Multipet Lamb Chop Squeaky Plush Dog Toy, Regular

She carries it everywhere with her. The first parts to go were the stitching for between Lamb Chops nose and mouth. The strings were easily snipped to remove any hazard. The next part to go was the tongue. The spent a lot of time chewing on it and left little bits of red (felt?) everywhere as she chewed it off. I also snipped that off as soon as I discovered what she was up to. She also loves the squeakers in all four of Lamby's paws and the one in its tummy. She cannot actually figure out how to make them squeal and seems delighted and surprised when one of us does it for her. Perfect for us since she can't annoy us with incessantly squeaking it. Dispite it being mostly silent she adores her Lamb Chop baby. I think we've had it a few months now, and its holding stable as described.

My dogs love a variety of toys but they all have their favorites. My oldest prefers the moose and hedgehogs, my youngest loves the natural toys (squirrels and ducks) and my middle child...she LOVES these lamb choppies. But I've got to tell you how much I hate them. Because of the teeny tiny little itty bitty plastic fasteners they use to attach the tags to the toy. First of all, the lamb is white. Why, for the love of Pete, can't they just use a colored plastic to fasten the tags to these things? At least then you'd stand a better chance of finding all the pieces in the lamb's white fur. Maybe make them a lot longer so that when you push on one end, the other end stands out far enough to be seen. Maybe take a note from the Marvin moose toys and use something thick enough that it's obvious. Maybe use 1 to attach the cardboard to the toy instead of 7 or 8 or 10. They are doubled up, 4 in main cardboard. Two in each front foot, two in each front leg and there's usually another tag in the rear of the toy. They are near impossible to get them all out. I've got my hands on them before I cut them and I find most of them but this current batch I couldn't find the other end of the ones in each of the left legs (bought 4 at once). I BEG the manufacturer of these to STOP using these plastic fasteners! PLEASE! We have friends who just lost their dog to one of these little plastic fasteners. They thought they got them all and the dog ended up eating one. It punctured his intestines and he was septic before they realized something was wrong. Imaging can't find these because they aren't metal. Poor dog died during the exploratory surgery and the vet finally found the plastic fastener during the necropsy. And people lose their body parts to these too. People step on these and get them embedded into their skin and the infection is slow to start, but once it gets going it festers and before you know it, it's in the bone and you're having a toe or portion of your foot amputated. I've seen it. It's not pretty. Please stop using these plastic fasteners to attach tags to these toys. Either that or make them longer...or use colored ones. I know they exist. I've seen them myself. Do something to be better.

The multiple Squeakers mean that he can always find sound. .Note above where I said "Them"! He is almost six years old and 38 pounds. The two, "Lamb Chops? I just purchased are number 6 and 7! This was his first toy and none of the others have suited him. With constant daily use they actually have held up very well. When an arm or leg is lost I put Gorilla tape in its place, and he knows not to mess with that area. My next purchase Will be the Large size --just to see his reaction.

I don't know what they're putting in these Lambchops, but my dogs go nuts over them. Never had a dog toy that was this popular with everyone. None of my dogs chew on their toys, but they sure do love shaking the bejeezus out of their Lambchops. One squeak from Lambchop and everybody goes crazy. We currently have three medium Lampchops in the house.