Side by Side Comparison of: KONG

I love and hate these because my dog has gone completely insane for them. I have a Belgian Malinois and she loves her toys and she loves to chew. I gave her one of these and she has been carrying it everywhere. Constant squeaking and the squeaker is louder than any other toy I have ever heard! She has a talent of making sure the squeaker is point away from her and not muffled in her mouth. I had to take it away last night so I could sleep and give it back when I was fairly certain even my neighbors were awake in the morning (she goes in and out as she pleases - I don't keep her outside). My dog's jaw strength will surely double over the next couple weeks if she keeps biting down over and over again like she has been doing so far! This has to be the best toy I have purchased for my dog (according to her obvious reaction). If these last a decent amount of time they will certainly be the best toy ever since my dog destroys everything else rather quickly. Buy these if your dog likes squeaky toys!

My cocker spaniel absolutely loves these squeaker tennis balls. We keep around 30 in his basket to choose from. Normally by the end of the day he has them all out. Not sure how he determines which one he is going to play with but will spend most of his waking day entertaining himself with them or should I say tearing the fuze off them and chewing on them. When he's not sleeping with one he chewing on it. He is a fetcher so we will normally spend an hour or so a day playing catch. The small balls seem to be his favorite and much easier for him to catch and they have a good bounce. He is also a chewer so I don't have a high expectation that balls will last long....normally a couple of months before I have to replace them.

Having been an adult dog owner for a while, I forgot the energy and vigor of a young puppy - also the size. When they could barely get their mouths around these balls they were soft enough for them to bite down and carry them. As they have gotten older, it is even easier. The durability is unsurpassed. While they get quite fuzzy and disheveled looking, form and function remain intact.

My boy loves these! He has destroyed many things but I think he wants to keep these around because he hasn't torn them to shreds yet. He loves to run around the house and chase after his squeaky! We have had these for a couple years now and they show some wear but otherwise they are fine. They have sat outside for days in the sun and rain, hand washed in the sink and put back into action. Will definitely buy more in the future but right now they are holding strong.

tennis balls with a squeaker! it's the favorite of my three and they wrestle for who gets what ball ... well made, and pretty durable considering the use they get around our place - they also bounce well (some of the imitators to the Kong Squeaks will squeak but they don't bounce well - beware!) - these are the real thing and I love the bright colors for when they get tossed in the brush, making them easier to find.

A fun squeaky small ball for my 14 pound dog. Easy for me to squeeze it for a squeak and she is ready to chase after it. The size is perfect for her as a regular size tennis ball is too large for her mouth. But, it you have a larger dog, it could be a choking hazard so buy size appropriate. So far I haven't had to throw away any that were chewed up because they are so small that they do roll under furniture. I buy these as an "add-on" item when I am shopping for other heavier items on Amazon and sometimes gift them to the neighbor dogs. :-)~

Like Marvin the Moose and his predecessors, I'm sure Rosie the Rhino will eventually end up as a giant pile of stuffing in my backyard sooner or later, but as for now, she is fighting the good fight and surviving my two dogs. The squeaker in these Kong Cozies is harder to squeak and it's not a very 'good' squeak, which honestly probably helps my case because the dogs are less motivated to shred her apart and get the coveted squeaker out to chew up. I'm happy with how the Kong Cozies have held up in terms of being a plush toy, and will buy another when this one is inevitably destroyed.

Squeeky toys don't usually last long. This was given to my 85 pound aggressive chewer dog and it's still in pretty good shape about 2 months later. She did chew off the ears but it was well sewed so no harm. She also chewed off the tail, I did have to resew the tushy area but it's still going strong after that.
This is her favorite toy, I will try to get her other Kong toys like this now that I know they will last longer than most. They are her favorite toys to play with.

My Maltese loves little toys he can carry around with him and try to get the squeaker out - this toy fit the bill! It's small and lightweight, so that he can take it wherever he wants (upstairs, my bed, etc). He's been digging and chewing to get the squeaker for days now and no small holes have formed like in similar toys. This is a very well-made product. Please click "yes" if helpful.

Her favorite toy.

I have bought 6 KONG Cozie's and the quality seems to differ from each one. A little background information: We have two Dobermans. One loves to play with toys, he carries them around like a baby and brings one to bed every night. The other is rough on his toys and like to remove stuffing.

