WOWBALA Dog Toys for Aggressive Chewers Tough Interactive Tug of War Dog Toys-Squeaky Chew Toys for Small Medium

My active dog loved it immediately. My moderately active dog took a little tempting by me and the active dog shoving it in her face, but then she really got into it too. I do not yet know how durable it is, but it seems well designed and well made. I will update this if it falls apart or something, but right now I rate it highly as a great toy for medium sized dogs…especially if they enjoy tig-of-war or just shaking the life out of their toys. Read more

I have a Frenchie. He is two years old. I cannot find a toy that he doesn’t destroy in literally less than an hour. I saw this one and it says for aggressive chewers so I thought great let me try this one. It only lasted maybe 15 minutes. He had already ripped pieces off & the stuffing was coming out so we had to throw it out. We can’t seem to find a toy for him. Even the ones that say, aggressive chewers. Read more

Its not indestructible. It lasted for about 4 days with a very strong chewing terrier who likes to play tugawar and chew. He plays hard and destroys harder. Honestly I was hoping for at least a week, but he enjoyed it! Read more

I got this toy for our bulldog. He had a hole in it, which will only progress, within minutes. I took it away until I could find out if there is any kind of warranty. The information says this toy is not for aggressive chewers, yet right in the description and the photo of the toy (that way I knew I was looking at the correct toy), it says for the "aggressive chewer". I am disappointed that even though it isn't how they described, it only lasted minutes before there was damage. Not sure if I would buy another product. Read more

With a 75lb pittie every toy eventually is bested by her. The question is: how quickly? For the low cost this toy provides excellent playtime fun with a innovative stretchy center material design that makes a tug game easier on the human and longer lasting than a regular stuffed squeaker toy and easier than with rope toys. It has minimal stuffing which I find a safer option for any dog that likes to tear apart toys to get to the squeaker, and less clean up nice it is opened up. The two end pieces are a good texture that is not hard on my hands or rough on my pups mouth during an extended game of tug of war. Although that means it was still easy enough for her to get open to get to the squeakers as seen in the second photo. Like this much better than the hard plastic toys that get jagged and injure a dogs mouth after being chewed even a little. Read more

For an aggressive chewer it lasted a good bit (3 days until it squeaked). The outer fabric was put together nicely so it was more durable to chew through. Loved playing tug of war and loved playing with it. Prized possession until white fluff took over the house from the inside. Seemed safe for dog to play with. Read more

My puppies are-year-old now really no longer puppies but they play like them still. What a great toy very well-made perfect length for them to carry around. They are around 60 pounds not small dogs some type of German Shepherd/hunting dog we don’t know they were left when they were tiny in the driveway. Thankfully, I found them. I actually just gave it to them this morning. I was waiting so I had three good toys and they would still argue lol. I also bought the armadillo. I could’ve bought the 10 inch I bought the eight it is still a great size for them to grab in their mouth and run around in. 8 inches really is eight. It is full and appears to be strongly made material and design. I would definitely buy more of these if they hold up and I think they will. Dog toys are getting ridiculous in pricing but at least this. Both of these toys seem great. They’re going to need to be high on the chew ability list lol it looks like they might be. The pictures actually represent the toy very well. I just came in. They are in a fenced in yard having a blast fully entertained. Read more

It lasted a couple of days. My dog was very fixated on tearing it apart. He lost a leg on the first day, and over time slowly pulled the stuffing out. It’s a great toy, but experienced chewers will be able to tear it apart. He seems to be enjoying this little guy! Read more