Tough Dog Toys

My dog absolutely loves this silly fish. Don't know why, but it's her favorite. She won't play with anything else. It's heavy! Don't hit any windows when throwing it. ( I learned this the hard way)

My dog, Echo, (80 pound Pitty-mix) has this bad habit of destroying every. single. toy. I've ever bought for him. This is a dog that will go into the tree line and bring back - no joke - a 10' tree that was cut down and then drag it around like it's nothing. So I wasn't TRULY expecting something "indestructible"; I'd have been thrilled if it lasted for 2 days, but when he wasn't able to shred it by the end of the 2nd day, I thought I'd give it a week to see how long it WOULD last... it's now been almost 2 weeks, and he STILL hasn't shredded it! Actually, the only thing he has broken on it is the squeaker, but the fish itself remains completely intact!This toy really is the best I've seen! As you can tell from my pictures, the face and tail of it are hard plastic, the body is a really hard rubber, which is where the squeaker is located. It's about 10 or so inches long, and is quite heavy... don't throw it inside the house if you have many breakables, lol, I threw it near a wooden cabinet, and the cabinet recieved a dent (oops).I recommend this toy 100% to pet owners with *very* aggressive chewers! The price is exceptional for such a great toy! Also, I'm not sure if this info is in the description or not, but it's in the information in the box it came in: the toy is made of "food grade" plastic, so any bits the dog injests won't poison them.I've got to say, this toy is WAY better than constantly buying rawhide! At least it lasts longer and is better for him!

Durable, still lasting almost a year later. We have a Pittbull that will destroy toys easily, this one has lost some bits from chewing but overall still intact.

My dog loved this toy however it’s not meant for aggressive chewers as she was able to get it to stop squeaking within the first 3 days and was able to get the tail off not much after that time.

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It is deceptively heavy for its size. The fin was torn off with less than 10 minutes of getting the toy. However the body of the fish is holding up very well. It takes a lot of effort to squish the squeaker but my German shepherd and my coonhound have no problems making it squeak lol. They love to drop the toy at our feet when they want to play…. That is when you notice the actual bulk and weight of the fish, lol.I changed the review because the seller was really responsive and reached out. Outside of the fins which they tore off, the fish holds up to fetch, they’re veracious chewing the the GS’s insanely strong jaw strength. She makes that fish squeaky like a regular squeaky toy in a plush and that fish takes a lot to be able to squeak. If you’re worried about the fins, cut them off, but the rest of the you will hold up!

My pit bull pup had a ball with this toy! Based on some of the pictures posted, I worried that she would begin with the tail fins, but she loves chomping down on the head of the fish and now tends to focus on the back fin. The rubber of this fish reminds me of the original Kong toys, which she destroyed, btw, so it withstands her chewing quite a bit. She has gnawed off small pieces of the back fin, but the toy remains intact, though it’s only a few days old. The location of the squeaker is such that it continues to squeak, much to her joy. So, it’s an all-around great toy. Also, the vendor has reached out to me to inquire about my satisfaction, so if there were a problem, I’m confident it will be resolved. We shall see as the days and weeks wear on. For now, she is pretty content to “play” independently…a win!

The body of the fish is a good, solid and strong toy for the super mega aggressive chewers out there. (You know, the kind that can destroy *EVERY* so called - "Indestructible", "Tiger/lion proof", or even the "insert.### layers-stitch sealed to last".) Reminds me of the rubber Kong toys, but not hollow and shaped as a fish with creepy eyes.The one and only issue I've had with durability are the tails attached - best I can describe: they appear to be made of/similar to [*3 tennis ball 1/2's, flattened to pancakes, then both sides covered in felt and cut into red balloon shapes finally to be attached by being glued partially into the body cavity.]Unfortunately, the adorable "tripled-tails" will survive about 45-seconds before each one is severed from the body with precision - Of course, you'll only have this issue if your dog/s are "DESTROYERS-of-ALL" toys or enjoy skinning & chewing tennis balls into 63+ pieces of rubber with fuzz bits hanging off.