Outward Houndby Charming Pet Cuddle Tugs Cow Plush Squeaky Dog Toy

Hi! Bear is my Australian Shepherd and Bunny is his favorite toy. We are on bunny #2. The first one was purchased in 2022, and we just got him a new one in 2025. Here's what I love - it's a love toy, a tug toy, an interactive squeaker and crinkle toy all in one. The minimal stuffing is great, the sound of the squeakers is good (for both Bear and my ears). The softness and size is perfect. It's cute to watch him carry it around and sleep with it. I love the tug component - Bear will bring the bunny to me to play tug and wrestle and it's easy for him to squeak the small squeakers even though he's a bigger dog (75lbs). Bunny #1 will remain part of our family - just missing one ear and a few squeakers and he still plays with it. These toys are made really well and easy to maintain. It has gone through multiple machine wash-and-dries and yet keeps its softness and structural integrity. All the reasons why we got a second one. In the picture, you can see the three year old, well-worn but still playable bunny next to the new. Bear does not go into playtime with the intent to destroy his toys - this is three years of tugging, whipping it around, squeaking, and wrestling through normal play.

This super cute yet extremely tough little piggy chew toy is by far the best we have ever bought. Not even a close second. And for just $10! Our dog Maggie absolutely loved the first one and pretty much ignores all the other chew toys we bought her. She has been chewing on the piggy for years, hour after hour and it got so ragged we finally decided to get another one. We wondered if she would like the new one as much and we think she likes it even better. The design is amazing not just for chewing but for pulling too. It has these two handles for playing tug of war with the dog, by far the best I've ever seen. Inside the pig are squeaky noise makers along with that crunchy paper that makes a crunch sound when she plays with it. I think what sets this toy apart and why Maggie likes it so much is the leather on the one side with a tough cord around the edges and plush soft on the other. I think Maggie loves the leather, especially the ears. she chews and chews on those ears for hours at a time. The only reason to ever buy another chew toy would be to buy one of the other ones like the cow. Just a remarkable dog toy

Great size for large dogs, built sturdy for normal play (mine like to just Squeak it, not tear it apart).

My dog absolutely loves this toy. She carries it from room to room with her. It squeaks, it crinkles, and it's a pull toy. This is the second one I have purchased because she loves it so much. What more could you ask for.

This piggy tug toy is awsome! My dogs love it, and it's holding up quite well. Outward hound dog toys are a favorite in my house.

This toy tho not indestructible is still good quality for my 4 month old Mini Bernadoodle.

I got it a month ago and it's still my dog's favorite toy. My dog is really rough with toys, so I thought it would be in shreds by now, but the only noticeable hole is in the cow's face. For reference, my dog is about 45 lbs.

My 85 lbs Great Pyrenees mix dog loves the bunny. He usually loses interest in stuffies fairly quickly, but this one has kept his interest. It crinkles and is lightweight so it’s easy for him to toss up and catch. It also works out well as a tuggie, just be careful not to let the ears be a pulling point. He and his 150 lbs. Great Dane buddy had a lot of fun with it. Ears and tails are sensitive to pulling and can detach. It didn’t stop the fun though. That created another item to toss. Good value for the amount of fun my dog has had with it. I will be buying another one next month for his birthday.