Reviewed by Kenneth H.
Verified Buyer
I recommend this product
Dog Age
0 - 1
Dog Size
Small (1-25lbs)
Nuts
He best little eneny he could have!
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Product Info
For dogs who love to shred their toys, Tree-Hugging Teena is the squirrel who BARKed up the wrong tree.
Size
10" head to toe; 4" wide
Construction
Three different lengths of shreddable fur, super squeaker in belly, classic squeaker in head.
Features
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Orders will be delivered in 3–8 days.
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Based on 9 reviews
100%
of reviewers would recommend this product to a friend
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9 Reviews
Reviewed by Burma S.
Verified Buyer
I recommend this product
Dog Age
6 - 10
Dog Size
Small (1-25lbs)
Teena
My min pin is still working on her, she found the squeaker so that is gone.
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Reviewed by Adam W.
Verified Buyer
I recommend this product
Dog Age
6 - 10
Dog Size
Small (1-25lbs)
She loves it
7 year old min pin loves this one, and still brings out her first one that she dug the inside out of
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Reviewed by Bruce S.
Verified Buyer
I recommend this product
Dog Age
6 - 10
Dog Size
Small (1-25lbs)
Poor Tina!
Manny tore at her from the get go. He has, as yet, been unable to conquer her squeakers. She still has fur on her tail a week later. She’ll be here for a long, long time.
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Reviewed by Molly M.
Verified Buyer
I recommend this product
Dog Age
0 - 1
Dog Size
Medium (25-50lbs)
SQUIRREL!!
Cutest toy (what dog isn't obsessed with squirrels?!) AND it's made super well! My pup loves running around the house with the squeaky tail in her mouth- she is totally obsessed! She's not the type of dog to destroy her toys, but sometimes that happens "by mistake." This one, however, has held up to her puppy teeth and doesn't show any sign of wearing down. Do your pup a favor and let her FINALLY catch a squirrel, lol
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