1. The pink elephant has stood the test of time. It's been about 3 months and Mr. pink elephant is still intact. He is usually the favorite to be taken to bedtime. The squeaker still works!

2. The moose is still going strong too, but for whatever reason isn't loved as much as the elephant.

3. The rabbit died rather quickly. Probably about 2 weeks before shreds of bunny ears were found scattered around the house.

4. The alligator didn't even make it a couple hours before being decapitated.

5. The Rhino is now split in two pieces, but Rocky still loves to carry around the halves. He dug in the trash to get them back when I tried to throw it away.

6. Lion- Hasn't been given to the dogs yet, we are moving and separating the dogs, this will be a gift to the one dog as an apology as his brother slowly destroys all his beloved toys.

This is the 2nd set of these balls and the dog loves them dearly. They say "Happy Birthday" but that doesn't seem to bother the dog whose birthday has passed some time ago. They squeak and are just the right size for a 25 lb. dog with average snout. The squeaker dies fairly early on but the ball lasts longer. Nice colors and good bounce.

These squeaky balls were just like regular balls. I thought that if they were made for dogs, the fuzz on the outside would be applied differently so as not to be eaten or ingested, but my dog tore off the outside fuzz just like a regular tennis ball. The difference is that these ones squeak.

He loved these balls. I used to thank him for the beautiful "music". Recently had birthday and when they sang happy birthday to me, Eddy ran around us squeaking his "musical" ball to the song! Only gave 4 stars 'cause they did not survive long enough and had to be tossed.

my dog seems to be able to distinguish between these and the all yellow balls and these are secondary to the all yellow Kong Squeakairs. Who knows why, but she consistently leaves this one if the other can be found

You can't beat the price of this three pack! My dog doesn't really care if they say "Happy birthday" or "Four score and seven years ago..." on them, they all chew the same. I usually have to buy a three pack every few months because my 40 lb dog has figured out how to remove the squeaker pretty quickly, and once that is out, it's only a matter of days before she tears them apart. But she loves to play with these and for just over a dollar a ball I don't care if they only last a few weeks each.

These are essentially the same as the yellow/green Squeak Air balls by KONG. But so many colors! And cheaper.Gordon (dog) would rate these 10 stars. They are the literal best thing ever. When he's actually using these, I would rate these maybe 2 stars, because he will just sit with one in his mouth and squeak incessantly until I offer him food or another ball or a walk. Ignoring him doesn't work - the longest it has continued was 40 minutes before I finally cracked and gave him an early dinner. Yes, 40 minutes. Like I said, the literal best thing ever. Gordon lives for them.Durability: Our 3-packs last about 2-3 months if I keep rotating them and don't get them particularly muddy or wet. Gordon will very rarely try to take off the tennis fuzz, but if your dog is a destructive chewer (and not one who chews for the purest joy of a squeaky sound), it would not take long to disassemble these. If you play with them inside only, they'll last considerably longer. They seem to be slightly less durable than the larger orange Squeakair that we have, but similar to the yellow medium size. Like all toys with small parts, even if they aren't immediately easy to get to, you should keep an eye on your dog and not leave him alone with one of these (the obnoxious noise can be helpful in this case: if you know the dog has the ball, is in the adjacent room, and stops squeaking? should probably check on him!). They bounce fine (not as much internal pressure as a regulation tennis ball, so they aren't quite as snappy, but they bounce plenty for a dog to give chase).Size: About the same weight (same size) as your average tennis ball. Our 55lb dog can fit one in his mouth perfectly (we cannot grab it out of his mouth, unlike the larger size) but is too big for him to swallow whole (small size would probably be fine for terriers etc., but should definitely not be given to larger dogs, who would easily accidentally choke on them).These are NOT waterproof: Mud and/or water will make the squeaker die a slow death, but our dog gets a kick out of squeaking them just to hear the hissing air of a dead ball, and will keep using them until they are totally battered, ripped, and basically disgusting. If you do get it wet, I recommend squeezing out as much water as you can (in a location your dog cannot hear, or he will likely go berserk) and letting it dry out in the sun for a few hours to prevent it from getting moldy, and otherwise smelly and gross..

For a stuffed toy this thing has held up pretty great with two small dogs and a pup playing with it constantly. It's taken them a while to actually tear the thing up a little. Which is my fault for leaving the toy out constantly without supervising them while they play. My dachshund tears toys up in 5 mins and she's gotten ahold of this toy a few times which is why it has a few holes in it. But it's still in one piece besides the few small holes. It's definitely harder for them to rip apart than a normal stuffed toy.

