Large Squeaky Frog Dog Toys. 100% Natural Rubber (Latex). Large Breeds Free from Harmful Chemicals. Soft & Squeaky. Best Dog Toy for Large Dog

Bought this frog for a 5 month old, chew on everything, gean shepherd. He loves it, carries it around squeaking it and it's holding up great. So far still completely intact great price for the durable chew ability.

We initially ordered the yellow frog, expecting our rescue Airedale terrier to demolish it quickly - he’s a known stuffie demolisher. He loves the frog and babies it, usually pressing with his nose to make it squeak, and gently nibbling the feet.We ordered the green one a week later, so we could have a clean one to keep inside. Colby likes to bring his frog out in the backyard, dig holes, taking breaks to play with the frog in the dirt and zoom around the yard.It’s a pleasant squeak, much preferred to the hard squeakers in plushies. Our dog also likes to hold the frog by a foot and shake it, it makes a funny noise, and does not look painful to whip around (other toys are hard or rope).It would be fun to have a bunch of colors / designs on the frogs, we would buy them all!

Not interesting to our dog, somewhat flimsy, loud though! Depends on what your dog is into, hard pass from ours.

My destructive lil beast of a cattle dog mutt has very few toys that last longer than the initial five minutes of meeting him. Hence, he’s been relegated to the most durable of Kongs and [mostly] “indestructible” types of hard toys that seem like they’re made of concrete- the kind that will break your toe if accidentally dropped. And, he insists on playing fetch with EVERYTHING. He’s a full-on freaking athlete with impeccable timing who thoroughly prefers to catch things with his face.But, I just noticed recently that he’s chipped one of his teeth (crazy it hadn’t happened yet in 8 years of him being an absolute madman). The only toys he’s not made into quick lil piles of pieces were balls and heavy/hard plastic Kongs (which he’s just not really super interested in anymore). So I wanted to try something a lil softer on his teeth that would maybe interest him while also being durable.This big ol’ ridiculous-looking, bright yellow frog was the only survivor of the many new [softer] toys I’ve tried since. It not only lasted the first five minutes of his intense abuse, but it’s still around four months later, mostly in tact… except for the face/toes (see the last pic).“Froggy” is his favorite toy. It’s lightweight but tough. It’s great for fetch. He carries it everywhere. He sleeps with it at night. He shakes it ferociously and death rolls on it at the door when he hears the mail man. He insists on taking it to his grandma’s house when she dog[baby]sits. He offers it to any and all new visitors to our home as though he’s trying to impress them. Everybody knows and loves froggy now. Froggy is like a close member of our nuclear family at this point.And, I have to say, it is just really stinkin cute to see him carrying around and giving kisses to this oversized frog because it’s just SO silly looking.He was able to tear the squeaker out (after a month or so), so be sure to watch for that. But, before that, I didn’t even mind the squeaker (which is insane- I usually remove them immediately from dog toys) - it didn’t seem as loud and obnoxious as most squeaker toys are nowadays.I’m probably gonna put this particular froggy to rest soon and switch it out with a NEW froggy replacement, as well as order ANOTHER one too as back up. THAT’S how impressed my husband and I are with this toy- our house can now never be froggy-less.

Not so great the dog wasn't real happy with it either. Made AA loud squeak!

We have 5 large dogs and this is one of their favorites. It does seem to be strong enough to be impervious to large dog teeth. Our Mastiff puppy is in that chew everything, destroy it, stage and froggy still lives. LONG LIVE FROGGY!

My mastiff mix absolutely loves her frog! She chews on it constantly and walks around the house with its legs sticking out of her mouth. She’s soooooo proud of her frog! It’s the perfect size for this 100lb dog. She loves it so much, we bought her three more!

This big frog is the 6th or 7th of these toys but it is t he biggest so far along with the fish. The colorful painting adds so much to these toys. We love that the squeaker isn't as loud as other toys that our dogs de-squeak in no time (this one can't be removed). Our 100 pound dog is a toy destroyer but so far only the rooster has a small hole in it. No stuffing everywhere, these are great toys!