My dogs new favorite toy, he's a full size labradoodle puppy and ...
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My dogs new favorite toy, he's a full size labradoodle puppy and he is a serious chewer, if you shake the toy really fast he freaks out and really wants to take it down ! I have purchased so many toys its ridiculous, but this seems to be a favorite.
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My dog likes the toy and it seems to be holding up to his chewing. He loves rolling it around and chasing after it, almost more than the food that comes out of it. I have to make sure to tighten the two sides together really hard so that he can't unscrew them, (which has inadvertently done). We have the large size but I really wish this came in an extra large size because 5" is just not large enough. He is a 4 month old lab puppy that will soon outgrow the toy. He can already fit the whole ball in his mouth.
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So I got the monkey and the frog.. the monkey my dog killed the squeaker in under a week and the frog is going strong. This is my dog's favorite toy at the moment. I love the fact there is no stuffing to tear out and spread around the house. lol
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My Labradoodle love this toy. It's large enough to he can't swallow it and he hasn't destroy any part of it yet.  Seems to be made well.

** UPDATE - 5/2012 **
My doddle destroyed the ball via light chewing.
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My dog's favorite toy, EVER!

My dog, Jasmine, a Jack Russell Terrier Mix, absolutely LOVES this pig!  It is her all time favorite toy, she plays with it constantly.  I'm certain it is because of the unique grunt noise that this toy makes when squeezed.  Not the typical squeak!
She usually destroys her toys pretty quickly, and while she did eventually tear a hole in this one, it has lasted much longer than any of her others, despite the fact that she played with it the most.  So now I've got to order a couple more, but I don't mind a bit.  Money well spent I think.

For those of you who have had trouble with the noise maker, I had that problem too.  The plastic tube shaped noise maker piece inside came loose from the rubber tube shaped mouth opening.  With a nimble finger, and a little careful kneading and manipulation, I was able to get it back into place and making noise again.  Only to have it come loose again a few days later.  After fixing it for the 3rd time, I added a couple of drops of super glue to secure the plastic tube part to the rubber tube opening, and it continued to work great from then on and never came loose again.  So when I get my new ones, the first thing I'm gonna do is add a couple drops of super glue to the squawker to keep it in place.

Jasmine says: Buy this toy!  Your dog will love it!
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We have had this toy for about two weeks now and it has been fantastic! My 4 month old labradoodle puppy (about 20lbs right now) was eating so fast out of a bowl I had to find a way to slow him down. This toy was the perfect solution! It was easy to separate the cone and base part (making it really easy to clean as well). The base of the toy is able to hold 3/4-1cup of food and is easy to load up thanks to the two large openings. Any food I can't fit in the base just sits on top of it in the upper cone portion. The fact that you can adjust the hole size of the base is really awesome for increasing the difficulty of the toy over time. The toy does great on carpet or tile/wood (though it will be slightly louder on the hard floors, but not terrible) and keeps my pup occupied for 15-30 minutes depending on what difficulty I set it on. He bats it around no problem and doesn't seem to want to chew on it (although I take it up once all the food is out) and it has held up great being used every day. It is a great size (not ridiculously huge to store) but not so small it is impractical for feeding purposes.

I looked at a lot of food toys and reviews before purchasing one, I went with this one because it was said to be easy to clean (compared to toys like the bob-a-lot) and that you could change the difficulty (compared to something like the Kong wobbler) while also holding a decent amount of food and being a good size. Overall it was the perfect toy to go with and I am so happy I purchased it!
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This is, by far, my dog's favorite toy. He is a bit spoiled and has a few bins with probably a total near 50 toys - and this is his absolute favorite. A friend bought the 8lb ball for her lab and my Scottish terrier took it over. He loved it so much I just had to buy. Even though it's a bit big he carries it by the rope or even sinks his teeth into it and manages to carry it around. I'm almost considering buying 2. I did have to fix the rope when the knot came untied but I just had to re-feed it through the hole and knot it again.
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I purchased the 3" ball. I have never seen a dog so excited about a toy until I purchased this for my dog. It keeps him entertained, and out of trouble for a while. He absolutely loves it, and so do I. When he is fully grown I will definitely be purchasing the bigger size.
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My puppy absolutely loves! Has become her favorite toy.
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This was the favorite of our last dog, and so when we got our new Pup it was an obvious purchase.  It's by far his favorite toy, and they last a good long while, even with a incessant chewer!
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I have to add to the chorus of satisfied customers.  Our 9 month old 35lb labradoodle has hit a chewing phase (at least I hope it is a phase) and his chewing has ratcheted up a few notches.  Nothing is safe.  Patio furniture, doormats, his dog beds and my flip flops have all been sacrificed to his instincts.

