PlayologyPlush Crinkle Dog Toy - Medium Crinkle Egg - Peanut Butter Scented Dog Toy, Engaging, All-Natural, and Interactive Non-Toxic Chew Toys

Let me start by saying our dog has destroyed every single toy she’s ever had— it’s just a matter of time, even with limited supervised play. So we look for toys that 1) are durable 2) don’t hurt her teeth 3) don’t have a lot of edges that can be chewed off unnoticed. This one fit the bill, and she LOVED it! She destroyed the first one we bought by ripping out the tag, and then unraveling the seam. The second one we purchased, we snipped the tag as short as we could. This extended its life to a couple months instead of weeks, but she still managed to chew the seams apart during play. That being said, this was one of her favorite toys due to the crinkle. We ended up buying the plush Playology ring toy afterwards, and she loved it as well.

Pictures: First three are first 24-hours, June 2-3, so she first chewed off the label and then worried a small hole (day one) and then made the hole progressively bigger (day two). June 5 are photos four and five. June 9 is the final picture, so you can see that once she gutted it she didn't make a whole lot more destructive progress, though she likes to present it for some tug.Our dog LOVES the scented Playology toys in general, though we only give her high chewer rated toys. The only fabric toys she's managed not to completely gut and turn inside out and then shred in a day are the Tuffy toys, which are not stuff and comparable in price. Based on the construction we had some hope for this toy and, for the most part, it did not disappoint. That said, the squeaker never squeaked even once!She got it, went as always with new soft toys to her happy place under the dining room table and proceeded to scissor off the label. Next she gnawed a tiny hole, not at the label but maybe an inch past it - and not on the seam either). Generally once she has worried a hole in a stuffed toy the next fun part is ripping out the stuffing all over the carpet and then turning the toy inside out. In this case it took her two days to make the hole progressively bigger. At this point she got the squeaker out and abandoned it (btw it is a typical plastic squeaker so if your dog eats squeakers consider removing it) and I just pulled the remaining 40%-ish stuffing out because *enough with the picking up of tufts of toy guts*.This gets four stars instead of five because despite the layers she's still able to scissor it, but it's at least as good as the Tuffy toys in terms of durabiliyt and maybe better because she really loves the Playology smells.Dog: 37 pound 1/4 Rott, 1/4 Husky, 1/4 Terrier, 1/4 hound female

He can chew them up but he sure has fun playing with themHe loves the noise-crinkle- sound they makeAnd they can be thrown in the house all day longWill can continue to buy

Great product except for the squeeker.Very difficult for large dog mouth to activate.Squeak is 100 times quieter than any other squeeky chew toy that I am familiar with.There is zero comparison to your large retriever roll / fetch stick squeeky.Please fix, you'll have a great squeeky plush chew toy if you do.

This is the only dog toy that we have found that our Boston Terrier hasn’t been able to destroy. Other toys may have lasted for a day but the Playology toys last. We highly recommend

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Pictures: First two are first 12-hours, June 19. She scissored off the label, as usual and then made a very small hole. Two days later there are two holes, but they hadn't gotten much bigger a week later, June 29. The last two pictures are today, July 8. The noisy plastic started to peek out a week ago and I just pulled it out and tossed it and it was still in one piece, handy for tossing.May I just say that this is nothing short of remarkable for our dog. She generally cuts everything in small pieces or strips with her scissoring back teeth, and she's neither done that with this ring, nor has she forgotten it. We traded it out for two days and then brought it back and she brings it to us for some tug every day.Until this toy, the only fabric toys she's managed not to completely gut and turn inside out and then shred in a day are the Tuffy toys. Based on the construction and the fact that this toy was not stuffed we had hope for this toy and it did not disappoint.When she received it she went to her happy place under the dining room table and proceeded to scissor off the label (she also did this with the Playology stuffed bone. Next she gnawed a tiny hole, not at the label but maybe an inch past it - and not on the seam either - exactly the same as what she did to the Playology stuffed bone. Weird. Generally once she has worried a hole in the Tuffy toys she proceeds to scissor any weak parts into small square pieces that she joyfully tosses on the carpet. We are really surprised at the small amount of damage in the last three weeks of her working on this thing (even net of the couple days of "rest" for the toy).This is a FIVE star toy for us because it has 1) NO stuffing or swallowable squeaker pieces or small pieces of crinkle plastic, though she couldn't care less about the crinkly plastic, IMO 2) multiple tuff layers that minimize her scissoring for some reason, and 3) the ring/Mobius strip shape lets her bring it for tug and for us to have something other than an increasingly skinny strip to hold on to (the Tuffy bones get harder and harder to hold the skinnier they get), and finally, 4) because it is still in one piece three weeks later. Amazing.Dog: 37 pound 1/4 Rott, 1/4 Husky, 1/4 Terrier, 1/4 hound female

I got this a while back and it’s been sitting on my floor ever since my dogs have no interest in chewing or playing with it

Lasts a long time.