🦥 15-Inch Fluff Tuff Sloth Plush Toy Review

My 18 month old dog is a destructive girl when it comes to toys but loves plush squeaks. I'm always on guard when someone she loves lasts longer than fifteen minutes. Sloth passed the exam. He's missing the middle of his face and a couple of toes, but she adores him. It's been 2 weeks and the sloth still has a squeaker and loves to keep it in his mouth before bed when he falls asleep. Is there something about shaggy fur that really attracts them?

This toy's wooden legs are great for tug-of-war puppies. I have a 4 year old and a 3.5 month old who play with him every day. This brand is very durable, as evidenced by the 10-year-old chipmunk toy we still have (it has no ears or tail and only has three legs, but it is still played with). I believe the chipmunk "lived" so long because it wasn't good for a tug. As with all toys, dogs should be supervised at least a little while playing. Dogs can surgically remove the tweeters if they wish.

Overall our dog loves this toy and it meets the durability requirements...except for the arms and legs. He chewed on one and ate it within minutes so I had to cut off the rest. If these pieces of fabric are removed or even better reinforced, this toy will get 5 stars. UPDATE: I was planning to buy a new one for Christmas and the price has gone from $20 to $36 in the past few weeks. If you buy from the manufacturer's website, it costs $27 including tax and shipping. Shame on anyone who thought…

We bought a lot of Fluff and Tuff toys for our 20 lb Boston Terrier mix. Most of the toys we bought remained intact except for minor repairs. Mister Sloth was dismantled in less than an hour; Face, hands and squeaker were on the floor. This toy is not as durable as other F&T toys. The fabric, stitching and tweeter pouch separated with little resistance. For comparison: Rocket Raccoon still beeps after 2 years. Horse, elephant, monkey, alligator, elephant do not creak, but are intact. I wonder…

My favorite dog is a VERY tough dog who loves stuffed animals very much. and then quickly destroys them within minutes. This is the first and only toy I have found in 10 years of its multi-week life. Let's say the poor sloth has no face, no fingers and no more stuffing. but he still has a pretty decent amount of the rest of the sloth left, which he obviously likes to take with him everywhere, including to bed. where I found him snuggled up to her the other day in the attached photo. Best dog…

Did I have Mr. Sloth sew up several times? Yes. Does he have legs and arms? no I don't mind sewing the toy up from time to time as I am fully aware that my dog chews aggressively. He's not happy unless the toy is smashed and completely gutted within minutes. This toy lasted for several months despite being given only a few days to survive. Sloth's weak point is small arms and legs, which my dog quickly discovered and can be chewed off in seconds. The overall stitching is fairly well preserved…

Jake loves this sloth toy so much that we ordered a second one because after a year and a half of biting, hitting the ground while playing and general rough handling, we knew it would eventually wear out. Outside. We ordered a new sloth and two fish. Jake also likes fish and finds some use for it, but Jake still prefers sloths since he can grab his arm or leg and throw them. This is a great toy for a large dog: just the right size. One of the fish went to my grandson Ozzy and as expected he…