Dog Tug Toy |Tug of War Dog Toy |Jute Bite Pillow with 2 Handles for Puppy Training Interactive Play, Fetch, K9 |Suitable for Small Medium Large Dogs (Pink & Yellow, Striped)

Our German Shepherd dog loves this and she hasn’t destroyed it. Good quality.

Our dog has only had this new toy for 10 minutes & he absolutely LOVES it! He is having SO MUCH fun playing with our 9 year old son!So far, it seems extremely durable since it only takes our dog about 10 minutes to chew through most dog toys. You can't really beat the price for such a good quality dog toy.Our dog loves playing tug of war with our son. It's very easy to use since it has handles on both sides. Overall, we are very happy with our dogs new chew/tug of war toy.

This product comes apart string by string. Get ready to pick up 5 stings at a time the dogs don’t eat the strings and do enjoy the toy. I have bought 2 and will buy it again

Trained a Malinois pup to adult with one of these. It's very resilient to bite training and an extreme value.This is not a chew toy. A strong chewer will destroy this bite target in one day if unattended.Puppies will try to bite the handles and may need a lot of feedback to bite the pillow instead.As most trainers know, you have to let the dog "win" periodically and take the bite target away from you. This is where some judgement comes in. DO let your dog celebrate their tug of war win, bite it more, whip it around, and run with it. Otherwise, they will get bored and give up. Do NOT let your dog abuse the bite target and try to cut the handles (grinding with molar teeth) or pull seams out. IMO, it's okay to sacrifice the red decorative fabric around the seam.Target is a bit too thick for < 35 lb dogs with a shepherd head anatomy. Try offering the narrow side of the pillow. They will play better once they can get a good bite.Careful with teething puppies. If you're too aggressive with tugging they'll associate tooth discomfort / tooth loss with the game.

My dog loved it so much, he completely destroyed it in about an hour. Definitely not durable and can’t handle more than a slight amount of chewing, even though it appears thick and hard, it’s really not.Kinda bummed that I’ve not been able to find him a true indestructible tug toy..

I got this as a tug toy for my Rottweiler. I’m trying to use the tug as a reward instead of treats. He loved this tug so much! I’ve never seen him go so nuts over a toy. We play for a few minutes and I put it up. My dog tried getting on the counter to reach the top of the fridge to get it down! I’ve never seen him react to a toy like this before. He had gotten something and I wanted him to drop it so I said ‘Jute’ and he immediately dropped the item, went & sat in front of where I keep it and waited to play! It took about 2 play sessions of me saying ‘Jute’ for him to understand. Not sure what voodoo this jute is made with but it’s been great for training & reward because he is highly motivated for it!

Overall, good. It’s soft enough that even a more laid back dog will sink their teeth in and hang on. Fits in a pocket (sticking out obviously) for quick rewards during training. The jute gets beat up pretty quickly but it’s to be expected with how much I use mine. My only gripe is where the seams are on the handles. The handles give out pretty easily, like the first or second use with a strong dog and hard play.

The media could not be loaded. One of my dogs specifically LOVES to play tug-of-war, but he was constantly ruining the soft stuffed toys. I came across this listing one day and It is one of the BEST toys ive ever purchased.Typically when a new toy comes into the house the dogs are excited and obssesed the first day, and then dont care about it the next. This toy is a WIN WIN WIN!! Even my Rottie mix that typically doesnt play tug is fighting to try and play with this. Ive never seen my crazy 'tug-fueled' Beagle mix more excited about a toy. Im going to have to buy multiples of these because its only been a few days and all 3 dogs are playing ROUGH. Not only that, its also fun for the humans! The more interest you build in the toy the more and more your dog will love it; Teaching a solid "drop it" or "out" can really help. It boosts confidence and helps you bond with your dog while playing. Whats better than that?!