Outward Hound Asparagus Interactive Treat-Dispensing Dog Toy, Medium, Green

My dog loves this toy! I have a boxer and this toy lasts him unlike others and it’s super cute!

My dog loves this toy. It is very good quality.

Not super impressed with this one. Most treats don’t stay in very well, and my tough chewers managed to chew the entire lower portion off pretty quickly. I usually love everything from this brand, so this was a bit of a letdown. Oh well.

My 65lb dog loves playing with this thing. He likes the way it bounces and the texture of the soft rubber on his gums. Good price point, easy to clean in the dishwasher or scrub in the sink. No squeaky so this toy is silent. I wouldn't recommend for aggressive chewers though.

(This review is on the strawberry version of the dog toy which is slightly larger than a tennis ball.)We have a boxer mix that LOVES tennis balls, mainly because they are squishy and she can "gnaw" on them like a teething baby. When I first saw this toy at my workplace, I knew she would LOVE it, since it is made from extra-durable but extra-squishable rubber / plastic / magic material that can be squished and squashed by her powerful jaws and not fall apart.I ordered the item off of Amazon (cheaper!) and received it a couple days later, thanks to my Prime membership. The moment I took it out of the box, my boxer knew immediately what it was and actually began to beg for it. A quick clip of 2 plastic ties that held the tag on and it was ready for doggy decimation. She grabbed it and ran for her bed, where she laid and gnawed on it non-stop for 10 minutes. Even after all that abuse, it looked brand new.In the last 6 hours since it arrived, it's been gnawed on, tossed into the air, bounced across our wood floor (really really good bounce to it!), dragged through the dirt, washed off, dragged through the dirt again, washed again...rinse and repeat...and it always comes out looking like it just came out of the Amazon box.The treat hole is a little on the small side, which is good and bad. Good - the treats don't just fall out, making the dog work for it. Con - if you use large dog treat bones, like we usually use, you have to break it up a bit to get it in. We ended up cutting a kirkland (costco) dog bone treat into quarters (once lengthwise and once in the middle) to make it fit into the hole, and even then we had to do some pushing and straining to get it in. That kept her entertained for a good half hour, trying to crack the bone enough and rolling it around so the pieces would fall out.All in all, a great investment for our active and chewing boxer. I hope to get the others for her later...at least the ones that are the right size for her. (I believe the raspberry one is made for toy/small dogs.)

Cute toy, but choking hazard even for weak chewers. Our 15 pound dog isn't a strong chewer even with weak stuffed animal toys, but she shocked us by biting large chunks out of this toy within 30 mins of owning it.

It seems like a good toy and my dog likes it, but she is a 35lb healer and chewed large chunks ofd within 10 minutes. Would Not recommend for a heavy chewer if you want it to last.

A long time ago we had a rubber apple similar to this toy we used to fill with a few treats and some peanut butter but eventually our little Boston tore it up. Fast forward to the Planet Dog strawberry which is now used almost every day. Our little buddy has learned to retrieve it every morning without a word and bring it to me to fill. At first, this was very adorable but now has turned into another job of refilling and cleaning it often.I still enjoy this labor of love but it's the first thing he thinks about in the morning and the last thing he brings to me before bed (even though he only gets one a day). The product is perfect for him and he really enjoys it and could not live without it I think. It is very durable and last quite a while (been at least a year since we replaced the last one) between replacement. When we first purchased one it took him a while to figure out how to use it so I removed a small amount of material to make the opening slightly larger which helped.