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My Dachshund loves tug of war ropes. Besides playing with them, he likes to chew on them. Maybe these ropes are indestructible with large dogs, but we've had them less than a week and he's already managed to fray knots slightly on both ropes. If it takes him 2+ years to destroy them like his last one, money well spent.
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Great value item!
This is a good quality chew toy for most dogs. Our Pitt loves it. Over time, it does shred in little patches of strings. The product was as specified. It has a great value for the money. Our first one lasted about 2 months with a puppy Pitt. We purchased a 2nd.
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Well made and durable fun!
Great size for big dogs and are really durable even with aggressive chewers. You do have to replace them when they start to unravel but the set of 2 is great and gives an extra!! But really they last a lot longer than I’d thought. Very happy!
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Ropes are tough and up to the challenge of a large dog.
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My dog loves these ropes and plays with them for long periods of time. But he’s a very aggressive chewer so one only last about 5 days. Both are gone now. He shreds them and the strings are all in the carpet. Would be better for a non-aggressive chewer.
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