Title: Not sure what to do with these...
Review: First of all, I was not expecting these to be the hard plastic that they turned out to be. I can't let my dog catch these -- if she catches it, I can hear the plastic cracking against her teeth and if she's a little off target, I can actually hear the thud when it hits her in the skull. They also don't fly that well. The shape is great for tug, but the hard plastic makes tug not only unsatisfying for my dog, but worries me as far as safety. My dog did enjoy stealing one of these from the counter and destroying it. I've been finding prickly, tiny shards of chewed up plastic for a month now. Since I know my dog likes to kill her toys, I ordered three of these at one time -- I still have two, but I let kids who come to visit play with them. They make great imaginary steering wheels and who knows what else for imaginative minds. As dog toys, however, I just don't understand what the designer was thinking.
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