Cute, Crinkly Fun

Okay, so last time we sold these, we did not stress this bit about the “Kiwi Juice” toy enough:

Engage your dog’s natural instincts with a 3-in-1 design ideal for hiding treats

Same goes for the “Treasure Bag” and the “Leaf Bag”: you can hide treats in them and let your pup go wild trying to get them out.

Otherwise, you have some pretty basic dog toys. Some of them squeak. Most of them crinkle. They’re soft. They look cute.

Great, right?

And speaking of that last sale, we found a few good comments from you all.

@sproinky said:

My dog gonna destroy the sh*t outta these

@bosco85, meanwhile, wasn’t as certain of the toys’ demise, but had a good idea:

“designed to withstand playful digging and chewing” does that cover a sociopathic great dane?

We share these not just because they’re funny but because they highlight the plight of shopping for dog toys.

If you’re a dog owner, you’ve experienced this: splurging on a fun toy you saw at the store, bringing it home, giving it to your eager dog, and watching as they dismantle, in seconds, this thing apparently designed to be mangled by canines.

Sure, it’s funny. But then, when reality sets in, you realize you just spent a decent chunk of change for your buddy to be entertained for less than a minute.

With these sets, you get a few different dog toys for just $12. So if your pooch goes ham and rips one to shreds, you still have a couple others. And if they don’t–if the toys prove as durable as they claim–that’s a ton of playtime for not a ton of money.

So get some dog toys if you have a dog!