Dental toy with cord

The cotton is nice, almost no smell after washing, it just takes longer to dry than I expected.

Bought this so my husky wouldn't get bored alone. Now, instead of howling, she chews on her ropes and brings them to the doorstep.

Great for tossing down the hallway, it lands softly and doesn't scratch the floor.

The knots are large, making it easy for the dog to grip in its mouth without constantly slipping out.

Took it with me to the country house. Perfect for throwing to the dog outside, the bright color is very visible in tall grass.

This replaced an old rope toy, and it feels thicker in the hand. It has handled our tug sessions much better.

A ton of toys for the price of one. At our local pet stores, these ropes cost at least three times as much each.

Two dogs pulling the same toy from opposite sides, and the cord holds up without any drama.

Easy to play together: I hold the cord, the dog pulls the knot, everyone has fun.

After chewing on the rope, the dog chews on the chair legs less; he shifted his focus to the toy.

Bought it for my German Shepherd. The knots are truly sturdy, and he hasn't even tried to shred the cable yet.

My corgi absolutely loves these toys. He has a whole pile around him and is thrilled that he gets to pick his favorite.

I got the set for outdoor trips. The longer ropes are easy to throw and sturdy enough for tug games, and the knots still dry well after wet grass. Having several pieces at once meant our dog finally had enough chew options.

Bought these for my two dogs. They have to share the toys, but even then, neither of them managed to tear the rope apart.

The toy survived a rainy walk. I rinsed it off under the faucet at home, and it's perfectly fine again.

After a couple of days, I noticed less plaque on his fangs, even though it's just a toy.

Our border collie carries the toy by the cord; it looks funny, and he never lets it go.

The size is perfect for my medium-sized dog: not too small and not too bulky.

My dog loves chasing it first, then lying down and cleaning his teeth with the rope—well, almost.

After hand washing, the rope didn't fall apart, and the colors remained perfectly normal.

This rope has become our evening tug toy. The braid feels firm, and it does not burn my hands like rougher rope.

Our corgi puppy was going after the blanket every morning. Now he drags this toy to his mat and chews the bumpy section instead. Three weeks in, he still chooses it himself.

I bought it mainly for tug indoors. The rope is easy to grip and not awkward in a small room.

Got this to stop my puppy from chewing the furniture. It immediately shifted his focus; his instincts are now put to good use.

We have an energetic Australian Shepherd, and she needs something to do after work. We use this toy almost every day: first a game of tug, then fetch around the room. The rope hasn't unraveled, the knots are tight, and the dog is much calmer after playing. Yes, sometimes you have to rinse off the drool, but it's quick.

I didn’t think a dental thing would keep the dog so busy, but she really does chew on it by herself.

At the cottage, this toy really helps: the dog stays busy with the rope while we eat on the terrace.

We bring it to the dog park with Lada. She chases it first, then settles down to chew the textured end. Sand shakes out easily, and I rinse it when we get home.

I bought it so the dog could burn off energy at home. After an hour of tugging on the rope, he sleeps peacefully all evening!

My spaniel used to play only with balls, but this cord has become his new favorite thing.

The dog chews specifically on the rope ends; you can tell she likes the texture.

I specifically bought the reinforced version because my Jack Russell chews through everything. This one is holding up.

My dog likes to chew after stress, and this rope keeps her nicely occupied.

Nice for tug games, though one knot began loosening after about a week.

We have a medium poodle, and the toy was the right size, not too small. He chews it in the evening for about twenty minutes and has started chewing the blanket less. One downside: the colored threads bled a little during the first wash.

The knots are strong; my dog shakes them around every evening, and so far everything is holding up great.

The colorful rope is easy to find in the grass. A small thing, but nice.

Bruno gets bored of plain balls, but this mix of rope and chew texture keeps him engaged. We throw it for a bit, then he brings it back for tug, and evenings are calmer afterwards.

Our beagle often has itchy gums, and he clearly took to the spikes on the toy.

After evening play, the dog is noticeably calmer; he chews for about twenty minutes and falls asleep.

I liked that the toy doesn’t slip in my hand when the dog pulls it toward himself.

I throw it into the water and the dog swims after it. The cotton gets wet but doesn’t sink, so it’s great for beach games.

The toys can be washed in the machine. For me, that’s a huge plus because the dog drags them all over the muddy yard.

The tight weave holds its shape well, even when the dog works on one edge for a long time.

The puppy likes the bumpy end best. He even carries it back from walks on his own.

