Barkbox2 in 1 Interactive Plush Dog Toy - Rip and Reveal Dog Toy| Stimulating Squeaky Pet Enrichment and Puppy Toys | Monsieur Acorn | Small Dogs

For a small size puppy it may not be attractive as you ahave to push very hard to hear the squeaky thing, but it is amazing in design and colors!

Quite expensive given how quickly my little terrier was able to destroy it (all fabric shredded), squeak broken and rubber egg shredded.

Got this for my miniature dachshund and she is obsessed with it.The toy is really well made and has withstood her hours of chewing, tugging, and digging.She especially loves the crinkle texture of the crisps and the fact she can squeak the crisps not stop.

Our 2-year old mutt (pardon me: “mixed breed” of unknown origin) is a monster power chewer, and really deserves a job as a toy tester ... every toy that she has ever gotten has been shredded within minutes. Because of this, she never gets squeaky toys any more, mainly because she is able to de-squeak a toy in a ridiculously short amount of time. I’m sure this is a never-ending source of dismay for her “sister”, Xena, who also never gets squeaky toys because of Tigger's need to kill any squeaky she comes across ... they’re like the squirrels of the toy world, and she wants them all dead. Seeing a squeaky toy for power chewers, and with an inner toy, too, was so exciting! We ordered the acorn for Tigger and the pineapple for Xena, then waited. After a couple of weeks, both toys arrived, and I think I was more excited than the dogs. Until Tigger got her toy, that is, and the howls of laughter began!! They didn’t last, alas, but they were fun while they lasted.It took her six minutes to break through the first layer and festoon our carpets with stuffing. Another two minutes and she had the inner squeaky ball out, too, which was fine. What wasn’t fine was how easily she started chewing the spikes off the ball, leaving little blue nubby bits all over the carpet (and in her poop). All together it took her less than ten minutes to free the ball and start chewing the spikes off of it. I’m dealing with an extreme case, though, so there may be no help for her. She (and her sister) may just have to live a squeak-free life, a sad existence for a dog (or so they tell me, anyways!). A life without squeaky toys??! Say it isn’t so! Maybe someday there will be a toy for power chewers like her, but this one isn’t it, alas.Would be a good choice for dogs that don’t shred every. Darned. Toy. Ever!

This is the cutest little toy and Rocco was more than excited. Unfortunately he didn't read the reviews provided by other dogs that it could just be played with and carried around. It took minutes for him to get the outer skin off, and seconds to get the inner skin off. However, the core is a football shaped ball with nubs and an awesome squeaker! This is lasting well, Rocco hasn't been able to damage it at all. He hasn't even been able to destroy the squeaker! Rocco is a large dog of mixed origins, about 90 pounds of lap dog. He loves this toy with his whole heart, carries it everywhere and won't be separated from it. Rocco thinks you should buy this. EDIT 10 MONTHS LATER: Yes, the squeaker is long gone now but makes a satisifying "whoosh" noise when he chomps it. Amazingly the football thing is undamaged!!! I actually can't believe it! He plays with it constantly, lays there chomping on it or demanding to play fetch. This is the first toy I have ever bought for any dog which has actually lasted.

I paid double what I originally paid from the “Bark Box” bark shop because it’s my 10 year old boxer’s absolute favourite toy. It took her almost two years to destroy the original and she carried it around constantly. The second layer under the original pineapple is a “peeled” pineapple and it’s equally adorable, and then there’s a spikey ball. She’s our old lady pup so we’re happy to give her any toy she loves!