He wasn't even in the mood for playtime. Took Rook 5 min before he engaged with the toy after getting familiar with it.

Hundreds of dollars wasted. Louie destroyed every dog toy I got him, except this one. Durable and well built.

Finally, a dog toy that protects my kids' hands from my teething puppy’! Highly recommend it. Thank you for this.

The T-Rex puppet survived years of rough play with our late Bogart. It outlasted him and it only lost a couple of teeth.

As a product, let me spell it out for you:

I spend approximately $60 per month on dog toys. We get the Chewy Subscriptions (those ones are fine, though recently I've been beefing with this one carrot that smells horrible, like smoked meat and plastic), but I've also tried essentially every toy out there for tugging, tossing, chewing, and playing, and my dog has yet to keep one in tact for longer than 2-ish days.

As a brand, I think the integration of training, quality care (for dogs, parents, and material sourcing), and playtime is as critical for owners as it is for the pups themselves. There aren't many brands that approach a dog toy from all these angles, and it's nuanced (but necessary).

This is a value toy. I highly endorse it for teething puppy owners. Really well designed and built.

With my past experience volunteering at our local animal shelter, I realize the need for assistance in training your dog. It is a very unique product. It can be added as a tool for training and teaching not only the dog but the owner and families of the dog.

I would emphasize the unique value of the product and its purpose. It is a high value toy that is designed to train your dog through positive redirection. It is a deterrent from puppy bites and dog play bites that helps create a safe way for the dog owner and children to interact with the dog. I would say we have all had our dogs teeth hurt our hands at one point or another when playing with them, this helps us as humans play without the fear of getting hurt by their teeth.