Only reason not 5 stars is mine came with broken squeaker, which I didn't realize until I had already opened the package and thrown the the tags away. Just got a new puppy and was excitedly preparing for the big homecoming, getting some toys ready, and this was her first toy.

She is a 3-pound 9-week old, and of course, she needs to mouth things and nibble. So we keep this nearby (we got the small size which is perfect for her) and when she starts to get too nippy with us, we use this to refocus her. She loves it, especially the elephant's tail. In fact, it's in a constant wet (gross) slobber state from her gnawing.

We also have the green alligator, which is firmer than the elephant and has that tiny tail she loves to chew. It's squeaker is hard for her to squeak.

I have ordered several (probably 10 by now) of the KONG stuffed toys. They seem to be the only ones that hold up for more than 10 minutes. I was a little disappointing in this order though because I requested the blue dog and got the blue and pink lion. Not a huge deal because my dogs don't know the difference but the blue lions pink hair is kind of a pain when they pull it off and leaves hot pink fuzzies all over the place.

Our favorite KONG stuffed toys are the alligator because it has the least hanging body parts. My dog chews the parts off and swallows them... luckily they seem to pass without issue. We also like the pink elephant a lot. It has seemed to hold up the longest for whatever reason. Least favorite is the lion because of the pink fuzzy hair. The moose got ripped to shreds right away... My dogs had it out for him from the get go.

I like ordering these from Amazon because they sell for almost triple in the pet store. Since they go fast, I can order 2-3 at a time for the same price. Don't expect them to be some amazingly strong stuffed toys. They are above average for a plush animal but if your dog is determined, they will have it in pieces within minutes. Sometimes they last because our dogs play nice and other times my living room is covered in "stuffy snow" right away. With out big girl swallowing legs and arms whole, we also play what stuffy is that in the yard bombs.

My furchild LOVES stuffed animals. She loves to lay down and cuddle with them as well as run around and shake & play with them.
I keep saying I won't buy her any more every time I find myself cleaning stuffed animal fluff from across the house.
But they make her so happy - so I always give in and buy her more hoping they will withstand her tough love.
I am happy to report that these do last longer than most stuffed animals do. Sadly - she had disembowled them within the month.
The Rhino has lasted much longer than the alligator - who she proudly carries around fluffless now.
I would warn you to watch your pup though - I had to make sure to confiscate the squeaker from her once she had unintentionally killed the gator

UPDATE UPDATE: 14 months after purchase, our cocker spaniel's "baby" (the blue dog) finally needs to be replaced. It's been fetched from the pool countless times, carried around the house and yard, and lovingly chewed on. Definitely ordering another today.

UPDATE: After constant play and adoration for several months, this toy IS HOLDING UP! Yesterday it finally had a tear in the ear and in the tail, but this is one tough little chew toy. My dog isn't a manic toy destroyer, but he has chewed the covering off dozens of tennis balls and has chewed the stuffing out of other toys very quickly, so I think it's safe to say this little pup is tougher than most similar dog toys. Plus it's just adorable and washable and cute. My dog thinks it's his baby.

ORIGINAL REVIEW: "Medium" is small - it's about the size of two and a half tennis balls. My English Cocker Spaniel thinks it's okay, and he does carry it around, but I was expecting something a little larger and with less stuffing. It feels very slimy after he's had it in his mouth.

There are better squeaker balls out there. The dogs have to work to find the 'sweet spot' and even then the ball only gives up a wimpy squeak. It's not at all what they are used to.These are not on my repeat buy list.

They're vivid colors and squeak really well, however, only two of them survived the initial chew session. They aren't the sturdiest of tennis balls but they do squeak and hold my dog's interest. I'm not sure I'd encourage her to play with them alone since they are fairly easily destroyed. Kong is known for their durable chew toys, so I'm sure some people would expect the same from these.

I realize that my Australian Shepherd puppy is a major chewer, but I had hoped that balls made by Kong would last longer than a few throws! If your dog does not have jaws like a grizzly, these balls might last a while. I love the colors.

Nice tennis balls, easy to see in the grass but only lasted my 25 lb Aussie/Terrie mix one week before she tore it apart playing with it. So far no toy outlasts her razor sharp teeth. She does a job of deer antlers too...Lol. I will keep looking...

