Frisco Birthday TPR Fetch Bone Squeaky Dog Toy, Purple, Medium/Large

Both of our dogs get very excited when they see these bones come out of the Chewy boxes. We have an American Bully, Dolly Parton, and an Presa Canario, Johnny Cash. They are both very tough chewers but also have very different ways of enjoying/playing with toys in general, so I am able to provide feedback on these toys from a couple of perspectives. Dolly has tendency to be destructive with her toys. She likes to get a couple of good squeaks out of these bones before going into destructive mode. The way these bones are made slows her destruction process down a bit because she is generally only able to rip off small pieces of it at a time as she works on tearing them apart. They generally last her a couple of days because we put them up intermittently to keep her from destroying them in one sitting. Cash on the other hand, generally tends to try to preserve his toys as long as possible. He likes to go lay down and chew on these bones just enough to make them squeak repeatedly. He remains relatively gentle with them even well after they don’t squeak anymore, and I’m guessing that is because he also likes to hear the sound of the air swooshing in and out of the toy every time he bites down. These bones stay intact for days to weeks between his playing style and the fact that we put them up intermittently to make Dolly’s bones last as long as possible. Cash’s destruction process begins once he eventually punctures a noticeable hole in the bone. He is much larger than our Bully and is able to get off pieces a bit bigger than she is. However, in comparison to other toys the pieces are still relatively small, which prolongs the destruction process. These bones are reasonably priced, and you can often find them on sale through Chewy. As an added bonus, the squeaking noise these bones make is not loud and obnoxious like some toys are. It’s enough that the dogs get enjoyment from it but also quiet enough that it doesn’t disturb conversations or become a nuisance.

Stella loves to play with it