Does this dog toy stand up, or is it floppy?
1580894
It does not stand erect like the picture shows. It is very soft. So I would say it is more to the floppy side.
1580895
it is more floppy than stiff. cuddly and adorable. But you can carefully stand him up....soft and seems well made. Nothing worse than a stuffed animal that cant with stand the washing machine! My son loves it
391950
Agreed, mine has never toppled, and that's with two big 95 lb. dogs eating out of it at the same time. The legs lock into place very securely and the whole thing is pretty robust, it's not some flimsy, cheaply made stand. It's really great for traveling too.
23546
The one that I purchased was very close to what was displayed. It stands up well, I have a dog that insists on getting on the bed (she is a lab ) and it hasn't hurt the bed spread.
113658
Thank you for your question, Jessica. This rubber toy is designed to dispense kibble or treats and while it bounces, it does not squeak.
1643195
No it does not stand up but that has never been a problem for me. It is a well designed and very tough bag and has served me well for several years. Had to pick up a second bag in case it got discontinued.....
290691
It has been seen into a laying-down position but the legs are not stiff or "bendy" ... so the legs are soft/plush but the fox can't really be made to stand or sit.
1462209
My doggie is about the same size. It works well. She can turn around easily, but not stand completely up. I had a larger one, but it was a bit hard to carry. This one is perfect, and we love the zipper "jack in the box" top!
1948420
It is a floppy bear that doesn't really sit up well but if it did the intended pose is exactly as pictured. This is a typical Gund loosely stuffed toy that my grandchild loved. I have given a number of this type of toys over the years and children ALWAYS prefer these softer easier-to-grasp ones.
428237
Mine doesn't - it's very stable (my dogs are around 20 lbs). If you get one that is unstable it's defective and should be replaced.
2145034
It is flexible like a tennis ball just a little firmer. It bounces nicely but is a little too heavy for my 7 lb. puppy. She loves chasing it down the dark hall though.
694751
I am really not sure why it says that to be honest. But, what I can tell you is that from about 4.5 years experience of using this (2 children later!) it has not been an issue after they were able to sit up. I would think that if they tried to stand on it, the material is soft enough that is would just mash down flat. Although, it is definitely sturdy enough not to look floppy or saggy per say! I have loved it and it is definitely worth the piece of mind and purchasing! As I stated in my review, it also keeps arms and legs in the crib which can be alarming when they wake up crying because a limb is stuck between the slats! Hope this helps! :)
437724
It has articulation at the shoulders and legs. The outstretched arm does not go up and down though, it just turns horizontally.
812580
All stand, but Sandy (squirrel) tends to have trouble staying upright. Just tested them:). My kids haven't complained about that issue, but I wanted to double check. Hope that helps!
655020
There are legs on each end of the gate to help it stand up. You can see the front ones in the picture. The back ones are the same length. It is very difficult to tip it over, but it can be pushed aside. Our 2 dogs (both mastiff mixes) do not jump and there is a chair that prevents it from being pushed into the room.
616815
the cover doesnt stay up in a hard way. It is a soft bed with a pouch. The top of the cover does have a rod in it to help keep its shape. We have had 2 of these beds and for a dog who likes to be covered and burrowed, it is perfect. Our dog flips the bed around depending on whether he feels like being inside or on top.
393687
I have found it stable. My son pulled up on it and it never tipped. He is now walking and does push it around. He has loved this toy.
2136667
Yes, it is more flimsy than some I have seen but does feel sturdy when open. Mine was brand new; now just have to get the dog to "like it"