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Let me begin by saying that my 4 dogs have a lot of toys. This Lambchop is the medium size toy--it is my second purchase and their favorite toy. I also bought the small ones but, for some reason all the dogs love this size best. Even my 6 lb. Maltese drags this one around. My one bichon is obsessed with licking and chewing them. They have held up well but, have worn out first in the face area. I wash them in a lingerie bag and put them in the dryer for a short time. They aren't strong enough for destructive dogs.

Here is what my dog said about this toy "woof oorf woow wooooof gruff" Google translate didn't have a clue but a rough translation would be: "Thank you for the toy daddy, I am going to chew it then shove it in your mouth while you sleep" he loves it.It is quite tough and brings back memories of the show "lamb chop" whenever I see it.

I got lambchop as one of the first toys for my new puppy. All four dogs like it but eventually it was a chosen one to be destroyed! I kept her until i was tired of the stuffing falling out all over the carpet. That puppy would eat the stuffing if you didn't pick it up quickly. The picture is of a new lamb chop and a 10 week old Tootsie, a blue Sharpei

This is the third at least we have gotten for our dog, who goes through squeak/noisemaking toys like candy. It is the only toy that reliably lasts more than an hour or so in his jaws; we think because the noise it makes sounds different enough from other squeaks that he doesn't immediately have the urge to destroy it. Even after he dissects it to remove the noisemaker (which usually happens several weeks in), he loves and plays with the toy, and it holds together well enough after this process that he is able to play with it for months. For whatever reason, even though he usually saws the limbs off of other toys with any protruding bits, he leaves the arms and legs on Mr. Bill alone.It is not a very sturdy toy, but because of the sound it makes, and because of its design, it actually manages to last longer than any so-called "indestructible" toy we have ever tried, and make our dog happy for a very long time. The only toys that last longer are a miraculous spider (still squeaks a bit after a few years, though he's long since chewed most of the legs off) and the "bubble wrap" style of squeak toys that are made out of a mat with 6-12 squeakers sewn into different parts of the mat. It also sounds less obnoxious to humans than most squeak toys.

Bought this for my dogs for Christmas. Mr Bill was a big hit. He was immediately picked-up, shook & tossed around.He speaks when squeezed and made everyone laugh--well that and the antics of my 2 dogs! It's now March.My girls aren't hard on toys and can't make them speak by themselves unless they pounce on it landing just right,but it's a great toy to play with your little dogs. I suppose larger dogs could make it speak by themselves.Got this one and Woody Woodpecker. and both are still working unlike some dog toys that if they work when youget them you feel lucky and if still making sounds a week later well... such a deal! I wouldn't hesitate to getmore like these. They're fun for kids of all ages--2 and 4 legged.

I have been ordering these for my Cane Corso since he was a baby. He's almost 6 now and has never once destroyed a Mr Bill. He carries, cuddles and loves them like a best friend. They do wear out from his slobber though. He also uses them to talk as well. If my husband and I kiss or hug he always grabs his Mr Bill and squeezes it to say OH NO !!! It's the funniest thing. Sadly though, the last 2 we've opened for him have been duds. No talking. He still loves his bud Bill but gets upset when he won't talk. I will continue to order and hope that whoever fills orders does check to make sure they works

Really Nice Toy, But our dog was able to tear it open in course of an hour. It was pretty, and soft, but unfortunately it did not hold up to our 40 lb boxer/ border collie / Dalmatian mix. Other than the lack of durability I would reccomend this toy. If your Dog is an aggressive chewer, you may want to look for another type of toy.

I bought this because of the good reviews. I have never seen Mr. Bill and expected "Ohhh Noooo" to sound like “Oh No”. I bought 2 Mr. Bills and to me both should like “"Oh Say". My dog loves stuffed squeaky toys and is very gentle with them. She grabbed for Mr. Bill when the mail arrived but when I squeezed him, it frightened her. It has taken several weeks for her to play with Mr. Bill. She is now carrying him to bed.Her doggie friend received his Mr. Bill on Christmas day and loved Mr. Bill. He is the exact opposite of my dog and tears out the squeakers from stuffed toys. He immediately grabbed Mr. Bill and aggressively “chewed” Mr. Bill being delighted at the sound. When we left 7 hours later, Mr. Bill was still intact and the “speaker box” though compromised was still saying “ohh saaaa“. I expect this dog finished off Mr. Bill the next day. Stuffed toys usually last about an hour with him.I like this toy! He’s cute as he can be. I just wish Mr. Bill said, “Oh No!”

