Outward Hound Fire Biterz Ultra Durable Firehose Material Interactive Dog Toy, Mallard, Medium

First, this toy seems to be designed for the level 4 chewer. It does not seem like it will stand up to the dog who will demolish a coffee table or tennis ball within 90 seconds. This is a nice durable toy for level 3 or level 4 chewers. Thankfully my fur baby is a level 4 chewer. The big guy has enjoyed this toy so much that it is his go-to toy. The tennis ball has fallen to second place, he even likes to have it in with him at night time. Every few months I get a new one because he loves this 3 squeaker zebra toy so much. At first he wasn't very interested in this zebra squeaky toy. After he found out that he could squeak it, chew it, toss it and play catch with it, then it became his go-to toy. The toy has been through quite a bit, but it's still hanging in there. For less than $10, this toy has held up much better than expected. If your fur baby is a level five chewer that chews through toys or furniture within minutes, then get either deer antlers or the Aelflane dog chew toy (both are for level 5 chewers). Anyway, here's a list of some of the items that my fur baby has demolished: tennis balls cargo pants jeans 2 pair of tennis shoes (one pair was converse, the other pair was platform sneakers) a few pillows multiple doggie stuffed animals with squeakers (these are usually demolished within minutes) rope chew toys This is a good for for the price ( under $10 ) and because it has lasted about 3 months worth of daily chewing and playing. I'm getting another one (or two) Highly recommend for most dogs up to level 4.

I kind of hate to give this product a good review because it stays on the verge of selling out. To me this toy doesn't look appeasing at all, but my pitbull has better taste at choosing her on toys than I. The yellow handle must have some type of wiring reinforcement throughout the entire toy; The structure of the toy is a piece of real-life fire fighter's hose. It is extremely durable. On that note, my 70-pound pitbull be on the verge of ripping my arm off so be careful.