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Cockerpoo loves it - can twist & fold legs any which way you want - firm favourite with my puppy

This is good but there is no way you can fold up all 6 tentacles under the yellow material, I can get 3 folded tentacles max, but this does keep my 5 month old puppy entertained for 10-15 mins.

This Octopus has 6 arms not the standard 8 arms/tentacles. Very small I wouldn't say suitable for a large dog. It was the perfect size for my chihuahua dog but unfortunately the velcro fastens were to hard for him to open so he gave up within minutes. Very cute but just not for my little dog.

What a fantastic toy! A very clever design that my dog absolutely loves. It combines her two favourite things of a soft, squeaky toy and a "find it" treat challenge. The materials are lovely and soft and appear to be of good quality. The treat pockets are deeper that you expect and can be turned inside out if a treat has disintergrated from slobber/chewing from the outside. It has a big, bulbous, soft squeaky head that is great for the dog to hold and for games of tug/fetch.My dog is part terrier, so her favourite strategy is to hold the head and shake the toy to get the legs to unroll and some of the treats to fly out. Sometimes the treats go deeper into the pocket though and she tries to chew them out, so this is not one to be left unsupervised.The only down side is that the materials are very soft and fairly fragile, so does not stand up to light chewing. My dog doesn't normally damage/destroy her soft toys, she's got some that she's had for more than 4 years that are good as new. Of course this toy does have the added temptation of actual food, so it should be expected that this might encourage chewing. None the less, it is not as strongly made as a soft toy made by Kong for example. The seams definitely need reinforcing. Unfortunately within two days the seam in the head had split and she was able to pull the stuffing and the squeaker out. A great shame, as, although the treat sections are still intact, the head is the part that makes it a toy we can play with together and is 50% of the appeal (a squeak is absolutely necessary to attract my dog's interest). I may attempt to sew it up for her as she loves it so much, but it really needed to be of better durability in the first place to last months/years (I don't want to do this every week!).We also have the cow from Totark (same as the Lion and grey cat). The cow is too simple and very boring by comparison to the octopus! For entertainment value, this toy is an absolute winner and we need more clever designs like this please :). (Just make them a bit more durable please!).

I wasn’t sure what to expect with this toy, considering the ‘flopping fish’ caused my dog an existential crisis making him to distrust his toys. This surprised me, my little dog was quite engaged in it - he does love his treats though - and he does manages to clear out the treats without too much trouble but enough of a challenge to keep him interested.

My dog loves this and we stuff with treats and kibble for her to find.

Entertained my dog for 1/2 hour before he pulled a tentacle off

Brought this for a 3 year old shihtzu and she loves it.She has lots of different toys but this is the first toy where she has played by herself.She pick up how to used within hours. At first I didn't think she would be able to pull the velcro off as it is quite strong but she had no problem.I filled it with either kibble or chocolate buttons when she gets her treats.I have not brought another 2 similar toys.