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Premier Squirrel Dude, Medium | 
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| Brand: Premier
Category: Pet Products
List Price: $9.99
Buy New: $3.99
You Save: $6.00 (60%)
New (7) from $3.99
Avg. Customer Rating:  15 reviews
Sales Rank: 7835
Color: Purple
Media: Misc.
Size: Medium
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.4
Dimensions (in): 3 x 3 x 4
MPN: SQUIRRELDUDE-1
Model: BB SQRL M
UPC: 759023067209
EAN: 0759023067209
ASIN: B000A61GNO
Release Date: October 1, 2006
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | As your dog plays, kibble randomly falls out, encouraging hours of interactive fun. | | • | You can customize this product for your own dog! Put a couple of kibble or treats in, then shake. | | • | Dishwasher safe | | • | Keep your pets busy with good things to chew. | | • | Easy loading and quick clean-up. |
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Product Description
Squirrel Dude is the latest addition to the Busy Buddy line. High durability and funky bounce plus the patent pending Treat Meter will provide hours of fun. The cool look makes this a must have for any dog. Dishwasher safe. Top rack.Features:Squirrel-shaped dog toy is made of thick and durable rubber. Opening at bottom of toy lets you insert kibble to provide your pet with some interactive fun.Soft rubber prongs.SizeMedium"Large"
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| Customer Reviews: Read 10 more reviews...
 Stronger than Kong! September 23, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
We don't put kibble in our squirrel buddy, as my two girls will fight to the death over it. I do, however, put some peanut butter inside the opening each morning when I leave for work. Keeps them busy for a good little while. The squirrel buddy is stronger than Kong -- my mild-mannered, but very persistent 60 pound Weimaraner destroyed two Kongs -- one regular and one heavy-duty. She hasn't managed to chew up the squirrel. Other toys from the same company haven't fared as well against her, but the squirrel continues to survive my ferocious chewers. Ordering three more!
 5-star dog toy August 22, 2008
My dogs LOVE this toy and I love it too because it keeps them entertained for a long time. It is high quality too. My dogs destroy many toys because they chew right through them, but not this one. I like Kong toys too, but these are my favorite because of the prongs. They keep the treat in longer and make them work for it harder.
 Squirrel Dude can get out of hand August 12, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
{THIS REVIEW IS FOR THE LARGE DUDE) My aussie mix and mom's visiting fox terrier love to compete to chase the squirrel dude down, but his bouncy action (which is cool, because even ace dogs can't predict where it's going and have more fun from the challenge)-- but it's heavy and means sometimes the little FT gets beaned pretty hard. Even our tough-girl aussie has been cruelly hit by this purple meanie. I took a star off for that, only one because I think buying a smaller size squirrel than you think you need could solve the problem. The other star off is for the lack of interest both dogs have in getting treats out of the SD even though I've cut off one of the treat-holders. Other reviewers had good ideas about that I will try. All that said, the humans in the house are very amused by this toy because he's so funny looking (and it's fun to yell "GET YOUR SQUIRREL DUDE!!") I'm going to buy the small size and bet that will be a five-star dog toy.
Good option to a Kong for smaller treats June 8, 2008
The previous reviewer complained about treats not coming out...but that can be fixed. The beauty of the Squirrel Dude over the Kong is that it has "fingers" over the opening that can be cut down to accommodate whatever size food/treats you want to put in there. I do prefer the Kong, but this is nice for smaller items that would fall out of the Kong without being jammed in by something else. I'm going to order the Bamboo 810165 Toy Cleaning Brush to clean this little guy and my Kongs, as it looks like a good idea.
Large squirrel dude - medium fun May 29, 2008
I would rate this 5 stars for cute, cute, cute. However, my dogs have done a number on the dude. This toy is NOT for aggressive chewers. I would compare this durability-wise to the blue kong for geriatric pooches. The molded squirrel seems to give them a bit of a ledge to catch their teeth on so they can break the rubber. On the bottom, there is a hole, very much like Kong - however it is covered with rubber bristles to keep the goodies in. This is good for smaller hard treats, however, I usually use canned cheese, which catches on the bristles and is hard to clean. The added challenge, however, makes this a better choice for a dog prone to boredom. However, mine just got frustrated and decided to decapitate the thing. I'm going to get an angry e-mail from the Squirrel Lover's Society now. Oh well.... I would buy this again.
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