Be warned, we have a German Shepard dog that is now 4 months old.  He is a chewer (teething).  Only took him a few days to rip the stuffing out as well as the plastic noise maker.  He continued to chew on the yellow "shell" of the duck.  Well, guess he was a little aggressive cause I started noticing yellow fibers in his poop.  Looks like parts of the stuffing and threads from the yellow shell that makes up the duck. After finding this, we threw away the duck till he quits chewing.

I don't blame the manufacture about this issue, it's just a fact of owning a dog that chews vs one that cuddles. If your dog is past the chewing stage of life, then this is an excellent toy for them.  We did wash the duck a few times and it held up great.  My dog LOVES the duck and days later he is still looking for it all over the house.  As with any toy and a chewing dog, inspect their toys often to make sure they are not ingesting anything that will cause them an upset stomach.
Be warned, we have a German Shepard dog that is now 4 months old. He is a chewer (teething). Only took him a few days to rip the stuffing out as well as the plastic noise maker. He continued to chew on the yellow "shell" of the duck. Well, guess he was a little aggressive cause I started noticing yellow fibers in his poop. Looks like parts of the stuffing and threads from the yellow shell that makes up the duck. After finding this, we threw away the duck till he quits chewing. I don't blame the manufacture about this issue, it's just a fact of owning a dog that chews vs one that cuddles. If your dog is past the chewing stage of life, then this is an excellent toy for them. We did wash the duck a few times and it held up great. My dog LOVES the duck and days later he is still looking for it all over the house. As with any toy and a chewing dog, inspect their toys often to make sure they are not ingesting anything that will cause them an upset stomach.