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The Toy Your Dog Can Destroy Over and Over Again®

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The Toy Your Dog Can Destroy Over and Over Again®

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The toy that lets them be who they are

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What are Tearribles?

Tearribles are the first line of innovative dog toys that cater to dogs' prey instincts. They are interactive toys that your dog can "tear apart", and you can put right back together in seconds.

Why Tearribles?

The problem dog owners face is that an average plush toy usually meets its demise within minutes (or hours at best) of getting into the paws of their eager, happy dog. This creates two problems:

1. At an average price of $5-$15 per toy, this play style ends up costing an average dog parent hundreds of dollars in dog toys every year.

2. Dogs end up chewing mauled remains of plush toys from boredom which poses a risk of intestinal obstruction, or don’t end up playing enough because their toys are thrown away after one play.

What happens next is one of the main reasons shelters are filled with dogs.

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Designed with Dogs in Mind

  • 1

    Detachable Limbs

    Removable parts designed to simulate dismembering their prey.

    Removable parts designed to simulate dismembering their prey.

    Removable parts designed to simulate dismembering their prey.

  • 2

    Pocket System

    Designed to ensure the pockets stay within the body.

    Designed to ensure the pockets stay within the body.

  • 3

    Stationary Squeaker

    Centrally located within the main body providing maximum protection.

    Centrally located within the main body providing maximum protection.

  • 4

    Durable Construction

    Interior construction provides support of triple stiched velboa lined with mesh.

    Interior construction provides support of triple stiched velboa lined with mesh.

  • 5

    Industrial Strength Velcro

    Provides maximum resistance when detaching extremities

    Provides maximum resistance when detaching extremities

73,935 happy dogs and counting!

What are the other dogs in the park saying?