Frisco Plush with Inside Rope Squeaking Bear Dog Toy

Leiska loves her Coco Bear. We are sorry we had to rename it because her best bud (and our smallest, a brown Pomeranian) is names Tedd E. Bear.. so you see saying go get your Teddy Bear can be a bit confusing so we renamed his stuffed bear Coco. (It was that or rename Tedd, we thought the stuffed bear would accept the name change easier).

Pup seemed to like as well as his other nonspecial toys and this looks to be made very well - the only thing I did not like was how it came out of the wash and I Have to wash his toys as he is out in the dirt with them and drools all over them!

The rope inside the body makes this toy more sturdy than regular plush toys and hopefully, last longer. Now, if manufacturers could only figure out a way to keep dogs from tearing these toys apart to find the squeaker inside. For its size, I would only recommend it for a small or medium dog. And, take it away when you are done playing with your dog. Otherwise, that squeaker thing....

We’ve had this toy for almost 10 days. My dog destroys everything before I leave the room. He loves this toy. It’s the first in a long time that had lasted beyond a week and I can still identify it. Much more durable than others we’ve tried. This will be our new “go to” toy.

My 12 week old Goldendoodle loves this toy. The rope inside of it is maybe an inch in diameter which is the right size to tug on and it's soft enough for him to sleep with. I bought this one as the orange Fox one.

My 8 year old, and 3 month old toy destroyers love this toy! Its their new favorite! I've had it for about a month and it doesn't have any breaks in it yet, so its pretty durable.

I have two big dogs that play really rough and they LOVE this bear. After a few weeks of using it as a tug-o-war rope, chewing on it, and taking it everywhere, it's still completely in tact. I cannot believe it. It's tougher than the Kong wild ropes toys, which is saying a lot.

Adorable toy, but too soft and my dog destroyed it in about 10 minutes. I have a scottie who is a tough chewer ...was hoping because it has a rope inside it would last longer,

Our 8yr old puggle usually rips apart any new toy we get her within 20 minutes. She is determined to get the stuffing and squeaker out. To my surprise she has not ripped into this and it’s been a week. She carries it around once and awhile and seems to like it. Just can’t believe it’s still all in one piece. I like the thought of it having a rope inside too without a ton of stuffing. Very happy with this toy!

My puppy eats the faces off of stuffies like it's his job, but this bear has held up to the abuse. It's fairly heavy given the ropes inside, and the fur has been shockingly durable over the last couple of weeks despite my pup's best attempts to rip him open.