Plush Animal Dog Toy Set, Value Pack 5 Squirrel Squeaky Toys Unstuffed Chew Toys with Storage Bag

My dog just loves the little fuzzy toys especially for tug-of-war and keep away. Having the 2 little squeakers, 1 at each end makes for a lot of fun and attention seeking. Even once the squeakers had been destroyed they are still delightful pull toys.One very important note however, Swoop is a jack russel terrier mix, Moxxi his “sister” is a wonderful pit bull. Needless to say, once Moxxi gets ahold of one of these fun toys-it’s toast. Squeakers ripped out first, sections torn apart etc. it’s quick but she has a blast.Swoop, on the other hand, gets quite a lot of mileage out of them and plays with them for a long amount of time.Oddly, when they play together with them, Moxxi is a lot gentler with them and they last much long.All in all, for the price and the entertainment value, my animals think they’re great!Even the cats like to steal them from the dogs and play with them up on their catwalks.Would be nice if the squeakers are a little larger so they last a bit longer but then again-that might make the humans crazy with the extra squeaking.

My border collies favorite pass time when bored is ripping plush toys to shreds (he looks so proud at the job well done!) While I usually avoid squeaky toys for the annoyance factor, I gave these a shot in lieu of not having to pick up tons of fluff. As expected, he’s happily doing his thing decapitating these adorable forest creatures and each is lasting about a week before the shreds start to have a stink from his fish based diet. I feel like the plush is lasting slightly longer than the stuffing based counterparts because he’s not as active in making holes to get all the filling out. 20$ for 5 weeks worth of comfort chewing / creature murder is absolutly worth the price and I know his 9yr old teeth are not being damaged in the same way a rope or other more durable / abrasive fabrics would with all that chewing friction. 5 stars all the way and plan on reordering several times over as needed. My pup is the kind that would meticulously peel a tennis ball, split it in half and chew the rubber to dime size pieces, no stuffed animal or rope stands a chance, rubber bones and lacrosse balls often get chunks ripped out; he’s an aggressive chewer indeed.

My pup is about a year and a half old, and she LOVES squeaker toys, but she had absolutely DESTROYED every one I ever got her, leaving a huge mess of cotton stuffing all over my house to clean up (very annoying). I tried getting more durrable rubber toys, but she just wasn’t interested in them the way she was with the soft noise makers.These ended up being the PERFECT solution. I gave her a new one from the pack once every other week or so, and she’s now obsessed. I wish the duck hadn’t had stuffing (because I predictably ended up having to pick it up after it went all over), but I was still very impressed overall with how well the rest have held up. It’s been about 3 months and while she’s dislodged a majority of the squeak pouches, there are still a few left and it’s hands down the longest any of her toys have lasted since I’ve had her. I’ll definitely be reordering when these finally meet their end.

If your dog is an aggressive chewer, it should be common sense to not buy these toys. If you decide to, supervise them to keep them from being destroyed. The toys don't deserve a low rating because you should know your dog better. My Aussie is surprisingly rough on toys, and really only has nylabones and other various chews to play with on a daily basis. We just gave him the raccoon the other day and so far so good! We only let him play with it while we're actively tossing it with him, and he is yet to destroy it. We put them away during the day so he can't get to them. All in all a perfect toy to toss around and play tug of war with. He isn't too fond of the squeakers-- just doesn't care they're there, and I LOVE the fact there's no stuffing for him to rip out and eat. Would definitely buy again once we've gone through all 5 toys!

My two german shepherds are professional toy surgeons. Any time they are given a stuffed toy, they carry it around for days like its their prize, then their dark side comes out and they will make a 1/2" incision and pull 12,782 individual pieces of fluff through said incision and distribute them evenly around my home. These toys allow them to parade their "catch" around, without encouraging their sadistic doctor play. The worst they do now is rip off the head to get to the squeaker inside, which they happily trot around chewing like bubblegum until I lose my mind and take it from them days later. They are remarkably tough toys, considering how simple they are. Stitching is tough, and it takes both of my massive dogs a matter of weeks of tug of war with them to begin amputating arms, legs, and heads. Tough, cheap, and entertaining to say the least. Buy it!

My beagle mix pup (just turned 1) is not kind to his plush toys but he LOVES them. I love the way I don't have to pick stuffing off the floor. I've now purchased this bag of toys for the second time. He loves when I go to the closet to get a toy out of his orange bag. He loves to tear these toys apart - which is does pretty quickly - but after they are ripped up my husband can still play tug of war with him for 2-3 weeks. He continues to chew on them and play with them until I finally decided they have had enough and I go get another out of his orange bag.

Our dog is not a heavy chewer. She does, however, love to take stuffing out of toys. Finding a set without stuffing is important. This fit the bill. She loves them. After a couple of months she was able to get the head off the raccoon but as there's no stuffing it wasn't a big deal. The stuffed duck....hasn't been so fortunate. It lasted a short while before bursting and the dog had the stuffing. Overall for the price it is definitely worth it. Hours of fun to be had.

My dog Myra (a 22 lb full grown mixed breed) usually tears up any toy i get her in a matter of minutes...lol, i love her, but she is a terror!! Not these though! Since they have no plush stuffing, there is nothing to tear up...no muss, no fuss...she has had them over a week and they are all still intact!..Bottom line, if you have an aggressive chewer, your doggie will love these toys..mine does....thanks for this great product! "woof", says Myra