Got these yesterday and my three dogs LOVE them, the problem is the puppy, a German Shepherd, destroyed one within hours. Little bits all of fuzzy ball all over the floor. Fine while it lasted. For moderate chewers, these may be OK but for heavy chewers, it just did not last for me.

These balls have easily become my doxi pup's absolute favorite toys. However, I have a couple concerns. They are fuzzy like tennis balls and he is obsessed with trying to remove and eat all the fuzz. I was trying to avoid tennis balls for the same reason, so that was disappointing. My second gripe is that the squeaker isn't like a normal squeak toy. It sounds more like nails on a chalkboard! Dear god, end the squeaking!!

It was okay for a while - we've had several of these Kong toys. For some reason, the alligator has held up really well, but Floppy the Rabbit came apart at the seams of the front legs on both sides. We also had the moose, it didn't last a week. We'll try another style - our dog really likes these toys.

We got this because we had gotten other KONG toys. In fact, I am pretty sure we had this same exact one. It took our pup probably six months to get to the point where he had destroyed it, but this one only lasted about a month. It just doesn't hold up to the chewing. If your pup does not chew as much as actually play with these, then I feel like this, and similar toys would be great to have. However, with any sort of chewer, it is just throwing money down the drain on top of constantly having to pick up stuffing.

This pink bunny was so cute & soft, I couldn't resist. I bought it for my Golden Retriever thinking KONG might make strong toys. It lasted only 2 weeks and that was with supervision/ reminders no chewing... The fur is really soft but (like most toys) once it gets wet with saliva then it's kind of stiff.I think this bunny is perfect for a smaller dog who doesn't like to chew/ pick at their toys. 😄

They sent the wrong color and it was about twice as big as I thought it would be... they kindly offered to exchange it, but it was too late, so I just returned it without any problem.If you got the color you wanted and had something larger than a kitten to give it to, it could be a great toy. I can see a 12 week old puppy absolutely loving this and carrying/dragging it everywhere. If you have a 12 week old Golden Retriever, GO FOR IT!!The problem with the color, by the way, was a mismarking at the factory, it "said" it was the color I wanted, but just wasn't.

My furchild LOVES stuffed animals. She loves to lay down and cuddle with them as well as run around and shake & play with them.I keep saying I won't buy her any more every time I find myself cleaning stuffed animal fluff from across the house.But they make her so happy - so I always give in and buy her more hoping they will withstand her tough love.I am happy to report that these do last longer than most stuffed animals do. Sadly - she had disembowled them within the month.The Rhino has lasted much longer than the alligator - who she proudly carries around fluffless now.I would warn you to watch your pup though - I had to make sure to confiscate the squeaker from her once she had unintentionally killed the gator

My doggies got a Kong Cozie Alligator for Christmas last year and it's their favorite toy. They both carry it around, chew on it, sleep with it, and have never torn a hole in it or damaged it in any way. I bought this Kong Monkey so they wouldn't have to share the alligator. My dogs took to the monkey immediately, sleeping with it, carrying it around, etc. Unfortunately, within one week, I noticed one of the monkey's paws is already coming apart, as is the big seam along the belly. The belly seam appears to have been sewed together crudely, with big loose stitches. I'll mend it by hand but would not buy this toy again. I will order the dogs another Kong alligator.

Horrible quality. I received these today, and my dog tore up 1 ball within the hour of chewing on it. I immediately took it away from her when I noticed the fur was all over the place. A dog swallowing a good amount of fur/cotton/carpet is fatal. Last week a lady had to make the decision at the vet to put her dog down. Her Pitbull had swallowed so much of her carpet, he wasn’t going to recover from how much made it to the intestines. I don’t recommend these Kong balls at all unless it’s just for fetch.

The balls them selves are great. The reason I only gave it 2 stars is due to the nasty smell. I washed them with baking soda and other products. Nothing got the smell to leave. I would of bought more if it wasn't due to the awful smell..

This product is of bad quality, the balls last less than 3 minutes, the exterior covering comes off very easily. The rubber ball within has a very thin layer, making it very easy for the dog to rip through it and pop out the squeaker. If you still buy this product, I suggest you buy extra squeakers.

