Kyjen Egg Babies Dog Toy, Original Series, Platypus
- Long-lasting toy for dogs that love to seek and destroy
- Fun plush toy with elastic opening on bottom
- Includes 5 removable squeaking eggs
- Keeps pet entertained and occupied
- Measures 9 x 9 x 10 inches
Egg Babies keep pets occupied and eliminate boredom! Each toy contains 3 removable squeaking eggs inside, for repeated play and bundles of fun. Pets learn to remove the eggs without destroying the toy!
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List Price: $ 10.99
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Review by Amy D. for Kyjen Egg Babies Dog Toy, Original Series, Platypus
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Watch Video Here: http://www.amazon.com/review/R3Q9UN9LG95VHB After seeing these “hide-a-squirrel” and egg babies toys for a while, I just couldn’t picture my 40lb boxer mix puppy (13 months) doing anything but tearing it up and swallowing the eggs. But she doesn’t. She gets the eggs out, sets them aside, and looks for more. Once the eggs are out, there’s really no stuffing to worry about (except the head, but she’s not interested in that part). She did get a LITTLE batting out of the cavity where the eggs go – but the seam stayed in tact. If you’re having a hard time picturing what these are all about, see the video!
Review by Ranty for Kyjen Egg Babies Dog Toy, Original Series, Platypus
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Your dog will love this. You should follow the instructions and show him how to get the squeaky eggs out without destroying it, and then it will last quite a while, even with a heavy chewer like ours. If your dog is one of those ones that instantly tries to destroy anything soft, this won’t hold up, but if he’s just a player, this will last a while.
Review by mw1623 for Kyjen Egg Babies Dog Toy, Original Series, Platypus
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So, I was a little skeptical about buying this, since my dog is a massive german shepherd that tends to make it her mission to remove all the inside stuffing of toys (and geniunely enjoys it.), but I bought it anyway just to see. Since I have given it to her, she has barely put it down. She LOVES this toy, and somehow, most of its stuffing has stayed inside! I think the part that she likes most about the toy is the removable squeakers that come inside. She can sit there squeaking for-e-ver, until she gets them out. I’m so glad I bought this for her, and will probably buy more of the egg-baby types.
Review by Tangelo for Kyjen Egg Babies Dog Toy, Original Series, Platypus
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The concept of this toy is cute, but I think it works better with dogs that are “critical thinkers” versus “literal thinkers.” My dogs love plush toys and they both love playing with the eggs, but neither of them ever caught on to the hide and seek aspect of egg finding. One of them totally lost interest once the eggs were hidden inside. I guess with her it was out of sight out of mind. She never made an effort to look for the eggs even when she saw me put them inside. The other dog took a more literal approach. She never bothered to look for the pouch opening, she instead made her own opening by chewing straight through the dinosaur’s back. She did successfully release the eggs, however the toy was ruined for any future play. I guess it could serve as an IQ test of sorts which my dogs clearly failed. Still, the toy could be fun for a dog who cares to figure it out. At the very least, they still enjoy the eggs. I would say, if you think your dog is a critical thinker or just want to find out, buy this toy; otherwise go for the egg refills.
Review by MH for Kyjen Egg Babies Dog Toy, Original Series, Platypus
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Haley loves interactive toys. It started with an elf hat I had gotten her several years ago (no, I don’t normally dress up my dog but thought the elf hat was hilarious). It quickly became one of her favorite TOYS. It remains in our bed — only her special, favorite toys make it there. I started shoving her smaller toys into the hat all the way to the end, and she would work and get them out.
I later purchased the Hide-a-Squirrel and the Christmas I-Qube, which she loves — only she normally likes to hold onto it, run through the house, and slam it back and forth while she’s running to get the toys out — I stuff them completely with the toys that came with them and as many of her smaller toys as will fit.
I thought the Egg Babies Fish would be the next step. We’ve only had it a few days. She showed no interest of getting out the eggs. She would just hold onto the fish by the body and squeak the eggs through the outside. I kept showing her that the eggs came out, but she still didn’t seem to care. I then placed a couple “Bitty Balls” (little tennis balls) inside. She REALLY wanted to get them out. She removed them in the strangest way. She put her upper jaw on the outside of the fish and her lower jaw inside the body. She then eased/slid the ball out. I just assumed she would stick her face inside it to pull them out. Haley did try to sneak it outside with her last night (I only allow her to take her tennis balls outside), so she must really like it a lot, considering she didn’t want to let it out of her site while she went outside to pee.
I’m not sure if a dog that is not used to interactive toys would figure it out. They would still enjoy the eggs and the actual fish itself.