PetSafe Pogo Plush Toys - Durable Squeaker Dog Toy Without Stuffing

Say hello to my dog's favorite new toy!This beaver toy is so unique, I have never seen anything quite like it! What makes it different is that the body isn't stuffed at all...not with stuffing, not with that crinkly stuff, nothing! Instead, it effectively has a plastic "cage" inside of the fur covering that is slightly flexible, so when my dog chews on it, there is a satisfying "give" under the pressure that mimics real life. It also has a squeaky ball inside of it that rolls around within the cage when she shakes the toy, but only squeaks when pressed on - as such providing more stimulation and challenge as she hears the ball moving inside and tries to make it squeak.The only change I would make is cosmetic...I really wish it was a squirrel with a big fluffy/crinkly tail instead of a beaver but my dog doesn't know the difference: we call it her squirrel and she adores it. The quality and design are so clever and so far it's held up under considerable abuse including intense chewing, shaking and throwing. I highly recommend this plush toy for any dog that has a chewing/play obsession like my Molly.

I purchased this toy for my 3 yr old lab mix whom easily goes through typical non-durable plush toys rather quickly, leaving stuffing everywhere. I purchased this toy for her since it was advertised to be able to withstand super chewer dogs and was durable and without stuffing. When I received the item, I thought it seemed durable in the body but the ears lack any type of reinforcement. It took 3 days for her to chew half of one ear off. After that, it was about a week before she had a hole in the body and the plastic frame of the toy was exposed. For the price, it was a complete waste of money as a "durable" toy and should not be advertised to last any longer than a regular plush toy. The only thing I appreciated about the toy was there are no facial features like buttons for eyes or the nose so that was less my dog could chew and choke on.

We had high hopes but our bully is persistent. It did last an entire week of constant attention. It's no fault of the manufacturer as it's pretty well made. The upside is no stuffing to be consumed. The downside is the plastic cage insert is not indestructible and subject to being pulled into chunks. Easy enough to pick up and dispose of. He enjoyed it so much that i'm purchasing another. These are more or less treats, not long term "toys" for our particular guy. The only indestructible item we found is a large diameter nylon knotted rope. Which you do not want to be hit with as he's shaking it around.

I purchased the small bee for my 4 year old Welsh Terrier. This is a really cute toy and I love the idea of the cage with the squeaker safely inside and no stuffing!I only used this as a fun part of my dog's interactive play portion of his training. I wish I could say it held up to multiple uses but no, it started to fall apart after 10 sessions or so. We did not play tug of war with this toy (I wouldn't expect it to last long if you tried); just toss and fetch after each training activity.I still have the cage with the squeaker so I'll probably repurpose it in a circular container that he can chase around.

Greatest dog toy ever. My Australian Shepherd is very hard on toys... Very hard. Most tough toys last a day or two. Or they are made out of solid plastic. Our dog likes the soft plush... She loves the squeaker and we love that we aren't replacing it every week. We bought 3 or 4 of these. The lady bugs and the bees are best (since there is nothing for her to tear off... well except the wings disappeared the same day). But she has been playing with these for 3-4 months now. She grabs it in the morning and wanders plays with it all day. She has become so comfortable with it she even lets our other Aussie play with one (she had been very possessive but now that I think she knows it won't break she is willing to share).

While my German Shepherd loves this toy, it only lasts for about 3 days before he rips the ears off and starts to chew apart the insides...makes for a messy carpet. We bought 3 of these before we decided no more because the dog destroys them so quickly.

Our 45lb dog chewed it to pieces during the first night. It’s a nice enough toy, but it’s far from durable.

We've been through several Pogo Push toys. Our 50lb dog loves to chase and catch them in the air, as well as chew on them, and occasionally snuggle with them at bedtime. He's ALWAYS very excited when we get these out to play with. The bouncy 'cage' inside the stuffed critter seemed to be super exciting if you are a dog.They've all held up well but the rabbit is definitely the best one so far. The beaver, and raccoon both have felt faces and other details that the dog has been able to get ahold of and chew on, leading to holes in the toy. The rabbit doesn't have any of these extra details on it, and has held up much better to vigorous grooming and chewing. The ears on this one have proven sturdy enough to play tug with. Overall a great dog toy.