Does it have buttons that the dog can chew off?
666957
Mine did not have buttons, but it does have that leather looking patch (you can see it in the photo) sewn own, that a dog may be able to chew off. Over all, I would not classify it as a supper sturdy bed. It could be easily destroyed, if you have a dog or puppy that does that sort of thing. However it is very very washable, so if you are still working on crate training or your dog occasional has accidents, it is very easy to just throw the whole thing in the washer.
666958
It doesn't have buttons, its just stitching to make it look like it has them.
666959
I used it under a blanket in a dog crate. It was never chewed, but it was not in direct contact with my dog.
666960
My dog destroyed it (twice), so I don't 100% remember. If memory serves there weren't any buttons, just stitching.
783685
It has button eyes. We always used it in supervised settings until our little one was old enough for soft toys with button eyes.
1199252
No, just cheap fabric over a loofah. My dog tore it up within minutes. I DO NOT recommend this toy.
2041491
yes...it does have a squeaky nozzle type of fitting that squeaks both ways..when your dog is biting it and when it refills with air. my schnauzer 3 year old loves it..another great thing is when you throw it..it bounces so randomly because of the 4 external knobs...drives my dog crazy...
876876
Not the limbs or horns. My husky mix was able to tear those off quickly. But she hung onto the rest of the toy for a while.
484991
There is only one vibration..I use it on my italian greyhound and rat terrier. Very mild. There is one shock button, along with a whistle and bird chirp. The only thing is that I would change is you have to remove batteries when not using it. There is no off button.Besides that for a small dog its handy.
582607
No it does not, but it is pretty tough and still in good condition after the giant poodle has attacked it many times a day.
850045
Yes! I own a pitbull and she chews it for hours. She leaves little teeth marks on it but it's strong enough that she can't tear it apart. We have had it for 2 weeks now and still no damage to the ball
454134
no, but it is the only toy that my dog has not destroyed. The one that I have doesn't have any foam on the inside.
1352331
Even if there is, I'm not sure it's a great idea. My three Jack Russells love this door, and the freedom it gives them - they run at it full tilt, and barely without looking because they just expect it to be open. If I replaced the grey one with another solid, but clear door, I'd be afraid my dogs would break their necks because for sure they wouldn't notice which door was on. My youngest has had a couple of nasty bumps as it is when the grey one was in use.
1352003
No. As you can see in the picture, the dog's mouth is open. It's made for keeping the dog from pulling when walking on a leash. It didn't even work for that. My dog refused to move while wearing it. My dog nips, too, so I bought a cheap muzzle, but never had the heart to try it on her since the head halter upset her so. Learn how to teach the dog not to nip. Takes time and patience, but better in the long run. Dehydrated beef lung is an irresistible treat that will distract the dog away from the nippee.
194887
It has three size settings. Perhaps if you pick the smallest setting it might be chewable. I've never tried chewing it. On a more general note, I do like the machine, and I am glad I bought it.
847520
The one we have does not. However, having made some toys of this nature myself, I always leave the pull string off since it can become a choking/strangling device if too long.
1636636
yes! as long as you give them other items to chew. I give my dog a rawhide or bone to chew to ease frustration. Use it as a fetch toy and they should respond. My dog loves it. Its a tough ball.
121966
No. Its a solid toy; dense rubber. Determined chewer won in less than a half hour
1982470
Yes it does. You have complete control over each function. Very well made and durable. I highly recommend it for obedience training.
840388
What a neat idea! I would think a dog would not have any problem hitting the button (with nose or paw). The button is very easy to push/engage.