Happy Pet Migrator Pheasant Very recently we went out and got our very own little puppy addition to the family, a very adorable, cute and cuddly labradoodle. He isn't my first dog, but he is my first dog since I have been an adult and moved out of my parent's house many years ago, and I was excited to get him. I wanted to get a few toys and treats to get him started and settled into his new home, he's already turning out to be a bit of a spoilt puppy with more accessories than I have. One of his currently favourite toys is this Happy Pet migratory pheasant plush dog toy. It is a cuddly imitation pheasant with similar colourings to the real thing, it is ...  Read the complete review

Intro Having had a great success with the Mallard duck plush toy from happy pets, our cross collie bitch was to get lucky again since I had a surplus on my Amazon account. The amount was only £5.60 and with the Happy Pet Migrator Pheasant being only £5.19 I thought what the heck. Migrator Pheasant As with the duck the toy is really well made and is around 6 inches in length. It vaguely resembles a pheasant in so much as the colours are similar and it has a head a body and a tail. I don't really think Tasha was that bothered it squeaked and was apparently fun. We threw it around a while and she happily chased after it, making it ...  Read the complete review

I just can't seem to leave Pets at Home these days without a new toy/treat in hand for the terror back home. The latest addition to Rufus' collection of toys is this honking pheasant. It is a soft toy which makes different noices in the shape of a pheasant. It isn't terribly realistic looking, but I hardly think this is the main concern of Rufus. It is however a reasonably large toy, being about 30cm long and a good 15cm thick round the belly, this gives Rufus really something to get hold of. There a few different textures to explore, the 'tail', I say tail because I'm really not sure what it is ment to be, is of a velety texture with no stuffuing, whilst the ...  Read the complete review

This year was my border collie pups first Christmas and he was definately spoiled. I bought him a plush, honking pheasant from Pets At Home for £4.99, as I loved the sound it made. I did think long and hard about it, as he has a habit of ripping his material toys apart in five minutes. So far we have had one small hole made at the wing, which has been securely stitched up. How long it will last is anyones guess. I found this toy very attractive, as it is in natural colours and it's unlikely to look very dirty, too quickly. It also does not have too many small attachments that could be ripped off very quickly either. I do believe that Murphy gains some ...  Read the complete review