GoDog Furballz Chew Guard Squeaky Plush Dog Toy

My dog wasn't interested in playing with toys at all but we got these and now she's playing fetch, tug o war, and just tossing and playing with them all the time. She absolutely loves these toys. In the past year I've only had to repair a small hole in one. She's not a super chewer unless there's food inside something though. For the tangled look people are talking about, if you let it dry then comb it out then it goes back to its original condition. You don't have to and I really don't, but if that's something you care about it may be worth it.

Our pug Rebel has had his go dog furzballz, Bestfriend, for over 4 years. Until August of this year Bestfriend was undamageable. We noticed that the fuzzy was coming off the ball and he was eating it. So we decided to put bestfriend in storage and buy a new one. Unfortunately the new one immediately came unstitched and the fuzzy's were falling out themselves. We will not be buying another furzballz from go dog :(

I picked up both the ring and the ball in large for my two labradoodle rescue mixes. These guys tear into toys and when they saw these, the fun was on! They are super durable and the hair is short and tight, which is good for dogs that pull at hairy toys with their teeth. This is an interactive toy for my guys, because left alone, they would eventually find a way to destroy it. This one (ball) is deep and plush and the squeaker is hard for them to get at, but they don't really care as they love chasing it. The Ring is just as large and has multiple squeakers inside that they loved and again, chasing it was their most enjoyable part. Only one downside and this applies to all toys: Still can't I picked up both the ring and the ball in large for my two labradoodle rescue mixes. These guys tear into toys and when they saw these, the fun was on! They are super durable and the hair is short and tight, which is good for dogs that pull at hairy toys with their teeth. This is an interactive toy for my guys, because left alone, they would eventually find a way to destroy it. This one (ball) is deep and plush and the squeaker is hard for them to get at, but they don't really care as they love chasing it. The Ring is just as large and has multiple squeakers inside that they loved and again, chasing it was their most enjoyable part. Only one downside and this applies to all toys: Still can't understand why manufacturers haven't figured out that by putting multiple tags and plastic ties into toys for dogs, or even cats, is just a waste, as the owners only have to spend time cutting all those out and off so the pet doesn't choke on them. Maybe some day they will figure out this is not designer clothing they are making! … more

I know this toy is for my pet, but we're the ones that are responsible for them. This is a good looking toy,it looks fun but me I do not believe it's all that. Because the toy has these very colorful fibers but they tend to get stuck in your dogs mouth. Just playing and fetching with thing was give me bad vibe or feeling if you will. It was a lot of these fibers coming off and she was possibly ingesting them. So it's ok for other people but I'm not going to risk that. Just my opinion maybe I'm wrong it could great for animals and peeps. But not for my pet.

I bought this toy because my dog LOVES balls but I have not been successful at finding a ball that’s large, durable and won’t end up under the couch. I knew it was a risk getting this toy because of the fuzz but I tried. Well, within 2 mins my doodle (with a sensitive stomach) was eating the fuzz and it was all over the carpet. So, because I didn’t want him throwing up fuzz- I gave it to my brothers dog. Well, the toy said it was durable and would hold up. I figured his dog who is a German Shepard would appreciate this toy. It was destroyed within 5 mins. I DON’T recommend this toy. It’s NOT durable and you will be picking up fuzz for days. Waste of money.

My Charlie Brown loved this poof, it was bigger than we expected, which was fun. Charlie would prance around with it, ah the joy and laughter... Then one sad, windy day, Charlie Brown and his sister, Rosie the Riveter, must have gotten a little too bored or a little too vigorous or maybe they were just being their usual ornery selves... I looked in the backyard, and there were pieces of "Poof" e v e r y w h e r e. Fluff in every corner of the yard. Probably won't buy another Poof, the sadness (and cleanup) was too much to handle.

Looks gross when all slobbered up, and the long shaggy fur in my dog’s mouth triggers my gag reflex. But Rocket gives it two paws up! Never seen him lick a toy so darned much! Maybe a couple fibers in his poops now and again—but nothing alarming. Definitely a favorite in our house! ;)

I love these! And so do my dogs! They are fuzzy and easy to grab. My dogs look so cute carrying them around the house and yard. They remind me of Rainbow Brite’s fuzzy friends: the Sprites!

I got this for my great pyrenees puppy to destroy (he loves tearing stuffing out). Two weeks later and several tugs of war between him and my adult pyr, not a single tear on it. Was fulling expecting this to be a throw-away toy and its holding up better than anything else ive given him.

I know it's crazy, but my giant great dane, looooooves these furballz. I don't get it, but he loves throwing these things all over and chasing it. He's had two so far (different colors) and one he opened up and took the stuffing out, the other he has kept intact- but still plays with both. I say "get your floofer" and he will go to his toy bin and grab them. Won't be the last I buy for him