My goodness; my brother bought me one of these for Christmas in 2012 as a gift for my dog. My dog is a toy lover, but when he realized Mr. Bill also talked when he was bitten, he fell in love. Mr. Bill has been his favorite toy ever since, in spite of the fact that he stopped saying "oh nooo" after about 2 days. It felt like the sound box came apart but there's no way to fix it without cutting the doll open. Regardless of the lack of sound, Roscoe carried Bill everywhere and put him through many doggy ER operations. Alas, doggy-medicine failed to save Bill's internal organs. He lasted about 6 months but was definitely worth every penny. Even without any stuffing, I kept the doll because Roscoe kept crying at the trash can when I tried to throw him away. Your dog will love one.Update: Mr. Bill #2 had a shorter lifespan than Bill #1, but it may have been due to holiday stress. He now joins Bill #1's lifeless body on the shelf. Roscoe has mel been experimenting on Mr. Bill #3 for about 6 weeks, destroying moderately. Basically, I've come to find that each Bill doll's lifespan is going to be dependent on the dog, so if you're really interested in a long lasting toy, this may not be the one for you.To help put the toy's size into perspective (and also to show just how attached my dog has become to Mr. Bill), I have uploaded a picture of Bill and doggy cuddling; it can be found in the Customer Images section on the right side of the product page alongside several other photos from very happy Bill owners.

Our new puppy loves this toy, and he's well on his way to ripping its leg off. It's not going to last long-- it's not really made to survive a puppy who's bent on destruction-- but he really likes it. It's a good size for him, easy to carry around. But when he hits the sound button inside it and Mr Bill goes "Oh nooooooooooo," it really freaks him out. Every time that goes off, he cries and runs away for a second. I wonder if the "noooooooooo" sounds a bit like a dog howl to him? I've also noticed that the cat comes running into the room when the "oh no" goes off-- he's fascinated with the sound.

Big dogs tend to love plush toys, but they rarely last more than 10 minutes, by which time the squeaker is broken and all the stuffing is out. When Mr. Bill says, "Oh No," my dog thinks it's a riot. He throws Mr. Bill in the air and across the room instead of ripping his head off. This toy lasted 3 whole weeks, and my dog barely put it down in all that time. I bought 5 more!

I wish my 9 month old miniature poodle had not loved this as much as he did. He had chewed one foot off within five minutes and stuffing was beginning the journey down his gullet. We all loved the Oh Noooooo voice but if your dog is still a destroyer, go with one of the stuffing-less toys.

This is not the sock monkey I remember. The arms, legs, and tail appear to be hand sewn and are "bunchy" with gaps between the stitches and pulled too tight in other spots. One leg is longer than the other but the same length as the tail. The body is over-stuffed and lumpy. I realize it's just a dog toy but come on, this is shoddy construction.

We had a lambchop at long time ago that lasted a while (and we have an aggressive chewer). But, after about 5 minutes of play, our dog tore off a foot, took out the squeaker and pulled out stuffing. I tried to stitch the foot to make it last longer. But, unfortunately, about 5- 10 minutes after that, it was torn apart. Very cute, but not for an aggressive chewer.

Fun toy but if your dog likes to shred soft toys as does mine, don't leave unattended as the voice box is hard plastic & could hurt your dog if chewed. It was funny to hear "OH nOOooOOOooo" as my dog ran with it through the house ... the first 6 times.

This toy is very cute, soft and fluffy. It is a perfect rendering of Lambchop. The toy has very good, strong squeakers, and is bigger than I expected. However, my 9-month old pug had the seam in Lambchop's face torn and the stuffing being pulled out within an hour. Sweet toy, but definitely NOT long-lasting.

My dogs LOVE this Lamb Chop toy. (So do I). She squeaks, she's fun to throw and catch, and she's soft and cuddly too. This toy was their 3rd Lamb Chop. The weakness is in the fabric that constructs that iconic face. It is too easily torn. Maybe if my dogs were not so competitive over the same toy, despite having another identical toy, perhaps this one would have lasted more than 20 hours. If your dog enjoys tugging games or likes to chew, this Lamb Chop will be better suited inside a clear hampster ball than free among the doggie general population.

My 15 pound dog loved this toy....but, within minutes the face and rear feet were running and picked being caught on her teeth or toenails.The sock material is extremely thin. I repaired it multiple times but finally gave up. A replacement was sent but I had the same results. My dogs toys usually last years as she is not rough on them. It would be great if the face and rear feet were the same material as the front feet or even a heavy sock material. I used soft material and covered the rear feet. I haven't done face yet.

