== Intro == I recently found myself with £5 odds left in my Amazon account after spending some vouchers I had received from Dooyoo. I'm not one for leaving sums lying about so I just wanted to spend it so was browsing the dog toy section. On it I found two toys, which I thought, my little precious might like. One was a goose from the Migrators range and the other was a Mallard duck from the same range. I like most pet owners think the world of my little cross collie bitch and even although I was only spending a fiver I wanted to get the one which I believed would give her the most fun, hence I chose the mallard Duck. == The Toy == The toy ...  Read the complete review

I spotted this in Sainsbury's around three weeks ago and I decided to buy it as I knew my dogs would love the furry texture of it as well as the unusual noise that it makes. I paid £4.99 for this which is a little more than I would usually pay for a soft dog toy as my dogs can easily destroy teddies etc but it seemed very well made and it's a decent size, too. This toy is made by Happy Pet and it's designed to look like a duck. It has a long neck, a beak, beady little eyes and webbed feet. The body is grey while the neck is purple and the head is green. The yellow beak sticks out which my dogs love and they're easily able to grab it while playing tug of war ...  Read the complete review

I have 2 dogs at home, an Italian Spinone (Lottie) and a Tibetan Terrier, but only the Italian Spinone likes to carry things round in her mouth and give them to people, so when I saw this on offer in Pets at Home I had to get it for her. I got my little one some dog treats so she didn't feel left out! The RRP for this at Pets at home was £5.99 but it was on offer for 50% off, meaning that I got it for an absolute bargain of £2.99. This mallard toy comes in a variety of sizes; I ended up purchasing the Large as our dog is like a small pony. You can also purchase the same thing online for around the £6 mark, on Amazon you can definitely get them. Product ...  Read the complete review

This is a sort of fun toy for my dogs to chase around every so often, but not the sort of thing I would leave them with for any period of time because they would totally destroy it. It is basically a stuffed toy that resembles a duck, with a head, body, little wings and feet all coloured coded in felt and fur to try and resemble the real thing. Overall it is about 11 inches long and in the body there is a little squeaker buried so that when you squeeze the body, it makes the quacking sound of a duck - which gets my dogs very excited. At the time I bought it, I think I paid about £5 from a local pet store, although I have seen it available in Pets at Home ...  Read the complete review

As an owner of a now nearly 10 year old red setter its amazing thinking back at what you've bought for him over the last ten years nad this mallard duck was one of his toys. They sell for around £5, look reasonably like a mallard duck, they are soft and feathery and give the sense of a duck if not the reality. The toy itself is around 6 inches long, it looks like a duck, it can be pressed and make a noise like a duck and generally give the impression for the dog of a real live duck. Red setters are a type of hunting dog and therefore have a desire to go and join in with the hunters flushing out game and generally having a great time picking up ducks and ...  Read the complete review