Has anyone bought Crazy Critters, the new dog toy?

I look for one thing when I'm buying a dog toy, CHEAP. It wouldn't matter if it was made out of Kevlar & stuffed with cinder blocks my wolf dogs could destroy it. What would be the point of getting something pricey?

wow. i know what you mean, even coco as little as she is, has torn up some pretty tough toys. ive had to sew a few back together cause she likes to chew out the noise maker in them. i havent seen these. i hope you get some answers so i can find out. im going to go do a search now and see what it says.

I´ve never tried these, but I doubt they´re up to sustained abuse from a tough dog. Most toys aren´t. I don´t even bother giving my dogs special toys any more. I give them lumps of wood, old plastic bottles or similar to beat up on. If I forget then they eat their food bowls!

I would think that, if it's made from any kind of cloth, Gus will tear it up. I had a Peekapoo years ago (part Pekinese, part Poodle) who loved playing with balls. He wasn't a large dog, only about 25 pounds, but he destroyed every kind of ball I gave him except one. Along with the normal dog balls, he chewed up a tennis ball, a volleyball and a basketball! The ONLY ball he couldn't puncture was a lacrosse ball. They're solid rubber. But, believe me, he tried! I didn't think he could pop a basketball because of it's size but he did. My oldest girl tears up every cloth-type toy she's ever gotten. As a matter of fact, there is only one here that has lasted longer than a year and that one actually belongs to my youngest girl, who takes it away from the older girl whenever she sees her with it. I think that's the only reason it's still around and in one piece. Dogs are incredible. Even the tiny ones, like my Maltese, have jaws much stronger than they look. My girls have even put teeth marks in solid bones. They're SCARY! Good luck! Maybe give Gus a good talking to. Probably won't help, though. They rarely listen when it comes to toys.

I haven't tried the Crazy Criitter yet simply because they don't look strong enough to withstand my 2 babies. For my birthday my brother gave me 2 Nylabones for my 2 babies & they've lasted a month already & appear that it will be quite a while before they'll be gone. I don't know where he bought them, but knowing him, he got them at Amazon. I went to Nylabone.com but didn't see the ones he gave me. The only thing I don't like about them is that the bone is coated with nylon. They say it is almost impossible for the dog to break through the nylon. I worry what will happen if they do & swallow it. My male is strong jawed also & he hasn't made a good dent in it yet. The nylon is supposed to shave off in rice sized pieces & pass through the dog's system with NO problem. As the pieces shreds off, it's supposed to clean their teeth. I've not noticed ttheir teeth are any cleaner, but I've also not noticed them becoming any dirtier. The Nylabone has lasted longer than any othe bone I've bought for them & they seem to like them. The bones come in Small, Medium & Wolf sides. Wolf is for the larger, stronger dogs. http://www.amazon.com/Nylabone-478164-tan-NAT-GALILEO-SOUPER/dp/B0002ZILRW/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&s=home-garden&qid=1268359947&sr=8-6 This is the one he bought. This particular one is somewhat pricey, but so far it is lasting & probably worth the money. He bought the dogs some expensive rawhide type that only lasted 2 days & cost about the same. So far, I'm really liking these bones!!!

My dogs would have them ripped to little tiny pieces before I could blink. My Lab mix is 67 pounds and still growing and is very rough. My shepherd mix has very large teeth for her breed and is believed to have some wolf in her, which may have contributed to the abnormally large teeth, so she has very intense jaw strength. So the crazy critters would not like long at all. People will say anything to sell a product.

No, I do not trust that thing. I have two pit bulls that can rip up anything I give them in the back yard. Right now the backyard is white from stuffing from the last toy I gave them. Maybe the thing works but I do not trust TV products.

Hi dragon! I haven't seen any of these toys yet but I'll be happy to put one through the Dyna test as soon as I do. So far Dyna (a Florida Cur and Pit mix who weighs about 60lbs.) has destroyed every indestructable toy I've bought for her. The only toy she hasn't destroyed is a rubber squeeky toy that she likes so she hasn't chewed that one up but she easily could.