ZippyPaws Burrow- Interactive Dog & Puppy Toys for Boredom, Stimulating Pet Products to Keep them Busy, Hide & Seek Plush Puzzles, Squeaky Toy for Enrichment, For Small & Medium Dogs- Milk and Cookies

I have a shitzu that destroys every toy you give to him.This is not the case!!This milk and cookie toys is one of the toys that have last the longest. Is one of his favorites. The milk package is well preserved and the cookies get a little damage but my dog loves them.Zippy paws toys have been durable, cute and the best toys for my dog. 5/5 ⭐

The media could not be loaded. Our Yorkie puppy loved hide and seek toys, especially this one! She loves the cookies! Perfect size for her little mouth and boy does she love to squeak squeak 😆 🤣

my dog loves toys like this and it is so so cute and the dumplings squeak

My puppy absolutely lovessss the cookies. They have squeakers in them, and her being a 5lb maltipoo they are small enough for her to chew without straining her jaw. It only takes her about 45 seconds to get them all out so not the most difficult puzzle toy, but she loves it anyway!

My puppy is a power chewer. Usually destroys toys in a short time. She loves this one and it keeps her busy pulling the popcorn balls out instead of ripping the toy.

Once the company offer a purchase option of 3 balls without the bag.My Yorkies love these balls for indoor play but never use the "bucket"I don't like paying more to get a "bucket" every time we need more balls.Also over the past couple of years the quality has significantly declined. The squeakers don't last long at all. My Yorkies do not puncture the squeakers...they just won't squeak.

My husband and I were looking for teething friendly interactive or challenging toys for our new Corgi puppy. We both enjoy ramen and jumped at the purchase of this toy after reading the reviews.We've had it for a month and a half and it's beloved by our puppy and my husband Grandpa's dog. They play with it and tease each other with the squeaker bits daily. My only wish is that the bowl had a lining of crinkle sounding material or some sort of stimuli in it too. The pups focus on getting their toys out and ditch the bowl for the most part. Sometimes I catch them grabbing the bowl by the bottom and giving it a thorough shake. Idk yet if they have replacement squeaker toys for this when the pups tear into them finally or not, but I do hope so.We purchased tons of toys for our puppy and this one really brought instant joy to her and us. Would absolutely purchase again and will recommend to others.

The popcorn tub dog toy is cute and we thought our husky would love it. He likes squeaky toys and he loves balls, so what isn't there to love? Well, he will occasionally put the whole tub in his mouth and squeak it, but he won't pull any of the balls out. He enjoys playing with the balls once they're out, but it's like he can't get them out himself.What's going on? Well, I originally thought his snout was too big to allow him to get any of the popcorn balls out of the "tub". However, that's not the case. We bought him the hot cocoa mug toy with 3 fuzzy marshmallows made by the same company. For some odd reason, he happily pulls the marshmallows out of that toy. All I can think of is that he enjoys the fuzzy texture of the marshmallows more than the silky texture of the popcorn balls.We had a whippet over (think miniature greyhound) and she had no problem fitting her snout in it and pulling out the balls. She seemed to thoroughly enjoy playing with it.For size reference, see picture of our 68 pound husky sleeping with a popcorn ball. The balls are about 2.5 inches wide.