My 15-pound poodle loves these. He's pretty gentle on his toys. He loves the high-pitched squeak. I don't he enjoy the high pitch so much, but he thinks its the greatest thing ever. This was immediately his new favorite ball.Updated to decrease rating - we ordered another set and they aren't as nice as the first set. My dog is ripping the fabric off them and chewing holes in them now.

Do NOT waste your Money!! By no means are these even close to the Original Kong Balls. These lasted less than a week and I have Kong balls like this that are well over a year old. I thought that they were great at first but then they started pealing and next thing I know there was a chunk out of it. The Kong balls are a lot stronger than these therefore I believe these are a off brand. My dogs do not sit and constantly chew on the balls. I was very disappointed in how short amount of time that they lasted. Picture of broken ball listed below.I opened my Amazon box then I went outside to hang out a load of wash, when I came back the balls were gone from the box. Lol, the dogs found them and opened up the pouch and began playing with them :o They didn't touch anything else in the box only the balls ;) Pix of 2 balls and the wrapper they came in below.No I would NOT recommend these to others, they are short lived as they do not last long :(

My dog loves to sink his teeth into anything that squeaks. After the first ball, however, he learned how to tear the thing open right at the squeaker/nozzle. So while the first ball lasted maybe a weak, the rest were ripped open in about 5 minutes apiece. They provided a welcome distraction but simply didn't last long enough with my pup for them to be worth the money.What's worse, is that he's taken this habit to regular tennis balls. Outside, he'll run and chase them all day. Inside? Crushing tennis balls is his new favorite pastime. I long for the days when all I had to worry about was finding a grody tennis ball soggy with three weeks of slobber in a pile of fresh laundry. Now I've got a 15-count bag of tennis balls that are just days old but no longer bounce. Not good for my wallet!

Received this Marvin the Moose Kong toy today, after the usual quick and prompt delivery through Amazon Prime. I hv to say I was very disappointed. It seems to be pretty rugged, but it is smaller than I expected and the squeaker was already pretty well dead when we received it. My dog (65-lb Golden mix) loves squeaker toys - he loves to carry them around in his mouth squeak-squeak-squeaking his way through the house or office. He quickly lost interest when he wasn't able to get much of a squeak out of it at all. But it does appear to be well-made, and as one reviewer noted above, you can definitely tell the difference between your stand squeaky toy and this one, you can feel a stronger material under the outer fluffy coating. Next time I will order the large or extra large and hope the squeaker isin better condition!

The bunny was well received by my friends' dog (that's why I gave it two stars) but the ear didn't hold up and was torn off after having the toy for 24 hours. Very disappointing with the product. This is the second Kong I bought but it wasn't durable like advertised.

Kong is usually a durable brand to go with. After reading through so many positive reviews I decided to take a chance on the Pink Elephant. I have a one year old pit-bull and gave this to her when it arrived.The ears were the first thing to rip apart from the body within an hour. She then had the seams to the body torn apart within 4 hours of various playtime. After the stuffing was gone she basically just carried the fabric around like a prize and is slowly shredding it to smaller pieces as I write this review. Sadly, the overall toy lasted all of 5hours max. Will not buy again.

After reading many positive reviews about how durable this toy was I couldn't wait to finally get Sparky a toy that should last more than a few hours. Shortly after opening the package though...., I was disappointed. I thought Kong toys were supposed to be extremely tough, but within 5 minutes of receiving Marvin the Moose, my 1 year old German Shepherd had already chewed off both ears, removed the squeaker along with the fluff and was working on the antler. Marvin is a cute toy, however I would not recommend it as a "durable" product.

Lasted only an hour, but my cocker spaniel loved it the entire time! I will say, I was impressed by the sturdy mesh on the inside of the toy. I am going to try to apply a patch to the outside, it is too mangled to even try to sew up. I put it up to dry before trying to fix it and my poor dog acted like I tried to kill him. He obviously was won over by this cute little toy!Given which dog mangled this, I can't give it more than 2 stars. Usually my Cocker has a softer touch, but maybe my little dog with his dagger teeth has worn off on my formerly nice dog. I do have to give them props for the inside with the mesh--it is definitely better than the toys I paid twice as much for at PetSmart that were supposed to be hard to destroy. I poked at it some and the mesh is pretty heavy duty. Obviously though, it's on the inside. Nothing terribly sturdy about the outside, though I think my dog did work a bit for it to rip him open. It ripped NOT on a seem though, which usually the first to do so that was a little disappointing.

