Barkbox Dog Toy 2 in 1 Interactive, Plush Exterior Material & Squeaker, Tearable Dog Toy with Squeaky Ball Inside, Ideal for Toy Destroyers - Andi's Dumpling, Small

Bark Box toys are the BEST! I am scared from signing up for treat boxes after my experience with BULLYMAKE. But I have purchased two bark box toys and they have both lasted so long, I think we still have the inside of Consuela- the cactus. My power chewer eventually gets through the outer shell and then the inside one lasts double as long. Never fear once they get through both cloth layers that have a textured squeaker ball. The toys are all so cute and are such good value for my money! They have no stuffing, and if you have power chewers you know how nice that is. The stitching is wonderful, my 55 pound and 85pound dogs will pull in opposite directions and the toy stays in tact! I will continue to buy bark box toys!

Andi’s Dumpling from Barkbox is the perfect interactive toy for my small but mighty chewer. The plush exterior and squeaky ball inside keep my dog entertained for hours. Durable enough to withstand rough play but soft enough for gentle cuddles. Highly recommend for tough little dogs!

We have a pit bull , and every toy we purchase is destroyed in hours usually.This toy has lasted a couple months now , absolutely the best purchase made for our baby .

A couple of Christmases ago, I bought two of the special Barkboxes on Amazon for my dogs. They had a grinch squeaky toy that Jake *loved*. Big spiky ball in the head with a good squeaker in it made the head tough for him to catch when tossing it around, but he could bite the smaller body just fine. The grinch was starting to tear along the seam in the back of the head, but Jake loved that toy and didn't go all destructi-pup on it like he normally does with toys. Until one night, when Maia was jealous of Jake getting attention or had too much pent up energy or something. Next thing I knew, the tiny bit of stuffing from the head was on the floor, the body discarded, and Maia was sitting there victorious, with the spiky ball with bits of stuffing in her mouth.I wanted to replace the grinch toy, since Jake loved it so much. While these toys aren't another baby grinch, they do have the same squeaker in them. I tried Monsieur Acorn first, but he's too big for Jake's mouth to really play with it. Then, I thought I'd go with Penny the Pineapple. The stem would be something he could get his teeth around easily enough, but the body is the same problem as with Monsieur Acorn. Barkbox's toys are made so there's a toy within a toy, so when the dog destroys the outer toy, there's a fabric shell around the squeaker ball that has a more distressed face on it, then you have the squeaker ball instead of just the tiny squeakers that, if a dog tears them out, you have to trash them.Well, that Penny the Pineapple was a big hit. So much so that even Zeus likes it! His favorite toys are footballs/balls, and the body has that shape, so he went for it. Was bringing me the toy to throw for him and everything, when he usually just ignores most toys in the house. Maia saw him having fun and wanted the toy. She started up her shrieky barking to try to get him to drop it. He wouldn't. Soooo, she got her teeth around the pineapple stem and started a (very brief) tug of war with Zeus. Zeus has some major jaw strength, and if he wants to keep something, he will not lose a game of tug. Usually the toy goes before Zeus gives up (as plenty of torn, rubbery frisbees can attest to.) Stem separated from pineapple body, and now there's a small bundle of fabric leaves on the floor with the rest of the toy being taken into the kitchen somewhere out of my sight. Penny the Pineapple has been de-stemmed. And has a huge hole in her head. Monsieur Acorn just lays abandoned on the floor, fully intact.I might be ordering a Gordon the Giant Sloth toy soon for Jake.

It’s a great little toy & if the dim sum gets destroyed you can use “the carton” to hide other things.My dog loved the squeaky dim sum & the crinkle sound of the carton.The only reason I gave it a 4 was the dim sum are very easily destroyed.Bark box has some similar items (like donuts tacos etc that held up much longer)Fun little toy otherwise with a catchy take out look that owners will enjoy.

Our two big boxers absolutely love these! It is by far the favorite toy for both dogs. When it comes to playing, they are very destructive dogs so we always shy away from items that are not specifically geared for rough play. However, they had one of these when they were puppies and we wanted to get them another one, even if it was only a few hours until it was destroyed. To our surprise, they have held up quite well! One of our boys is obsessed with squeaking the baos and the other is obsessed with sticking his muzzle in the carryout box. Believe me, we have bought hundreds of toys for them over the past several years, but these are they're absolute favorites, hands down!

Great pet toys. My dogs get so excited when they receive new toys from bark box. Cute, special exciting fun.

Bought one of a different style (cactus) over a year ago and I thought it was a great buy. There was a defect to it a couple months later and the company was kind enough to send a replacement (pineapple). When I saw this go on sale for black Friday I jumped on getting another because it was a steal!My dog really loves this toy. He was so happy to have a new one that was not ripped. He loves to chew on the crinkle leaves and the older one no longer has them because he ripped that outter cover off.These take weeks to months for him to rip and open and the soft squeak is so unique and cute! The first one suffered a lot more damage initially than the other 2 because I think my dog has learned to be gentler and slow down on destruction (or I can only hope).I really like how the company stands by their product with great customer support too.Also, I do like how soft and squeaky this is but I also wish there wasn't any stuffing around the squeak ball (or spiky football) in that second layer. It's not much stuffing but it's still a small concern.