🐔 Squawk in Fun with POPLAY Rubber Chicken Squeeze Novelty - A Humorous Squeezable Delight! Review

First what do you expect when you give this to your dog? Dogs pop and throw tennis balls, do you really think this rubber chicken will be stronger than a tennis ball? LOL It's still fun, it's the classic rubber chicken you see in the video.

This is the funnest time I've had while self-isolating. I carry Mr. Kluckles in my pickup truck and slowly roll up the driver's side windows as I drive through the windows or look at the children/sad people riding in the cars next to me. Usually they laugh. At home this is used to discourage cats from doing something bad. works every time.

I bought this for my little dog to play with. He is not an aggressive chewer. He has other rubber toys and likes to squeak with them, so I drop them and he runs after me. This chicken was brittle plastic. This took less than 10 minutes. Small pieces broke off when he put it in his mouth. It went in the trash along with my money.

FIRST the item arrived defective; The quality of the chicken is terrible too. Also, I have it with a hole in the chick in the butt area, which means that when I squeeze the chick, it doesn't return to its original shape. In a deflated state, it made almost no sound. Considering the quality of this product, this is something I will never get again.

Bought for a classroom Christmas gift exchange. I put it in a big wrapped box and all the kids SHOULD get a gift in a big box. We played a game where children stole each other's wrapped presents and opened the presents one by one. Well, this box made it to the end of the game. All the children gathered to see what was in the giant box. The room erupted in laughter as it opened. The kids liked it. It must be a gag gift.

I bought this to mess around with my horrible neighbors because I have 2 different people who usually start fighting late at night sometimes drunk. I didn't want to use the horn because it actually hurt my ears and one of the good neighbors now has two small children. I wish it was louder, but maybe I can fix it with some good old home appliances. Should I move? Probably. But until then, I'm using the rest of my time to loudly blow this chicken out my window to end her drunken rampage.