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Specifications at a Glance:
- Made of non-toxic, bullet-proof plastic
- Best for dogs under 40 lbs., but can be enjoyed by larger dogs as well
- Easy to clean
- Jug is 8" L
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Tug-a-Jug
Tug-a-Jug Dog Toy Entertains for Hours
Fill this jug with dog treats or kibble and watch your pup wrestle her way to the treasure. Tugging on the chew-proof plastic cord jiggles the jug to release the scent — and ultimately a treat. Textured rubber top is both a chew toy and teeth cleaner. Toy appeals to all the senses
Cap has scent holes so pet can smell treats inside
Keeps dogs interested and engaged
Great for fussy eaters
Textured rubber top is both a chew toy and teeth cleaner
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REVIEW SNAPSHOT®
by PowerReviewsPros
- Fun (11)
- Tough (9)
- Good value (5)
- Versatile (3)
Cons
- Not durable (6)
Best Uses
- Larger pets (5)
- Smaller pets (5)
- Younger pets (3)
- Reviewer Profile:
- Long-time pet owner (12)
Reviewed by 15 customers
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Pros
Cons
- Not Durable
Best Uses
- Larger Pets
Comments about Tug-a-Jug:
First time we used it the dog chewed the soft plastic off
Pros
- Fun
- Good Value
- Tough
Cons
Best Uses
- Older Pets
- Smaller Pets
Comments about Tug-a-Jug:
Both my 1 year old dachshund puppy and my 10 year old beagle love this, hours of fun for the young one. A little hard to find treats that work inside.
Pros
- Fun
- Plastic jar is very tough
- Tough
- Versatile
Cons
- Can get replacement
- Monitor the rope chew
- Not Durable
Best Uses
- Smaller Pets
Comments about Tug-a-Jug:
My dog LOVED this/pure heaven, for about 15min, until he chewed through the rope so I would recommend that you don't leave them unattended, be interactive and it will last a lot longer (for both of you)! The website had great suggestions on how to add a tennis ball and use for training, not just fun! Watch it in the house though as they can whip up some speed!
Pros
- Fun
- Good Value
- Great for big dogs
- Tough
- Versatile
Cons
Best Uses
- Larger Pets
Comments about Tug-a-Jug:
I have a small to medium size dog which is hard for him to figure out but I ordered one for my son's dog and it loves it so I gave him the other one for his other dog.
Pros
- Tough
Cons
- Not Much Fun
Best Uses
- Larger Pets
- Younger Pets
Comments about Tug-a-Jug:
My dog didn't seem to like this toy at all. She simply wouldn't play with it and try to get the treats. However, I gave it to a friend for her dog who loved it. I guess it just depends on the dog.
Pros
- Fun
Cons
- Not Durable
Best Uses
- Dog that doesn't chew
Comments about Tug-a-Jug:
This was great for a few days, intil my dog chewed the rope part off and then it was no longer usable. The dog loved it...while it lasted.
Pros
- Fun
- Good Value
- Tough
- Versatile
Cons
Best Uses
- Treat trained Pets
Comments about Tug-a-Jug:
Our dog gets part of her eating program from treat filled toys--filled with her dog food. At first, she liked the Tug a Jug, but found it did not roll around like her treat ball, and got bored with it.
Pros
- Fun
- Good Value
- Tough
Cons
Best Uses
- Older Pets
- Smaller Pets
- Younger Pets
Comments about Tug-a-Jug:
Dogs love to play with this toy. Put some treats in it and they will play with it for a long time. Some even like playing with it when it's empty! A wonderful toy for small dogs like the Papillon!
Pros
- Fun
Cons
- Not Durable
Best Uses
- Smaller Pets
Comments about Tug-a-Jug:
My Cairn Terrier had the rope chewed off in five minutes so had to figure out how to utilize this toy to its best ability. Milkbones are too large to escape the opening so have to try and make them smaller and the smaller treats release too fast. She will carry the bottle around then drop suddenly to try and get her treats out, which is cute and makes her work for them. All in all I guess it was worth the purchase.
Pros
Cons
- Not Durable
Best Uses
- Puppy
Comments about Tug-a-Jug:
This toy didn't last at all. My puppy had it destroyed in a matter of a couple days. He had the rope out of it in no time.
