My dog simply LOVES this toy!! I've been through 3 of these and 8 squirrels. lol
I got 3 of them before finding out you can get refills on the squirrels. lol
My dog gags and throws up if she gets fur in her mouth, so I try not to give her any furry things.
The tree is just too much for her.
Along with the fur on the squirrels heads and tail.
And the whiskers just hurt. I would recommend cutting them off for your safety too.
When I had these for my dog, that's all she would play with.
If your dog is very destructive, you'll go through them within a month, depending how often they are played with that is.
They have a squeaker in it. Another thing my dog loves.
On all her toys that squeak she loves the most.
It's a must buy. I'm actually going to be buying more squirrels in May. LOL

Pros: Too many to list

Cons: Gotta cut the fur, tail and whiskers off, dog throws up fur, whiskers sharp, can really hurt, tree causes same problem as fur does for my dog.

My dogs loved finding the little toys and pulling them out. They squeaked them until they broke the squeakers. You can buy extra packs of the little toys also. It's not a good choice for dogs who shred stuffed toys.

Pros: Fun for dogs, they love those little toys!

Cons: Not for shredders.

My girls love this toy!! It took them no time to figure out how to pull all the squirrels out, and then they kept wanting me to put them back to start the game over. They also tote the squirrels around the house and play with just them by themselves. I started hiding treats in the tree with the squirrels and that makes it a blast. Great toy!

Pros: Lots of fun!

Cons: None

This expanded version of the original is definately on my dog's wish list this year. With even more squirrels to find he's not going to get any rest Christmas Day.

Pros: Fun

Cons: None

Our dogs still love this toy even though they caught on quickly and can remove the squirrels easily. After three months all the squeakers are still intact and the "stump" has survived numerous tug of wars--a must for any toy in our family.

Pros: quick to learn

Cons: finding the squirrels once they've been removed