Outward Hound Fire Biterz Durable Dog Toy with Real Fire Hose Material and Squeakers

LB: No photo to show... absolutely destroyed this in minutes. I am appalled. This is such a rip off for what I paid for. My dog is an Irish Terrier and literally destroyed it in a matter of minutes.

United Kingdom on Dec 17, 2023

Nikki F: My two dogs are pretty tough on toys. Both over a year but full of energy and chewing power. For the price. Ehh. They tug with it, fight over it, but have chewed through the band and ripped the ball off within a week. I'd say average. But expensive for a short term toy. Kong ultra is holding up better.

United States on Nov 26, 2023

M: My dog loves they types of toys. This is her 3rd one and it just fell apart after almost a year.

Canada on Oct 11, 2023

A.B.: Nichts für agressiver Kauer

Germany on Mar 10, 2023

Raíssa Paes Leme: Tenho dois filhotes de 6 meses, porte médio e em menos de um minuto com o brinquedo eles conseguiram rasgar.......

Brazil on Jun 10, 2021

TexpenguinTexpenguin: This will certainly be pretty indestructable for moderate chewers, but my pit has a personal vendetta against all squeakers, and he had chewed a hole through the middle section and murdered the 'invincible' squeaker within 5 minutes. It is possible that the squeaker is just full of Clyde spit right now and will commence squeaking when it eventually dries out (that's happened with a different toy), but for now, he's happily killing the other two squeakers as I type. He's also got most of one leg off, but I didn't expect those to last long, as they are not made of the same fire hose material as the body. NBD. Most of the vinyl decals have already come off too, but again, very reasonable with a super chewer. I buy Clyde toys expressly for him to destroy. This one will last longer than most, just maybe not with squeakers intact. ;-). UPDATED TO ADD: photo after half a day. Nearly all surface decoration is gone, and all three squeakers are thoroughly dead, BUT, he has not managed to actually chew the squeakers out of the toy. The material is holding up very well to the onslaught, and I think Clyde will continue to enjoy gnawing on this for a long time.

United States on Apr 19, 2021

The fairly odd parents: We caught the red lizard on sale and took a chance on two. We have a 75 pound mix breed that really enjoys squeak toys and the satisfaction of ripping the squeaker out. (We consider toys consumables much the same as food treats.) Most toys last five minutes so we were willing to try something a bit more rugged.

Pros: 1. The squeakers aren't annoyingly loud
2. The material is indeed sturdy, our dog does not have razor sharp teeth so he has a harder time breaking through this material. It's lasted for a full hour of play and even when he does get through, I will be happy with the amount of time he got out of it.
3. It's a good size for him to chew on and play fetch or tug.
4. He loves it. Enough said there.

Cons. 1. The decals came right off... why even add those to the toy??? Terrible design/ manufacturing choice for a dog toy. They were stuck in his mouth, fur, and the carpet.
2. The squeakers stopped working even though they were supposed to keep working even when punctured. It still has a nice reflex action that he enjoys chewing on it but that was disappointing.

Overall, for the sale price (even with the annoying cons)...

United States on Apr 08, 2021

Antony S. WhittakerAntony S. Whittaker: I've always purchased Outward Hound toys as well as small dog carriers, etc. They have always proven themselves to be superior to other toys. I always hold out for giving reviews, to give the product a while to prove itself, and it's durability. As a professional dog trainer, I have reviewed MANY dog toys with my own dogs along with daycare dogs. For Christmas, I purchased this toy for my Giant Schnauzer pup. I gave him this toy in January as he already had a plethora of other toys, so I decided to save until he needed something fresh. To my surprise, I was completely dissatisfied with this toy. Although the small print states it's not constructed of the fire hose material. My dog in just a few days completely destroyed this toy. The first squeaker came out the first day.. The second day, it was shredded, under supervision. I like to test toys with my own dog and pass on information to my clients as well as determining the toys that will stand up in my daycare. This was a MASSIVE failure.. Within 20 min on the second day, there was red material and threading spread through my living room and a squeaker was completely decimated. My Giant is admittedly an...

United States on Feb 28, 2021

THE Amanda Fennelly: My dogs are mega destroyers. As in, they enjoy chewing up empty soda cans and other equally painful items. So far, we’ve only found three toys that have survived their tornado of destruction. 1. Another fire hose toy, but it basically is just a length of hose that is stuffed. Boring. 2. Kong makes a hard rubber braided tug toy with round knobs on each end. They love it, but it WILL bruise you if they swing it hard and hit you, and it’s resemblance to a bedroom toy is uncanny. 3. This fire hose toy by Outward Hound. The only complaint I have is that we don’t have another! I enjoy sitting with coffee in the morning and watching them determinedly try to chew pieces off of it with great failure, much to their furry dismay. Get this toy. It’s not overly squeaky and it lasts! In case you wonder if I’m talking about my super chewers and failing to mention their breed because they’re Pomeranians or something, they are southern rescues. I can’t tell you exactly what breed one is, she’s a bit of a casserole of dog breeds. However there is definitely pit Bull and obsessive compulsive disorder in the mix. The other is a Boxer and Lab mix who eats drywall like...

United States on Jan 19, 2021