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Great squeaky toy!
Best squeaky toy for our 18 pound 'puppy.' Great for indoor or outdoor use and he hasn't punctured them yet!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2026
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Good quality, lotsa fun
Not easy to find a sturdy toy for a minipoodle that loves to play rough with his toy. He has not been able to break this into pieces and that feels reassuring that I don't have to worry about little pieces and choking. These things bounce funny and my boy loves playing with it
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Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2026
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good toy foy her she love them she was happy
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Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2026
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Necessary for a small dog.
These are great for a small dog! They can get their mouth around it unlike a round ball. My dog is obsessed with these.
They are great for making him love a new guest to the house. All they have to do is squeak and throw the toy and they have a new friend!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2026
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Great for little dogs but squeaker breaks too easily
My Maltese is about 4.5 pounds and absolutely loves these! He got very excited to play with it right away. The shape is like a slightly flattened ball which is great bc he can pick it up in his tiny mouth. Itโs actually quite cute to see him run with it back to me. When you throw it, the way it bounces and rolls is very unpredictable, which I think adds to the fun. Sometimes my pup drops it while running back and it goes rolling or awkwardly bouncing away from him which causes him to get more excited to chase it and grab it again. Itโs been a highly entertaining toy for almost a week straight. The only downside is that the squeaker in it isnโt very durable. After a few days of playing and chewing to squeak it himself, the squeaker barely makes any noise. My pup isnโt an aggressive chewer at all so if your dog is an aggressive chewer, the squeaker really will not last.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2022
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