Great until the dog figures out that she can dig ...
346957
Great until the dog figures out that she can dig at the bottom and it will come right up and out she comes....
4811495
I really like the "concept" of this toy.  My dogs love to rip the stuffing out of plush toys and are so proud of themselves when they have completely gutted a toy and reach the squeaker... all behind our backs, of course.  So a toy that utilizes removeable "eggs" is appealing.  What a great way to keep the dogs from ripping everything to shreds, right?.  Like I said, I like the concept; but the reality is that dogs don't play by the rules, or at least mine don't.  After futilely attempting to remove the eggs (the opening is a little too small and makes the task overly difficult, IMO), my dogs decided to rip out the face, legs, and other areas instead, quite happy and content to leave the eggs inside!  So I decided, what the heck, I'll just pull out the eggs and let them play with those by themselves.  Hmmm... they don't rip those up.  Go figure.

But if your dogs aren't terriers (or in the case of one of mine, merely _thinks_ he's a terrier), then go ahead and get this toy.  It's really clever, very well made, and high quality.  Even one of mine--the one that isn't a terrier except in his own mind--has carried this toy into his kennel and napped with it while I'm paying bills or working on the computer; so even though he gutted it, he still enjoys it in a non-destructive way... and ALL the dogs enjoy playing "tug" or "chase" with it.
83622
i ordered this bed because my 4 months lab mix loves to hide under the couch and bed, she sees them as her safety den. Cozy Cave is the exact bed I am looking for, primarily because of the hood. Initially my dog jumps right in when we present it to her but after a few minutes of burrowing around, she walks right back out. This happens over the course of a few day which puzzled my boyfriend and I. Turns out that the filling is very cushy..too cushy to the fact that if Lucy, my dog, rolls too close to the side, she is hanging on just by the cover of the hood, making her look as if she is about to fall off to the side. It sure does not look too comfortable for her. I have to constantly adjust the bed and to place her right into the middle to coax her to stay in.

I got the idea from the design of some of the other dog beds ( especially the bagel shape ones) and created a barrier on all the sides. I took a lot of the extra fillings out and pushed the rest into the sides. leaving a nice amount of filling in the middle. Now my Lucy loves the bed, and because the fillings are pushed to the sides, it also pushes the hood open and she does have to dig her way. Now when she turns in her sleep, she doesn't roll all the way to the sides. I recommend anyone to try this before they send the bed back.
1393071
The good news is my 30 pound lab mix loved it. The bad news is that after three days she tore open the top seam and completely eviserated the poor hedgehog and turned it inside out. I may try to restuff it and sew it, but toy is not as durable as I hoped.
3420983
She actually enjoys gnawing on this even though she's super picky. She never takes any bones/rawhides, but she gladly took this one away and crunched where she could make contact. I don't know where it is, I doubt she finished it, but it might not be that long lasting because I just vacuumed and still didn't locate it.
4528175
First two times it seemed to work well. I thought I had finally found the answer to her boredom/destructive behavior when out of our sight.  On the third use, she ate the food, then ate the Kong.
1230489
The shape of it is awkward for my dog to hold it in his mouth. He's also a big fan of catching toys in his mouth, and he has to get really lucky to grab this one out of the air. It's definitely a fun toy though. I keep one in the house. I never take it outside, because I'm scared it's going to get disgusting. I'm sure it's a good outside toy for the right dog. The blue rubber is only halfway durable. It can be punctured by a tight grip, so be wary of that. I've had mine for about 3 months being shared by 2 dogs, and one small section (about the size of half a penny) of rubber has been ripped off so you can see the foam underneath. Overall, it's been a nice toy to have.
4045187
Birthday gift for young girl and it was a huge hit!  Unfortunately, her dog at it two weeks later :-(
772171
Got this thinking it would keep the dog out of the trash but she has figured it out, so far she runs away when it opens but she seems to be less and less spooked by the unexped motion so I fear it's just a matter of time until the 4 D size batteries ( not included) come out and it becomes an overly complex regular waste can but for now its kind of fun.  You have to lift the entire top off to empty the unit a more cumbersome operation than the old unit where you just stepped on the pedal and lifted the inside without needing to touch the top it's not a big deal if you have convienent place to set the large cover.
3615475
Brushes deep, dog gets antsy when it's time to stop.
28170
My Rat Terrier, LuLu, loved this toy.  She enjoyed pushing it around and trying to get the Hamster.  The problem with this toy is:

1.  You have to "open" the ball to turn on and to turn off the Hamster.
2.  The two spheres that make up the ball is difficult to connect back together.
3.  The spheres connect by matching and "popping" opposite "bumps" into matching holes, not easy.
4.  And the "bumps" do not fit deeply and/or tightly enough to keep the two spheres together during play.

This saddens me because my dog really loved to chase this hamster in a ball around the house.  But once it pops open, I don't think it is safe for her to have the small, mechanized hamster, still running, to chew on.
4565944
These are terrific for the pills until the dog gets wise to the idea that there is a pill inside.
2361635
My dog definitely liked this bed from the moment I put it out on the floor after taking it out of the box.  She came charging over and dove right in and then decided to start biting and scratching at it.  I wasn't too worried at first but she's already managed to tear a hole through the bottom lining and into the cushion.  If you have a dog with destructive tendencies this one may not be built sturdy enough to withstand it.  Hopefully once she's outgrown her puppy chew on everything phase I can get her another one of these that she won't be as inclined to destroy while she plays.
33745
My dog, all too soon, realized she could pull / push on it and the sides would bend inward and down enough, she just hopped over it. With the top closed, she couldn't do that but she did body slam the sides and it toppled on its side -- didn't want that. However, because it folds up, it has become part of our "canine travel kit" and will go with us for road trips.
3225087
I like this bowl and it definitely slows down my dog's eating.  However, she's figured out that she can paw at it and flip it over, spilling all the food out.  I don't know what a good work around for this is.
3351906
Bought this for my (at the time) 4 month old Shih Tzu/Poodle mix.  All five pounds of her tackled this toy within one hour.  She seem to love the little nylon rope tail and the extremely plushy fur. The round body was perfect to her to grip on and the limbs and ears were the right proportions for her to gnaw on.  The only problem was that puppies love to pick at things, and she picked at the toy until she discovered that she could pull out tufts of fur in a single pull.  Sooo, within an hour of getting her muzzle on the toy the little piggy had bald ankles! I hated taking the toy away (she looked so cute playing with it and given what I paid for it) but tossing it would have been cheaper than the vet bill.
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My dog is a powerful chewer, but she is only medium sized. I thought this would be a great toy for her, but two things stopped me from rating it higher. One, she made quite a dent in this in a very short period of time and, two, it had a very strong chemical rubber smell (which the company assured me was safe) which permeated the closet I had this in!
I think this would be a great product for a dog that was less of a chewer than mine!