The Happy Pet Tug of War rubber toy was first bought for our pooch when he was a puppy, and has provided him with endless hours of fun and enjoyment. One advantage of the toy is the rubber itself it is made out of. It's just so strong and durable, that even the toughest of dogs will struggle to take chunks out of it! If your dog is anything like ours and can get a bit eager and boistorous during play time, you'll find it reassuring that the rubber material is very sturdy and will not snap and break like other flimsy toys have done so easily in the past. On a more superficial side, the tug of war toy comes in a range of different colours for you to ...  Read the complete review

The idea of the Happy Pet Tug Of War Rubber Dog Toy is that the dog will clamp onto one end of the rubber, and then I will hold onto the other end - and essentially we will have a tug-of-war challenge! I got the toy from Pets at Home for £4.99 which was a reasonable price in terms of toys for dogs. The Happy Pet Tug Of War Rubber Dog Toy is made from very durable yellow rubber and can take a lot of punishment. We have had the rubber toy for around 12 months and two dogs haven't really been able to make much impact into the structure of the rubber, despite their very best efforts! This is a toy that is made to last a long time - although I guess the life of ...  Read the complete review

With tug of war being one of our German Shepherd's favourite past times it was absolutely inevitable that he would end up with one of those rubber tug of war toys. The one he has (or had) is the Happy Pet one but these toys are readily available in most pet shops and supermarkets as well as the majority of £1 shops too. The prices range from £1 up to about £6. The Happy Pet Tug Of War rubber toy comes in a variety of colour - blue, red, black, green, yellow, pink - you name the colour and you probably be able to find one in it. The Happy Pet Tug of War rubber dog toy is pretty self explainatory in its title - It is a toy which enables you to play ...  Read the complete review

We may now be the proud owners of a beautiful sleek black cat but up until a year ago we had the pleasure of being `Mum and Dad` to a Jack Russell terrier, he was more than wonderful in all ways and a faithful and loyal little dog until he passed away aged 18. Like most domestic pets he was spoilt rotten, every Christmas we had to hunt for new toys that would offer him new challenges and he too was quite childlike because he often used to nip under the tree, sniff out his pressies and rip them open when he though that we weren't looking. It never ceases to amaze me just how intelligent animals are. Snowy had toys he liked, toys he adored and toys that we ...  Read the complete review

Dogs hey love or just put up with them, they give without thought and all they ask for is a bit of food and occassionally a bit of man and dog time. Therefore with every dog comes the inevitable collection of toys of which some of them the dogs love and some the dog thnks are beneath him. The happy pet tug of war rubber toy is a game which I'm afraid means that the owner has to interact with their dog. The tug of war is one toy which the dog finds a bit dull on its own but gets very exciting if there happens to be a human at the other end. Saying that if the dog loves this toy then its owners will soon develop strong upper arms and a good grip because at its ...  Read the complete review