Multipet Lamb Chop Squeaky Plush Dog Toy

I bought this for our 2 1/2 year old German shorthair. Within 5 minuets the seams started coming apart in several areas on lamb chops. I had to get out a needle and thread. I’ve sewn over 10 spots so far where the seams came apart. Our dog shakes lamb chops and throw it in the air, catches it and shakes it again like she would do with a pheasant. I also bought her a big yellow duck we call Mr. Quackers. She has done the same thing with it and there have been no tears! I’m so thankful Mr. Quackers has become her favorite toy! She even sleeps with it. She puts her head on it and sleeps! I do not recommend Lamb Chops. It has a manufacturer defect as they have done a terrible job sewing it together I bought this for our 2 1/2 year old German shorthair. Within 5 minuets the seams started coming apart in several areas on lamb chops. I had to get out a needle and thread. I’ve sewn over 10 spots so far where the seams came apart. Our dog shakes lamb chops and throw it in the air, catches it and shakes it again like she would do with a pheasant. I also bought her a big yellow duck we call Mr. Quackers. She has done the same thing with it and there have been no tears! I’m so thankful Mr. Quackers has become her favorite toy! She even sleeps with it. She puts her head on it and sleeps! I do not recommend Lamb Chops. It has a manufacturer defect as they have done a terrible job sewing it together! … more

My 2 yr old pug loves plush toys, especially the big ones. I have bought the bear, duck, monkey, unicorn, and this lamb. The pug will play tug-a-war with our female pug, drag them to bed every night, and shake it and pull at it. Not over rough but does tear open seams if the toy is fragile. Most of them hold up pretty well with the duck holding up for 2 months of heavy use and the unicorn still going for twice that long after I stitched a hole back up. This lamb is much thinner than any of the other versions. The pug had a hole in the neck after 30 minutes, which I sewed up, but then had ears torn open by the next day. I'm not going to try to sew it again, there is not enough solid fabric to My 2 yr old pug loves plush toys, especially the big ones. I have bought the bear, duck, monkey, unicorn, and this lamb. The pug will play tug-a-war with our female pug, drag them to bed every night, and shake it and pull at it. Not over rough but does tear open seams if the toy is fragile. Most of them hold up pretty well with the duck holding up for 2 months of heavy use and the unicorn still going for twice that long after I stitched a hole back up. This lamb is much thinner than any of the other versions. The pug had a hole in the neck after 30 minutes, which I sewed up, but then had ears torn open by the next day. I'm not going to try to sew it again, there is not enough solid fabric to sew to. I recommend the other animals, but not the lamb. … more

This is hands down my dog’s favorite plush toy. I think it’s because of the number of squeakers and the “mouthfeel” of its body which is really plush and the perfect size to fit in his mouth and thrash around. Unfortunately, my dog loves it a little too much and ends up getting holes in it pretty easily. The material does not hold up well so I have had to stitch it up a few times. The face of the lamb is very large fabric so a normal thread does not hold up well so I have to use a thicker thread to stitch up the face. We are on our second lamb and although he tears it up pretty easily, it’s worth the price of getting a new one every Christmas because of the joy it brings my dog. He loves his This is hands down my dog’s favorite plush toy. I think it’s because of the number of squeakers and the “mouthfeel” of its body which is really plush and the perfect size to fit in his mouth and thrash around. Unfortunately, my dog loves it a little too much and ends up getting holes in it pretty easily. The material does not hold up well so I have had to stitch it up a few times. The face of the lamb is very large fabric so a normal thread does not hold up well so I have to use a thicker thread to stitch up the face. We are on our second lamb and although he tears it up pretty easily, it’s worth the price of getting a new one every Christmas because of the joy it brings my dog. He loves his “lambie” and it’s so cute. … more

My mixed Lab and chihuahua rescue Kobe will not have it if it’s not lamp chop. I got him all of the sizes and extras just in case he decides to operate on it which means the stuffing are out the squeakers doesn’t squeak anymore etc... we go through about 3 per month but it’s worth buying because the excitement on his face and how happy he is , priceless! He would not even look at the other toys we got him , just lamp chop !

Lambchop has been ordered multiple times for Sir Henry! He loves her...until he performs decottonization and squeaker removal. Then her parts are ripped off one by one. Currently she has one eyelash and a lambpaw left! Henry is given Lambchop about once a season and though I’m so sad when he treats her so badly but... So happy that she brings him joy! Henry, my year and a half old Golden Retriever, thanks you!,

Beagle x Pittie loves to gut squeakers and stuffing. This is NOT the case for mini lamb chop. It’s been 6 months, and not a hole or busted seam. And this lamb gets a lot of attention! I picked up the medium size for Xmas, and the “imposter” had his face ripped open before the new year. He has been destuffed now, for multi-toy-pickup fetch. I guess she made her point, lol.

He barely saw this toy under tree & eyes sparked, whole body wiggled; he knew it was his. He's Golden Border cross rescue as tiny puppy, 2-1/2 yrs now, shakes toys a lot, LambChop will need some stitching, no problem..what's a few stitches to keep a pup happy. He doesn't shake this one as much because I remind him.."Gentle" when he gets too excited and he eases up but loves to carry this toy and rest head on it, flop leg over it. I need to grab a needle & thread now for underarm repair, not many threads will hold up to lots of active fun but the smiles are worth it.!

This is by far our pups favorite toy of all we ordered. Unfortunately, within the first 5 minutes, she had it's nose pulled off, and within the next hour, it's tongue. Not a big deal really, but then she proceeded to chew right through the material on it's face and we had to take away from her because we did not want her eating the stuffing. Very cute, but not very durable.

Lamby is the favorite toy of my big male German Shepherd. The stuffed toys are called "babies" and he always grabs this one first. The 4 paws squeak as well as the belly. I get him the regular size. They are both pretty beat up now, so ordering 2 new ones. I will add that I have washed them in the washing machine several times because they get pretty dirty. Doesn't seem to hurt them. I don't use fabric softener or dryer sheets with the toys, and they do go in the dryer. Not mentioned by the manufacturer, but my own suggestion.

My pup gutted it out, and IMMEDIATELY started hyperventilating, panting and crying....thus went on for 30 minutes plus.....it was awful. I took the toy away, vacuumed the guts and within an hour, he was back to normal. Something was inside.....my pup is 10, and I have never seen him have a reaction to a toy in a negative way in his past.