~I wanted a rubber chicken, so I got a dog so I could have one!~ Even before I got Red, my first dog, I knew that when I did, I just had to get a rubber chicken for him to play with. I was inspired by the EBay advert on TV round about that time, you may remember it yourself. My son and I would really rip it out of the advert, making up our own items etc. We'd begin to get really silly and end up in hysterical fits of laughter. But that advert did stay in my mind and even now I can remember it quite clearly. Anyway once I got Red, I decided he needed some toys, so off I went in search of a rubber chicken. I got Red's rubber chicken from ...  Read the complete review

My dogs have had their rubber chicken for a good few months now and although it is (suprisingly) still in one piece it very rarely actually gets played with and they much prefer their softer textured toys rather than this as it is quite hard and it's not very flexibe or easy to play tug of war with either. There are heaps of different brands of rubber chickens available as they're a very popular dog toy and I've seen them in supermarkets and pet shops but the one that we have is from Zooplus. I buy my dogs dry food from this website and decided to have a browse through their selection of dog toys and this is one that I purchased as at £2.39 it seemed like a ...  Read the complete review

My setter has had numerous toys ;some lasting a lot longer than others! He especially loves any toy that squeaks . When I was in my local pet shops a few months ago I spotted a funny looking roaster complete with loud squeak and knew it would meet with the setter seal of approval! Not only did the toy look fun but it had also been reduced to just a few pounds. The roaster is made of soft latex and is advertised as being suitable for all dogs . If latex is swallowed by a dog it wont go hard in their stomach and should easily be passed through their system without causing any problems. However you should always supervise any dog with and remove the toy ...  Read the complete review

I have a German Shepherd who goes crazy for squeakies. She has a mountain of them at home, so being so spoilt, i decided to treat her for Christmas. I saw a rubber chicken sitting on the shelf at Pets at Home and decided to buy it. It cost less than £3, so not a bad buy. You can buy them from most places, including supermarkets, Wilkinsons etc Wow, she loved it. The trouble with my dog, she dosn't make her toys last. She has to squeak them until they will squeak no more. This was the case with the chicken. The squeak probably lasted approximately 2 days. Once the squeak had disappeared, the fun had gone and the toy just lay abandoned, but now and again, she ...  Read the complete review

My brother has a Parsons Jack Russell terrier, and I always like to spoil him with toys. I bought one of these rubber chickens as he loves squeeky toys, and they are a classic dog toy! I was disappointed to find that it was demolished in 60 seconds! Bits of rubber chicken strewn about the floor like some kind of masacre! So, that said, I will not be buying another one! The rubber it is made of is very thin and does not tollerate any amount of real chewing. Perhaps this toy would suit the kind of dog that likes to carry things around and does not chew toys. But, for a feisty terrier, the rubber chicken is no ...  Read the complete review