Mammoth 100% Cotton Dog Rope Toy

Bought the large size and had it for less than a week. My lab was able to unwind the braid, or untie the knot. We have had other, similar, rope toys that lasted much longer. Also, bought an XL to replace the L we had, and it seems to be the exact same size. The length between the knots is only 5 inches. Much too small for two larger dogs to play tug of war.

My dog has razor sharp teeth and cannot have any stuffed toys as he destroys them. Ropes are manageable but this rope is a bit messy once he gets to it. So far, it is lasting a while, but I am finding pieces of rope throughout the house. I will see how long it lasts before I can decide if I would buy it again.

I cut the super long strings on both ends as was suggested to me to make the toy safer. That's the only thing I would change about this product. Roo has had hers for 5 months and I just bought a replacement, its the perfect chewing strength for her. She's a big fan of tug of war, which made toy training her super easy with these ropes (I get her the L and XL as a 50 pound Pointer mix). I've heard other brands of ropes don't hold up half as well. Also a great move to get your dog's teeth flossed for free

My puppy has had many rope toys and most of them he has destroyed pretty quickly. This rope has no special colors or toy parts added and doesn't cost as much as some of the more "flashier" rope toys. It actually lasted longer than others I've purchased. I would recommend this one.

My vet recommended my senior pup not use hard bones anymore as her teeth are showing some wear from a lifetime of loving hard bones and antlers. That’s a hard task for a bull terrier that loves to chew. We’ve tried rubber alternatives to no avail, then I remembered these simple little toys. They fit the bill perfectly! Yes, it will eventually unravel, but it keeps a bored terrier busy for hours and hours a day.

Perfect for my allergic Frenchton. I don’t know all of her many allergies and try to avoid toys with dyes. She loves to chew so this is perfect and I know she isn’t sucking down bright color dye. Wish manufacturers were more considerate to allergic dogs and made more natural or organic materials as these go in a dogs mouth and they likely ingest portions of toys. I would be willing to pay a higher price for quality “natural” items.

Lily loves this, by far her favorite. She gets it about an hour, 3-4 times a week. I chase her all around for 10-15 minutes, then we tug-o-war for about half an hour, then I let her chill and chew on it for about 15 minutes. I always put it away so it will always be a treat for her and me.

Not the string ropes I normally get and liked. Chewy quit caring that one apparently. My dogs chewed up in 10 minutes. Bigger than the other rope toys I normally get. So I thought they would be good.? But not wound as tight or something. Destroyed too quickly. Not good for my dogs.

I wasn't sure but when received it was way too small to play tug of war with. He plays with it but I think I should have gotten it about 2 sizes larger.

Got this for my husky. I don't let her have ropes unsupervised just in case she decides to eat the strings, but after a day of her throwing this thing around I still haven't found any loose strings yet. Seems to be holding up well.