I have a darling sheltie who has destroyed many stuffed ...
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I have a darling sheltie who has destroyed many stuffed animals, but she has met her match with the Mighty Rabbit. Thanks so much.
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I have a 2 year old cattle dog who destroys every plush toy she gets. She has had this for a week and has not been able to find a weak spot to destroy it. She tries really hard to find one, but so far no luck. She love it and carries it around with her everywhere. This is the longest a plush toy has lasted with her. Highly recommended!
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My 8 month old Boston Terrier loves Duckworth. Unfortunately, Duckworth lost his stuffings after about 2 weeks. My puppy is in her destructive stage & very little has survived her torture. I just removed all the stuffing out of Duckworth & they (boston terrier & boxer) still play tug of war with him.
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I have a lab that destroys all toys. This is her favorite she has 3 in different sizes and cannot destroy them. They clean up nice in the dishwasher too.
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My dog loves it, but he destroyed it within days. He's a husky and has torn this to shreds and pulled out all the stuffing, but he still carries around its hollow carcass. He loves his firehose!
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I have 2 mini schnauzers. One who literally destroys every toy. Shes a MAJOR chewer. Even chewed up a Kong already!  The Nylabones like these are extremely hard and she cant bite off pieces to swallow. There are other Nylabones not as strong. Ive also used elk antlers and she even chews those and breaks pieces off!
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My husky has chewed up absolutely every stuffed toy and most plastic toys. She doesnt like rubber toys, but Ive bought two of these petlou bite me dogs and she gets months of fun out of them. Ive bought other petlou products that didn't last three days.
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My Eskie loves to rip dog toys and leave bits and pieces all over the floor.  She does not do that with these toys.  I will not buy another toy that has stuffing in it.  She hates squeakers, so she ruins those too.  I bought a 16-squeaker toy and within an hour she had punctured all the squeakers.  The only problem is she also chews the squeaker thing that screws into the top of the plastic bottle.  I haven't yet found where I can buy replacement squeakers.  I just replace the plastic bottles every once in a while (and recycle them).  It takes a 16.9 ounce plastic bottle that fits in nicely.
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My pets love to destroy beds.  All the fluffy style beds are like chew toys to them.  They treat them like stuffed animals meant to have all the stuffing pulled out.  they do not do this to these until they start wearing out (about a year or so) then they tear out the bottom of them.  Overall they are the best I have found for my two to have something to put in their crates and on their kurandas.
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My dog is a stuffed toy killer. No toys have survived her reign.. except these furballz. I had picked up a pack of three of the medium sizes at sam's club during the holidays. They are all still alive 2 years later! I wanted to try to replace those for this Christmas, but ended up grabbing a large size (since it looks like they don't make the medium ones anymore?)  As you can tell, she isn't too sad about the upgrade in size. My two large dogs use these as tug toys and they still look great. They look so nasty simply because they leave them out in the rain. 100% reccomend and will repurchase throughout her life.
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Our powerful St. Bernard/Boxer mix rescue boy, Spencer, LOVES toys but absolutely destroys them. Other than our red Kongs he's wrecked every toy he's gotten, including a black Hartz Tuff Gear our last dog had for a lifetime. In May 2015 I bought a three-pack of these supposedly hard-to-destroy goDog dragons on a whim (okay, I liked them) and Spencer LOVED them. He loved to fetch them, play tug with them, and dismantle them. First came some stuffing, then the squeaker, then more stuffing... but once the stuffing was gone (we would take it away, of course) the rest held together well enough to play fetch and tug with so we kept them. Spencer knows where they're hidden and will attempt to get them if we're not careful.

It's almost Christmas 2015 and we just threw away one carcass because it just couldn't hold together anymore, and another may not make it much past the new year, but we ordered two fresh ones here to give him for Christmas and frankly, I'm certain he suspects it because they're the only boxes he's shown any interest in, but since he can't climb they are safe... for now. We got a black one and a pink one.

We are THRILLED with these toys because he loves them so much and they've lasted almost 8 months (so far) with regular (daily) rough play. We have to pay attention to his methodical munching and determined dismantling, keeping his play with them supervised with them until the stuffing and squeaker are gone, but after that we let him have them. Though they are not indestructible, in our estimation goDog dragons are the best dollar-for-dollar dog toy investment we've ever made. One would think that a toy with a head, wings, limbs and a tail would not have a snowball's chance in Hell but our experience has been excellent.

In other words, 'dragon' has cemented itself among the "words we dare not utter around Spencer," right next to 'walk'.
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These toys are the most destruction-proof plush toys I have found.  Dogs will open up a hole and rip out all the stuffing over time, but the outer skin lasts forever.  My dogs play with them even after all the stuffing is gone.
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I adopted a 6 year old Staffie (Staffordshire Terrier). He loves, loves, LOVES stuffed animals, but literally destroys them within a minute or two of having them. He's blind and will not play with any other toy, so the only thing I can get him is something that is stuffed. For some reason he loves only this type of toy. I read great reviews about this item, so I decided to give it a shot. I handed it over to him just now, convinced that he would not tear it open (or that it would at least take him a while to do so). I look over 2 minutes later and there is already a HUGE tear just between the Lobster's eyes. Sigh. I might as well be giving him $10 bills to chew up. Very, very disappointed in this product.
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The other day she tore up a stuffed animal in about 20 minutes. Not sure what's so different about this one but she's been carrying it around very softly in her mouth. She chews on it but not hard and she won't play tug of war with it. It's like it's her baby. Could it be because it's made of lamb's wool? Whatever it is I'm thrilled. She really seems to love it. It seemed like it might fall apart but so far so good.
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I bought one of these 3 years ago for my Chocolate Lab / Mastiff mix - she's a pretty aggressive chewer, and I have learned to be selective about what I give her.  We use this and her other Kong to give her peanut butter and other treats, we run it through the dishwasher, and it's lasted all this time.  It's starting to split a little on the ends (it the cleavage so to speak) so it's time to replace it, but I think I got my money's worth out of it.
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My rottweiler is obsessed with jolly balls. Unfortunately they seem to be getting thinner or something. The last 1 I bought didn't even make it a week before it was destroyed. My rottweiler isn't a toy destroyer either.
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I love these stuffing free toys. My dog feels it is her sworn duty to gut any new stuffed toy, but she loves the things. This one has no stuffing to spread everywhere. It is also pretty durable. Between my Lab and my golden retriever they tend to kill the squeakers pretty quick, but they keep playing with the toy and they are not gentle! You should see them playing tug-o-war with it. I got them a Kong brand tug toy, supposedly indestructible. They had a hole in it and stuffing coming out in about a week. That thing was stitched six ways to Sunday and they still managed it. They rip holes in these too eventually but I don't mind since they don't have stuffing spread everywhere. Plus, when they get disgusting I just throw them in the washer.