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This is the best toy! Our pittie mix is the very definition of an aggressive chewer, destroying most toys in under an hour. This has been one of the few toys he loves, but hasn’t been able to destroy in six months! We have two, because it’s his favorite toy. The rope part lasts about 10 minutes, but once that’s dispensed with, it’s indestructible. Read more

My GS has NOT destroyed this toy. Its not his favorite but it is his go to when his favorite is not available. It still looks good. Its soft. My GS has not destroyed so 100% durable. Had it awhile and the plastic still in tack. Read more

The Dog Chew Toy with Squeaker provides a mixed bag of experiences for my Scottish Terrier. While it initially showcased sturdiness and entertained my furry companion, the durability of the squeaker fell short of expectations. As a result, I give this chew toy an overall rating of three stars out of five. To begin with, the Dog Chew Toy demonstrated sufficient durability to withstand the enthusiastic chewing of my Scottish Terrier. Its construction appeared sturdy and capable of handling the tenacity of a medium-sized dog. I appreciated its ability to withstand rough play and remain intact, providing my pet with extended chewing enjoyment. However, my excitement waned when my dog managed to destroy the squeaker within a relatively short span of time, approximately 40 minutes. The absence of the squeaker significantly impacted my dog's interest in the toy. While he still chews on it, the lack of the enticing sound diminishes his excitement and engagement. As a result, the overall appeal and entertainment value of the chew toy are noticeably reduced. Despite the disappointment with the squeaker, the chew toy itself remains functional for my Scottish Terrier's chewing needs. The durability and ability to withstand his chewing habits are commendable. Nevertheless, the lack of a working squeaker does impact the overall experience and diminishes the toy's appeal. In conclusion, the Dog Chew Toy with Squeaker provides a mixed experience for dog owners. While it exhibits adequate sturdiness for moderate to intense chewing, the squeaker's durability is a concern. The initial excitement and engagement diminish once the squeaker is destroyed. Considering these factors, I give this chew toy a three-star rating. It may still serve as an acceptable chew toy, but the absence of a functional squeaker limits its overall appeal and entertainment value. Read more

It's only been 1 day since I gave it to my puppy. She ripped off the tassle within a few minutes. I cut it off and it's been okay. I don't expect toys to last super long with her but this one has me hopeful. She really enjoys it. 🤞no smell and bright color. Firm but not too hard. Size is good for my pup. Edit: On Day 2 my dog ripped this to shreds and ate some of the corn nibbles. Oh well. I would not recommend this for aggressive chewers. Read more

My furry baby adores this toy. Even after the handler broke after a few minutes, the remaining piece continues to entertain my pup. Read more

My pitbull mix rips apart EVERYTHING even rope toys. But this, 10/10! she hasn’t been able to rip it at all. It’s super durable and there’s a little squeaker that’s not terribly loud. Highly recommend to strong chewers! Read more

Rope broke in less than 5 mins. Squeaker came out and my dog lost interest in the toy. Total it lasted about 2 and 1/2 days. Breed of dog: chihuahua mix. Read more

This toy is no good for aggressive chewers. My Aussie/ Norwegian Elkhound mix puppy about a year and a half old - destroyed this within hours of giving it to her. She was super excited for it. But the green part is removed first and now she is destroying the rest of the yellow corn part from the same side. So it likely won’t be squeaky tomorrow. I was optimistic for this toy thinking that I would expose her to a fun color and texture. It’s a bust. I am rating it 3 stars because she did like the toy, but it’s not going to last. Read more