Review on 🐶 Durable and Interactive Dog Toys for Large Breed Aggressive Chewers - Indestructible Suction Cup Tug Toy and Puzzle Toy for Dogs by Shawna Williams

Heidi has been on this ball for three and a half hours. We started with the intended use. Our little carpet free flooring is made from cheap faux wood that has too many grooves to stick on so I used the stickers that came in the package. The stickers were fine when Heidi pulled the toy out, but the right cup popped out right from the start and it wasn't long before she pulled out the other one. I put in some freeze dried workout treats. Some fell out easier than others. Then I laid out two separate halves of a freeze dried chicken heart. More, but I figured they'd come out eventually anyway. So she tried to grab little treats for the first half hour. It didn't take her long, a little longer for one half of the heart, but the other half continues this saga. She devoted the next half hour to an hour trying to separate the ball from the rest of the apparatus. When she removed the suction cups, she would take them to the living room and just focus on the area of the ball. Somehow she managed to untie one of the holding knots. I reworked it to make it smarter. She started biting the real rope. So I untied both knots and just let her take the ball. If I tell you it's 2:22 am (binge watching the new season of Stranger Things) and it all started just after 11 pm. She paused and gasped! She just snorted and threw herself into our bed. The last time she had the ball was in our room so I can't see it but she either gave up or made it, and she made it. Also, the ball is damn cool! Her problem is mostly not chewing but that she likes to rip and rip things like plastic bottles, rubber, plush toys etc. but thankfully she never eats anything and always spits it out. This ball shows absolutely no signs of wear! That's great. I'll see what other toys they have because if there's other stuff like that ball, that's great.