It worked well for a large mixed-breed dog. The rope doesn’t look flimsy, and she chews it happily.

Bought it for my poodle. He likes carrying the small ropes around the apartment, and we use the larger ones for throwing.

For my dog, this is just a real find. In literally a couple of days, the light plaque on his canines disappeared.

Nice cotton with no strong smell like cheap alternatives have. The dog sniffed it and took it away immediately.

The packaging is fairly compact, with different rope things inside. The weaving quality is excellent.

It's a convenient set to rotate: one rope is at home, we left the other at my parents' place.

The spikes are great, I use them to massage my puppy's gums when he's teething. He doesn't chew the table legs at all anymore.

The toy survived an active weekend with our retriever, only the edge frayed slightly.

Rex used to steal shoes from the hallway. After dinner we give him this toy, and he spends a long time chewing the rope and textured part. The knots have held up for two weeks.

My dog loves massaging her gums; you can tell by how long she chews on the spikes.

Our Doberman is happy. I give it to him to chew when guests arrive so he's busy with the toy instead of jumping on people.

I ordered the set for a Jack Russell who always needs something in his mouth. The eight pieces cover chewing, fetch and tug, and the bright colors are easy to find in grass. The weave is tight enough that he has not destroyed them right away.

I wash them in the washing machine at 40 degrees. After drying, they look like new; the fabric doesn't unravel at all.

I like that the cotton doesn't smell like chemicals. Our Labrador constantly carries the ropes all over the house.

The spikes aren't sharp, the dog chews calmly, and her gums don't get red after playing.

Got this for fetch in the yard; it's easy to throw, and my dog quickly found his new favorite toy.

The set of different ropes was a lifesaver for our puppy, but he quickly got bored with the smallest toy.

I easily washed the cotton clean after playing in the garden; there's no lingering smell.

The rope fibers encourage the dog to chew for a long time; she doesn't lose interest after five minutes.

The material isn't rigid like plastic, but it's dense enough for chewing.

It's a great fit for a medium-sized dog; I don't have to constantly pick up small torn pieces.

The spikes on the ball are great for scratching gums. The dog's eyes practically roll back in pleasure when he chews it.

The knots are still tight after a week of Labrador tug games.

The rope didn't smell like chemicals straight out of the packaging; our dog started playing with it right away.

The set included several different rope options; we rotate them so the dog doesn't get bored.

The toy isn't small; our AmStaff can't swallow the edges, so we feel more at ease during playtime.

My Shar-Pei usually ruins toys fast, but these ropes have only frayed a little at the ends. We tug every evening, and the rope is comfortable enough for me to hold.

It's comfortable for my Beagle to carry the rope in his mouth, but it doesn't fly very straight when thrown.

The toy is convenient to take in the car; it doesn't take up much space and keeps the dog occupied during the trip.

We have a Husky named Nero; toys usually don't last long with him. We give him this one in the evening after a long walk: he pulls on the rope, chews the knots, and calms right down. In a month, only one end has frayed slightly, which isn't an issue for us. I would definitely buy this set again.

I liked the sturdy knots; my dog pulls hard and they’re holding up so far. But the rope was a bit stiff the first few days, so I had to work it in with my hands a little before playtime.

It’s a good toy for an apartment: it doesn’t rattle across the floor like those heavy rubber things.

I like that it’s cotton, not hard plastic, so it’s nicer for the dog to chew.

The rope is fairly weighty, so it’s easy to throw and flies straight.

After playing outside, I just rinse the cotton and it dries overnight without any problem.

My Stafford has tried everything, but these spikes and knots can take a beating. A month in and everything’s still going great.

The spikes massage the gums well, but on the carpet the toy picks up hair quickly.

The ropes are long enough for a proper grip. Playing tug with our Riga shepherd does not hurt my hands.

A great way to keep the dog busy for a couple of hours. My dog loves untangling the knots; it’s his favorite thing to do.

I wanted a tug toy, and this one is comfortable to hold. The knot does not dig into my palm.

Fernpaw quality is excellent. This is already my second purchase, since we gave the old ones to neighbors with a large dog.

A gorgeous gift for a friend who got a puppy. He said it was the best purchase for the dog!

The colors are bright, and the puppy immediately tells it apart from the old ropes in the basket.

Good value for us. We rotate the pieces, so tug time is not the exact same toy every day.

Great set, it keeps them from getting bored. The weave is dense, the dog chews all day, and the gums get massaged on their own.

At first I thought the ball was too light, but the dog is crazy about it. Thanks to the spikes, it bounces really well.