It is cute looking but the knit face is very fragile. My 4 pound dog managed to tear open the toy within 30 minutes. I did mend it but it will not last more than today.

My 6 yr old Mini Schnauzer played with this toy maybe 10 times since May 15 and the toy stopped talking, dog stopped playing with the toy. I have toys that are 6 yrs old and have not any problems with them making noise or speaking Poor product and do not recommend.

My 8 month old puppy tore the eyes off this toy within a couple of days and completely destroyed it within a week. The black strip of material used for the "eyes" is too wide and fuzzy and, since it was just glued on, came off easily. The knit material used for the snout is not sturdy that it took my puppy only a few of days to rip it open and got the stuffing out. This toy is not safe for dogs as they can ingest these materials.

It is really cute, but not very well made. The parts, tail, arms, ears and tail are not stitched very well. I would not buy it again, nor would I recommend it to my family and friends.

This dog toy Lambchop is adorable. I purchased 2. One for my sister's mini-golden doodle who does not chew toys. She just carries them around and cuddles with them. The second one was for our Wheaton Terrier who is about 44 pounds and likes to squeak toys and pull on anything resembling a tag, in this case eyelashes. We had to take it away within about 10 minutes, because one eyelash was almost off and we wanted to be sure our dog would be safe. Since these toys are made for dogs and most chew and pull, I feel that they should be made stronger for a dog's safety.

My 10 month old puppy had a "Lambsy" since we got him and he loved it to death. It survived thru teething and constant shaking. That was his favorite toy until it got lost. He actually mourned the toys loss. We Saw this and thought it would be of the same quality. So I ordered the large and the small version. I was wrong. NOT bad quality...HAS NO QUALITY! The large didn't even last 5 minutes. The small lasted 2 days. My dog doesn't tear them up . He licks, squeaks and shakes the toy. The large "blew up"with 4 shakes. The small lasted 2 days. TERRIBLE toy and a complete waste of money.

My dog, an Italian Greyhound and Chihuahua mix, is not much of a chewer. She had one green lamb chop that she got from my dad that lasted a whole year of her playing with it. Decided to get her another one and this one was pretty affordable. I received the package, took off the tags, and gave it to my dog. Stitching didn't look too good. Less than 2 hours later, arm came off and stuffing was coming out. Okaaaay... Maybe I got a bad one. Exchanged it for a second one, gave it to my dog and lo and behold, its ear was gone in minutes. MINUTES. My dog isn't even that rough on toys! So, I wouldn't recommend this at all. It's the shortest lasting toy I have ever bought for my dog.

I bought this for my grand dog, she is a small dog and I gave it to her for Christmas. The tail fell off within minutes, then a few more minutes later one of the arms and at this point one of the legs were ripped. Because of all the stuffing was about to come off I just threw it away. It fell about within I would say 10 minutes. The whole thing was stitched badly. I would not recommend getting this toy. I was better off just throwing my money away. Not happy.

Wished there was a MINUS star option. After reading the reviews, purchased this for my dog who loves toys and has many from the Dollar type stores, still intact. This one however was totally demolished during the time I took a short ladies room break. This has NEVER happened with any other toy. I don't think a life span of less than three minutes for a toy should be allowed to be sold

I just received this in the mail less than an hour ago. I had high hopes. My 10 pound Cavachon has chewed off Lambchop's face and unstuffed its head - in less time than it took me to get off of a conference call. I've got a pretty calm little lap dog that is having the time of her life chewing the heck out of this toy, but I thought that the toy would last longer than an hour. They usually last a few months at least. I think the problem is that the face is made of yarns knitted together, and that it just unraveled with a little bit of chewing. I can't imagine what a more energetic or larger dog would do with this toy.In the time it took to write this paragraph, Lambchop has had the indignity of losing an ear too. So it isn't just the face, it's the entire head. I wonder if the body will hold up for another hour.Save your money and buy something that will last longer than an hour. I've had good luck with stuffed toys made by Kong. This one is going to have to go in the trash.

Loved the idea of this toy. Loved the look of this toy. Hated what happened when i handed it over to my dogs. I handed Mr. Bill to my labs. Minutes later it was shredded. Which is standard. What i hated was the voice box in there full of plastic and other parts that are totally unsafe to be chewed up. Luckily i always monitor them when i give them new toys. I was able to grab the voice box before anything bad happened. This thing is the equivalent of handing a bunch of tiny legos to your toddler and expecting nothing bad to happen. If you have some tiny yuppy dog i am sure this thing would be just fine. But any dog that likes to destroy their toys this will end up in ruin.