goDog Bubble Plush Flying Pig with Chew Guard Technology Durable Plush Squeaker Dog Toy, Large, Soft Pink

My dog loves these toys. The goDog toys with chew guard definitely last longer than other plush toys I’ve had. I love the cute flying pig. It cracks me up to see Zoe carrying it around in her mouth. Great for playing toss and fetch with her.

This pig is so adorable but unless you can somehow reinforce the seams where the wings attach to the body, it may be as good as dead. My dog ripped one wing off in about 20 seconds leaving a hole from which he promptly dug in and wrecked the cute pig. Goodbye stuffing and squeaker. I'm rating this four stars because it's still very high quality, and although my dog found the weak point, another dog might leave the wings as they are. I don't believe he would have been able to destroy the toy without pulling the wing out first. He loved it though, so I might actually buy this again at some point, but add stronger stitching to the wings.

I bought one of these a year ago and was only toy my dog didn’t destroy in the first week. Seriously lasted a year. Just got my second.The way she throws it in the air is hilarious too!

The toy was delivered today, within an hour the eyes came off and the back split open.

I had high expectations for this flying pig after getting the gator previously and my grand puppy loving it. Unfortunately the pig lasted less than an hour. The eyeballs were first to go, then the wings, and finally the filling blew out.

This is a great toy for our Archie. He is only 22 lbs., but we bought him the large Flying Pig because he can destroy almost any toy in an hour in pursuit of the squeaker. After a week or so, he must have punctured the squeaker, but he cannot get it out. He tries with all his heart, but his Flying Pig is still in perfect shape, minus the squeaker sound, of course. This is a VERY GOOD TOY!

Fluff everywhere after fairly an aggressive shake, but I have had more toys last a lot longer.

This is my dog’s favorite toy!!! At 5 years old, and 70 pounds, she’s just an overgrown puppy who loves her toys. This probably lasts longer than most, but she manages to tear it up within about a month.