Outward Hound Invincibles Geckos Squeaky Stuffing-Free Plush Dog Toy

My little terrier-chihuahaha mix is a super chewer, and no toy is a match for her mighty jaws. She ripped every piece of fluff off the surface of this toy, leaving trails of green and purple fuzz everywhere. She loved every second of it -- clean up was easy with a vacuum. No toy lasts forever, and meanwhile she was fiercely occupied and happy.

This is what my 1 1/2 year old Shepard thinks of their tagline "Tough chewers have met their match" (See Photo) This toy is apparently not meant for the toughest of tough chewers. I will say though that these flat stuffing free toys, while maimed completely do tend to survive. The squeaker is always the first to go however.

Absolutely NOT for agressive chewers. My lil doxie got through the seams in under 5 mins. She is def agressive but description led me to believe it would last a bit longer than the average toy.

Again, chewy drops the ball with inaccurately describing toys claiming to be tough when they aren’t. Toy didn’t last but a few minutes and my dog is not a power chewer by any means.

Maisy loved this (loves it still: the carcass is still in the living room) but she had the squeaker out in about 15 minutes. Not for aggressive chewers!

This is the 2nd of these toys I've recently ordered. We have lots of toy play places and it's crazy but he knows this toy by name. (Go get the gecko...) They are safe, no small squeaker to worry about being chewed and parts swallowed.

Ok so I live with the toy destroyer. I read the description for this cute little squeaky toy say no stuffing, reinforced seams, strong liner over squeakers and they continue to squeak after punctured. All true they are heavy duty but not for my destructive doggie! She had a hole in it within 5 minutes of getting it. I left her alone with her new toy while I ate dinner, well by then a little nubby leg was off the toy completely and within the next hour the tough liner was ripped open and the squeaker although punctured still squeaked was in her mouth. If you also have a toy destroyer like mine, I suggest you keep looking for a good, tuff, squeaky toy. But if you have a moderate muncher go for Ok so I live with the toy destroyer. I read the description for this cute little squeaky toy say no stuffing, reinforced seams, strong liner over squeakers and they continue to squeak after punctured. All true they are heavy duty but not for my destructive doggie! She had a hole in it within 5 minutes of getting it. I left her alone with her new toy while I ate dinner, well by then a little nubby leg was off the toy completely and within the next hour the tough liner was ripped open and the squeaker although punctured still squeaked was in her mouth. If you also have a toy destroyer like mine, I suggest you keep looking for a good, tuff, squeaky toy. But if you have a moderate muncher go for this cute gecko! … more

So far, so good. We are a big fan of these stuffing free toys in our home. Our golden doodle loves his plush toys but makes a huge mess with the stuffing in regular toys, and I'm always worried about him ingesting some. He can tear a toy up in record time, but two weeks in hasn't destroyed this one yet.

This gecko was a great value and has held up very well to our heavy chewer of a dog who quickly destroys most toys, but not this one! And she loves it! The squeaking can get a little loud and almost annoying, but it's a welcome sound because it means she's having fun chewing on something she's allowed to chew on. ;-)

This quickly became my dog's favorite toy (the only reason for the 2nd star) but totally defeated its purpose, which was to be "invincible." Within less than 5 minutes of giving it to my dog, he had gnawed open a seam (as pictured - again, this was minutes after giving it to him) and now a week later I had to take it away from him because he had managed to chew off chunks. This lasted as long as any plush toy he's had.