At first I was thrilled when these Kong plush toys arrived for our dogs (I purchased 4 of them in all different styles for our four Goldendoodle dogs' holiday stockings). They were adorable, well made, and seemed perfect. I was expecting them to last for awhile being that they are KONG brand and usually pretty durable, however that was not the case after the first day of our dogs playing with them. Two of them ripped almost immediately, causing the cotton-like puffy stuffing to be pulled out and scattered all through our house. Our older dogs know better that to eat the stuffing from any toy, but our two puppies are still too young to know better and did eat some of the stuffing before I could get it away from them. The idea that they were designed with a rope inside the body, arms and legs of this toy, making them more durable and stronger, was ideal. However, I hadn't realized that there was also a ton of stuffing inside also, resulting in a huge mess and choking hazard for my dogs.Again, these are beautiful plush toys that may work well for dogs who simply like to snuggle with a plush toy, but they are not ideal for dogs who actually enjoy chewing on their toys.Overall, I would have to say that I am disappointed in this product and would NOT purchase again in the future. I would also NOT recommend them for other people with puppies or any pets that might chew thru the material and ingest the stuffing.

These are NOT authentic Kong Balls. I gave one to my 15 lb Jack Russell. She bit through it in less than 5 minutes. I was surprised to see the ball was molded in 2 halves and the halves were not glued together inside the wrapping. These are total and complete JUNK.I bought these to replace a several months old Kong ball that was still intact but getting gross.

Within 3 minutes of giving my 6 month old Yorkie one of these (see photo) she was tearing off and trying to swallow the outer fuzz! I decided to by the KONG brand because of their reputation, but the quality of this item has caused me to change my perspective.

Got these as stocking stuffers for our black labs. They came with a very strong chemical smell, enough that I could smell it as soon as I opened the box it came in. Our dogs are by no means pampered, and live the good life both in and outdoors, which means they regularly chew on and roll in all kinds of stuff, but giving them toys with unknown and strong chemical smells still seems like a bad idea.

Within 30 minutes of opening the package my German shorthair pointer puppy had it destroyed. I thought buying a Kong product that it'd last a little longer.

Destroyed by puppy in under 2 minutes. Probably my fault since my dog chewed on them. These are definitely not as durable as standard tennis balls. Dog chewed this apart and it fell into lots of tiny pieces. Wouldn't repurchase or recommend.

Our two one year old 30 lb pup had these chewed up within 10 minutes of giving them to them. They pooped orange and pink for three days.

Lousy toy. That tiny dog in the photo is my 4-month old puppy. He actually managed to rip it up with all the fillings dropping out within a week. All the other toys he have are fine. I would NOT recommend this at all - especially if you have a more aggressive chewer type dog.1. Toy ripped in multiple places with one week.2. Filling in the toy start dropping out. - safety hazard.

The price is right, but unfortunately, my puppy found its way to the stuffing in no time flat. First, it was the tail that was chewed off, then one eye (I sewed it shut), then the other (just performed another surgery). Definitely NOT up to what I consider up to Kong standards. Bummer. Seems like the cotton rope animals are safer and standup to puppies habits.

The price is right, but unfortunately, my puppy found its way to the stuffing in no time flat. First, it was the tail that was chewed off, then one eye (I sewed it shut), then the other (just performed another surgery). Definitely NOT up to what I consider up to Kong standards. Bummer. Seems like the cotton rope animals are safer and standup to puppies habits.

I love the KONG brand, but not this time.Although the monkey was cute and fuzzy, the sqeaker was defective and didn't work at all.When I give my dogs a toy, the first thing they look for is the sqeaker. They couldn't find it this time and immediately shredded it hoping to find the sweet spot to listen to their favorite noise.I really wanted to love this toy as much as I've loved the other KONG toys, but I can't.Sorry KONG, this time you failed us.

UPDATE* The moose is still going strong after surviving puppyhood with my Labrador mix. We've had the moose 9 months and it's great. The elephant though, is another story. That one fell apart within days. Had a replacement sent and the replacemention fell apart too in about a week. Don't get the elephant, even though it's adorable!Puppy approved! Our Labrador retriever pup loves her moose! She likes chewing on it (she is teething). It squeaks sometimes if she chomps it hard enough. She also likes cuddingly with it when she sleeps.

Real easy for my chihuahua to destroy