument, and the effect is similar.
As in: "Has anyone seen my muslin?" To which the reply is usually: "It's on your shoulder …" The ultimate middle-class newborn accessory: French, inexplicably expensive and looks like a dog toy.
It was hard to tell whether his expression was of joy or pain, as he had a dog-toy gripped tightly between his teeth.
For a stuffed dog toy and a Cinderella watch destroyed.
Back in 2011, a friend of mine from economics class was running a prominent dog toy review website (a niche blog).
Florida's attorney general sued a company that makes a Michael Vick dog toy, claiming proceeds from the sale were never donated to animal shelters as promised by the company.
QUIZ: Split the group into small teams, and give each team a different noisy thing, for example, a squeaky dog toy, bell, hooter, etc. Ask questions that require relatively short and specific answers.