I decided that he needed some new and interesting chew toys and resigned myself to having to replace them regularly so he would stay away from things we don't want him to chew.

Enter this toy.  I picked it up due to the many solid reviews, but didn't have high expectations, since our boy doesn't seem interested in Nylabones.  Boy was I wrong.  He goes for this toy multiple times a day and ignores the others.  I put it at the bottom of his toy box and he unloads the toy box looking for it.  I don't know how long it is going to last since he's scraped it up quite a bit already after a week, but even if he tears it up and I have to replace it regularly, it' still a lot cheaper than bully sticks which take him minutes to devour now that he has his adult teeth.  It also smells a lot better and I don't get the heebee geebees when I handle it.  More importantly, it's keeping him away from MY stuff.

I think he likes the shape which makes it super easy to hold and gives him several different areas to chew.  It also seems to have a more chewable texture than Nylabones.  The flavor must be good too given how much he likes it, but I can't even smell a hint of bacon and I'm not willing to taste it, so I can't say much there.

Finally, I will warn you that it is a bit heavy and hard to see on neutral colored flooring so it might turn your language blue or send you to your knees if you kick it or step on it in bare feet, so beware.
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My little pug Bear loves his new Treat Dispensing Chew Ball! This ball is made of very strong rubber, he's been chewing for over a week and it is still fully intact. His favorite part about it is that it bounces! He will bring it up the stairs and chase it as it bounces down! The ball has little holes in the sided so you can push little treats through the sides and they rattle around inside while he tries to get them out. This is his new favorite toy! I would definitely recommend this to any dog owner who thinks their pooch would like a bouncing treat ball!
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Have a new rescue, Lab and boxer puppy, 6 months old who chews incessantly. This toy has lasted 3 weeks so far, when all others lasted 1-2 days.  He loves it, it's floppy, squeaks and stands up to heavy play. Will buy again gladly when he wears this one out.
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This is my new puppies favorite toy.  He loves the trunk as much as the squirrel's.  His sharp teeth have torn the leaves off.
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My dog loves this thing!  It is quite large (15 inch model) and it has SO MANY SQUEAKERS.  There is a squeaker in each paw, one squeaker in the belly that makes a grunting sound, that crumply sounding stuff in the ears, and a squeaker in the head!  My 70lb mixed breed dog usually tears apart soft stuffed toys, but he's had this one for months and hasn't even attempted it.  That's not to say I don't think he could tear this apart, he simply has chosen not to for whatever reason.  He just loves his bunny.  I love it too - it is adorable and so high quality.  If it weren't for the squeakers, I would think it was intended for a human child.  This is one of those rare items I would purchase again and again, though it doesn't look like I'll have to.

UPDATE: After four months, it was ME who ripped this toy!  I pulled one of the ears while my dog had it in his mouth and the seam ripped.  Amazingly, my dog didn't seize upon that as an opportunity to tear it apart.  Ordinarily, if one of his toys tears he goes straight for the stuffing (usually it's HIM that tears them open).  I just ordered a new one - not because there's anything wrong with the first one, but because it's lasted so long that it's totally gross and now needs to live outside and I had a coupon for amazon so I figured, why not?

I still love this toy. I go to Jolly and JW Pet Company for all of my tough rubber and plastic dog toys, but for stuffies this is a perennial favorite.
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Our 1 year old Lab loves it. He likes to bat it all around the room. Now he can finally pick it up in his mouth.
He'll bring it to me to play. I roll it away and he runs to play then brings it back. It is his favorite toy!
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Okay, so there are two dogs in my house, one who LOVES any kind of toy with little things inside. My beagle protects her "babies" carries them around, buries them (to protect them of course), and simply adores these chipmonks/squirrels. Larger lab/pit/boxer mix, you know big jaws, deep chest, often major destroyers of toys? Well he LOVES the trunk. He occasionally steals a baby (which don't hold up to his destructive nature) but he loves to run around with the trunk, it's his size, it's a fuzzy toy, and he has no interest in disecting it. THis is very interesting since he finds a loose string on a toy and just slowly opens the seam. He's maticulous, so his lack of interest in the log, leaves, and holes in bizzare. Either way. I fill the log and both dogs are content, the beagle carefully removes and hides her babies then the lab mix runs around the house showing off his log. It's a great size for his huge jaws and it's very sturdy, the seams on the trunk are reinforced so it keeps its shape even after being mauled... We love this, I've repaired a babies that found there way to the larger dog, but otherwise they've held up great. will be buying more babies once these are worn out.