So cute

me too - I'd love that

Actually I did not. I did have plans to follow up but due to some items that came up I did not complete it. Were you wondering about anything? I am thinking about providing a update for this if there is interest. Overall I do feel they are a solid option if you dog is good a drop it and does not have an immediate instinct to naw or attempt to chew. They work best as a tug and play toy and alternate to a rope or ball for play tug and fetch. One item to consider if your dog is prone to resource guarding is that it can be difficult to manage as the dog can get one of the limbs during play. The velcro works reasonably well. The overall construction and material is durable and holds up well to heavier dogs but it is not a toy I would treat as a "chew toy" or leave my dog unsupervised with. Hope this helps.

I did post the follow up review but it was removed due to upload error in hosting. I no longer have the source file so was not able to re upload it. Did you have any questions?

@@ExperiencesWithMyDog sure. I was wondering how they were. Thinking about ordering one for my dog but another review wasn't so great. It's been a while tho and I don't remember now. I just remember whatever the review was I decided not to purchase it.

You should use it as a tug type toy with your dog and it should be left with the dog un supervised as is the case with most plush or tug type toys. In this respect it may be a better option to consider chews of some type. It very depends on the dog as not all dogs play/tug driven. Alternatives outside of tug might include snuffle mats or licks mats which we have also covered on the channel.