Petique Eco Pet Ball Python Squeaky Hemp Dog Toy

When I first received my order I thought this item was to big and heavy for Rosy, my 9 week old puppy. Two weeks later she is shaking this snake and running all over with it . She also uses it as a sleeping buddy! So happy I kept it !

My lab loves snake chew toys. Unfortunately he destroys them in a short time. I keep looking for one that will hold up and had high hopes for this one. To be fair it is really a good quality toy. For most dogs it should hold up fine. It is quite heavy so watch out if your dog flings it! A chew toy is only as tough as it’s weakest link. In this toy it’s the stitching under the head. My dog finds these areas first and then that’s the end of the toy!

Our dog went wild over the python toy. He killed all the squeaker quickly but still likes to tug with it. He ripped the head off quickly but he is a distructo dog. He still loves to tug with it and he picks it quite often.

We have an excessive chewer 60 pound Labradoodle. This toy is so durable. The only plush toy that has lasted eight months since he was eight weeks old. He thrashes it, chews, and plays tug-of-war with it. It appears it’s going to last a lot longer! I machine wash & dry it. I love it as much as our dog!

My dog loves tug toys, especially giant ones shaped like snakes or caterpillars that she can drag around and “kill”. Bought several so far and this is the best. 1) she loves it 2) it’s tough. I think it’s made of corduroy material. She was not able to destroy it and eat the squeakers within 24 hours like the other toys. It’s all in one piece with all squeakers intact after several days of play 3)it’s head is weighted like a ball so it can be thrown 4) my tiny dog thinks it’s fun to drag around giant snake that is too big for her. Bigger the better! This one is probably intended for large dogs but this 10 lb pup can still carry it around

All the other reviews about the head being easily destroyable are correct. My 5 month old picard loves this toy, but it only took him about a day before he ripped open the head and the stuffing was all over the place. We cut the head off and he loves the body of the toy, which seems very durable and well made.

Once snake arrived, all other toys became side characters. Snake was bigger than we expected. Snake was bigger than she could have ever dreamed. All she wants now is snake. She sleeps with snake. She whips snake around as she runs around house. She drops snake in our lap so we will throw snake and she can retrieve it. We're pretty sure she dreams about snake. Rope, the former love and favorite, feels neglected. Forgotten. Abandoned. Rope now plays the role of Jessie in Toy Story 2. Never has this dog cherished anything more than snake.

The dog (large mixed breed 9 month puppy) loved this but she took it and systematically dismantled it. We are two days out and it's now a pile of cloth and string and a few plastic squeaky balls. Not durable at all. And she had no interest in tug of war with this guy, just chewing on it.

This snake was at least twice as big as I'd expected (which is totally on me for not reading the dimensions carefully) and we weren't sure how our 12yo blind Jack Russell would like it. Would she be overwhelmed by it? The answer is yes, but in the best way. She finds the texture and squeak very satisfying and the bigness of the toy seems to make her feel like she's wrestling a formidable opponent. It's been reasonable durable, too. Normally she rips a new toy completely to shreds within a couple hours, but this one will take her a while to destroy. She extracted the ball from one of the middle segments with near-surgical precision--the better to get a grip for tug of war--but has chewed This snake was at least twice as big as I'd expected (which is totally on me for not reading the dimensions carefully) and we weren't sure how our 12yo blind Jack Russell would like it. Would she be overwhelmed by it? The answer is yes, but in the best way. She finds the texture and squeak very satisfying and the bigness of the toy seems to make her feel like she's wrestling a formidable opponent. It's been reasonable durable, too. Normally she rips a new toy completely to shreds within a couple hours, but this one will take her a while to destroy. She extracted the ball from one of the middle segments with near-surgical precision--the better to get a grip for tug of war--but has chewed happily on the rest without ripping it too much. … more

My dog loved “his snake” so much! We got another dog about a year ago and they both love playing with it. Being as it lasted over a year and they’re finally digging into it, we wanted to buy another but it’s out of stock! So worth the price & hope to see it in stock again soon.