Would this be too big for a puppy around 5.5 lbs to play with? Also, is it cotton stuffing or beans? Its super cute! Thanks!
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It is about 15 inches from head to feet and has beans in it's bottom and the bottom of it's feet.
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This is not a dog toy. It is filled with both cotton and beans. The eyes could come off and your dog could swallow them or choke. There are lots of appropriate toys for dogs to play with. This is NOT one of them.
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Buy a horse toy called Jolly Ball, they are great. Our giant breed puppy loves it.
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We have a 5 pound Shih Tzu and ours is great. Very sturdy and soft. Just check on the shipping because ours took weeks to arrive.
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I gave it to a lab-shep. He is like a big giant baby. Rolling n playing with it. It squeaks too. It's a furry fun toy. About a foot long or more w beak
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I am noticing as she gets heavier it is starting to sag more even unopened. Have thought of reinforcing it with something. I don't think it would hold a 22# dog as it said it would. I think to extend it, it might help to close the extra zipper which gives it a little more room. Still happy with it and she loves it. She weighs about 10# now. Think it would work great for a tiny breed. She is a 4 mo. mini schnauzer.
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We have the little one that rattles and this medium puppy is at least 4 to 5 times larger than that one. My kids are obsessed with these puppies and this is one of their faves. :)
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I do not think it would withstand a big dog's play. It is not really meant as a dog toy. Hope this is helpful to you
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My dog is a small dog (10#) and has not destroyed this toy yet and she has destroyed other plush toys in the past. It seems well constructed and has given her many, many hours of fun! Since it's not terribly expensive, I think it's worth a try - but for sure go for the jumbo size. I have the large for my small dog, but I think the large for a bigger dog could become a choking hazard.
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I have a small peekapoo/yorkie of about 5lbs. This is perfect for her. It sits about 5in. off the floor and has good support at the corners and some support on the underside. It should work fine for your puppy for quite some time.
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Michelle, if your puppy doesn't mind the weight of the Goughnut it would be great. Mine seems to think it's too heavy, so she doesn't bother with it... ours will last forever.
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It took my year-old springer about two weeks to go through Merrick's Naturally Stuffed Twin Hoofers, but he has been working on the Great Dog Biggest Cow (Beef) Bone--9-11" Bone since the last part of February and he still chews on it at least every other day. It also has the place where the marrow used to be and I'm thinking of putting a little peanut butter in there just as an extra treat.
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Yes I believe it would be to heavy for a 5lb dog. I think they come lighter. if not get some clothes line rope but some clips and tie them on real good and that would be fine for him or her. I have a shihi-poo he ways 26lbs. and i got a clothes line rope for him. Any hardware store will have the rope and probably the clips, but I do believe they come in lighter weight. I bet he or she is cute. i think Poms are real cute but so is mine. Good luck you will find something.
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I think about five pounds.My puppy is small and thin and he fits comfortable in it. If she grows much more I will have to get a bigger one.
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The kibble is not very small, i.e., not puppy-size. The pieces are triangular, about 0.5"x 0.5" hope this helps!
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Maybe you can ask again and see what the weight is. That seemed to be the problem for our dog. It is a big chunk of solid. I gave my away to a friend with a bigger dog, or I'd check for you. It was too heavy for out 9# maltese. Robert is right -- it's not too expensive, so if it works, you'd have a great toy, and if it doesn't, it wasn't a big investment, and you could gift elsewhere.
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I would say it would be too heavy for a teacup dog or very small dog. We used it on our puppy when she was about 15-20 lb and it was fine. I have to say that it worked like a charm. If she starts to bark, I only have to get it out of the box and she stops.
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My Cavachon is about 21-22 lbs. She likes this size because she feels nestled. She's a rescue and likes to feel secure. She also hangs her head over the side while sleeping. If you feel you pug needs stretch room then larger would be better. Bridget curls up in it and there's still some room for a toy or two.