Mammoth Cottonblend 3 Knot Dog Rope Toy, Color Varies

Lemme start with ITS HUGE. Its probably as tall or taller than my pup. But she loves long ropes. Threads are thin, which means no vomiting up whatever she may swallow, which is a lifesaver for me because she always throws up on my bed... Pup is a dachshund and cavalier king Charles Spaniel. 10 months old. AGGRESSIVE CHEWER. Surprisingly she has not destroyed this. I love it. :)

We normally buy Mammoth's 5 knot rope (and I LOVE it) for our power chewer 2-year-old Labrador. For a friend's new rescue dog who seems to be gentler than my crazy Lab, I decided to get this 3 knot rope. It's still long enough for a large pit mix to play tug with, but it's definitely thinner in diameter than the 5 knot. For both products, I love that the material is cotton because if my dog starts to chew and shred, I don't panic if he swallows a small piece of cotton thread. Never had a problem there and we have had these ropes for 18 months or so. If your dog is a power chewer/shredder, I'd spent the extra money to get the thicker 5 knot rope. We have 2 and even when he eventually chewed We normally buy Mammoth's 5 knot rope (and I LOVE it) for our power chewer 2-year-old Labrador. For a friend's new rescue dog who seems to be gentler than my crazy Lab, I decided to get this 3 knot rope. It's still long enough for a large pit mix to play tug with, but it's definitely thinner in diameter than the 5 knot. For both products, I love that the material is cotton because if my dog starts to chew and shred, I don't panic if he swallows a small piece of cotton thread. Never had a problem there and we have had these ropes for 18 months or so. If your dog is a power chewer/shredder, I'd spent the extra money to get the thicker 5 knot rope. We have 2 and even when he eventually chewed his first rope down after 6 months, we were able to "trim" it so now it's maybe a 10" section that he proudly carries around like a bone. Both ropes are still in good shape. I like Mammoth's products and will continue to purchase. … more

My big Doberman prefers to chew on her bed stuffing or tissues or cardboard. Whenever she goes outside she has to carry a toy with her. Sometimes I can't find them in the yard, so I buy extra ones whenever I can. This is a very durable toy, at least for her to carry! I don't know how long it would last if she started chewing it. Probably one day. But it's important to get safe chew toys, whatever they are. And I need durable toys because they might have to be outside for a few days until I find them.

This would probably last forever with our beagle, but the pitbull loves nothing more than to chew these to bits. He's destroyed 3 of them in the past week.

My Golden loves rope toys but destroys them so fast that I didn't want to invent a ton of money into them. Tried this one and while it has frayed in some places- it is still intact after 6 weeks!

This toy is always in my dogs mouth. Even though some of the strings have popped in the knots, they do not fall out of the toy. This is my dogs #1 toy that she plays with and chews on. It has held up way better than any other rope that we have bought.

This toy is great, seems very sturdy and will be great for my growing large breed puppy. It is larger than I anticipated in a good way.

I know my GS is very hard on toys, but he loves to pull on ropes. I did some searching and this rope was recommended on multiple sites for aggressive chewers. I knew that eventually he would chew through it, but I thought it would take a lot longer than a week, which is disappointing because tug of war is his favorite game.

This was too long for our Miniature Schnauzer. I cut off the end knot and made it just the right size. (A box cutter works well cutting the rope).

The toy is nice but is way too big for my little Maltese. I didn’t realize it was going to be so large. I had to give it away. If you have a big dog, the toy should be fine.