UOLIWO Dog Treat Dispensing Duck Dog Toy Squeak Dog Puzzle Toy Durable Plush Chew Toys for Small Medium Large Dogs Training Playing

My 23 pound pitbull mix is NOT an aggressive chewer but she tore multiple holes in this thing very quickly. It was a Christmas gift and by New Years Eve, we had to throw it away. The material is more of a fleece fabric than anything durable so I really wasn't THAT surprised, but considering she was simply digging in there for treats and not really chewing it apart, it was a bit odd.Other than that, the idea behind it is great and you can fit quite a few treats of various sizes in it. It did keep her busy, once she figured out there was food in there, for a while. I was surprised at how long it took her to get to the treats!If the fabric was more durable, this would be a total win but due to its flimsiness, I had to knock it down a few stars.

I read the reviews and thought "well Rigby is pretty good at keeping his toys in tack" -- well within 5 minutes (he was not being aggressive)-- it ripped. We pulled it away from him, really hardly a tug) and we heard it rip. It is super poorly and cheaply made. Here is an idea of Rigby's play habits-- he is about to be 2 years old and still has most of the toys we got him when he was 9 weeks...

This lasted maybe 3 hours. I filled the wings with little treats and closed the back up. My one year old golden mouthed the toy trying to figure out why it smelled like his favorite treats. I showed him the treats Velcro’d in the back. And that was the end of this toy. It did not hold up at all and only lasted one play time.

The closure on the back uses Velcro, they are sewn on so poorly with in minutes my dog had chewed one off. Apparently they expect that because there were additional velcro patches included. The pockets on the duck’s wing were closed, I guess they expect you to cut an opening to insert the treat.My dog is not a toy destroyer, he’s 9 months old and has every toy we ever bought him in tact.Although cute and a good idea, the duck s poorly assembled and cheaply made.I returned it.I don’t recommend it.

Used it twice. I’m not sure what material it’s made of but my Boston terrier completely destroyed it. See photos.

I thought this duck was so adorable. Couldn't wait for it to arrive. First time I gave it to my 4 month old border collie, she gutted it before I realized what she was doing. It's made from rhin material and not durable at all. Kind of pricey for one time use!

My dog loves to find treats. I thought wow this is pretty neat a toy that squeaks, is plushy and you can hide treats in fantastic. Well the concept is phenomenal but the workmanship is an epic fail. Even though supervised and he was enjoying digging the kibble out of the velcroed area. It took only minutes for him to make a hole with his canines. He enjoyed destuffing the toy and pulling off the legs and carried it around with great pride. But other than a quick toy destruction this toy isn't set out to do what it is designed. Not durable in the least. It lasted maybe minutes and for those few minutes he really did enjoy hunting the kibble.

I was really excited about this. My dogs like to “find” treats. I was hoping this would be a good addition to their snuffle mats. The material is very thin and they ripped the head off and fuzz was everywhere within 15mins and one good shake. The pocket where you hide the treats was ok and there were even extra Velcro tabs included, however, the rest of the body was just not durable.

My dog comes to life when these toys come out. He loves the challenge. They wash well. The Velcro is wearing a bit, but would still recommend.

Our dog loved this toy so much, however after a week both wing flaps have been ripped open and there is a hole in the main compartment. If it was a little more durable I might purchase again, but at this point I wouldn’t waste my money.

Great idea but the dog went straight for the Velcro and destroyed the pouch.