Dog Training Bite Pillow Linen Green Tug Toy with 3 Handles, Tough Tug Toy for Medium to Large Dogs Interactive Playing, Ideal for Tug of War, K9, IPO, Puppy Training (11 Inch × 7.8 Inch)

It’s a nice bite pillow for a normal dog but won’t hold up for a Malinois.

This was the second pillow like this I've purchased. The first one lasted a decent amount of time. (We use them only for bite work and she is never allowed access to it outside those times.) This second one she tore a hole in on the first session, and after a month, it’s unusable. May be fine for other breeds, but I would not recommend it for malinois or dutchies.

I have two shepherds who love this and at time play tug with one another and its withstoo thus far hasn’t torn or come unstitched yet.But worth mentioning my Pups aren’t super rough chewers. they love to bite and play but the force seems pretty mild.

I only have it for three weeks, but so far it is very good. The handles are a bit springy which make tugging easier. After three weeks it looks almost brand new with daily tug game with my 75lbs puppy. I don't leave this alone with my pup otherwise it will be destroyed in seconds.

Great tool for training, size is really for a small to medium dog. My GSD is 95lbs and I’m 150 so a bigger size would accommodate me in training sessions. But still a very durable product for medium size dogs… not large in my opinion.

Great product, and 100% comparable to the yellow one listed on Amazon yet offered for a lower price. This pillow is NOT meant as a chew toy. When I only use it for its intended purpose it lasts about 2-3 months, and my German Shepherd and I use it heavily every day.

Non destructible it was not. He loved pillows so when I saw your product I was very happy. We just got it today and within the hour this is the result. Are these not to be used for play? The pillow is ok, however he chewed thru rubber hose. I refund should be in order.

Great for training and playing tug of war.... my pitty is happy with it were happy with it... teached the dog to bite the pillow not the ropes, first step in guard dog training...