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| |  | Plush Toys For Dogs | Home » » » Hartz Quackers Plush Duck Dog Toy, Colors Vary | | | | | | | Description: | | Quack! Quack! Let the Hartz® AT PLAY¿ QUACKERS¿ Dog Toys fly right on in to your dog's toy box. This plush mallard not only looks realistic, but sound it too. Great for keeping your dog entertained on its own, but also terrific for retrieving, allowing interactive play and quality time between you and your pal. colors may vary | | | Features: | |
• Sound like ducks
• Soft plus toy
• Flying duck
• Fun to play with
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 9.0 inches | | Product Width:
| 4.0 inches | | Product Height:
| 14.0 inches | | Product Weight:
| 0.8 pounds | | Package Length:
| 11.0 inches | | Package Width:
| 6.0 inches | | Package Height:
| 3.5 inches | | Package Weight:
| 0.1 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 35 reviews |
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10 of 10 found the following review helpful:
 Is this for dogs or for children?Jan 18, 2009
By Patrick Haney
"Not a Sausage"
I bought this for our 4-month-old Jack Russell Terrier and within the first 2 minutes of him playing with it, he began tearing off pieces of the feathery, fabric tail. In fact, a few minutes later I had to take scissors to it and cut the tail off because it was shedding strings all over the place and our pup was choking on it.
He got the toy duck back and really likes it, but 2 days in he's now ripped a few holes in it and taken some stuffing out, so we've had to take it away. He only got it during supervised play time, and only for a few hours here and there, so there's no excuse for it being destroyed this quickly.
Whoever came up with this "dog" toy either doesn't own a dog or has the laziest dog around, because I felt like it was put together for kids and not dogs. If you want to waste $6 on a toy that won't last a week, feel free to buy the Hartz Quackers duck toy.
8 of 8 found the following review helpful:
save your moneyApr 07, 2009
By Joe Pye
These are very cute but they don't stand up to dog-play. My corgi eviscerated the Hartz toys within minutes. I have found the only stuffed toys that last are the AKC or the CKC brands.
6 of 6 found the following review helpful:
Get the Jakks duck insteadAug 14, 2009
By Mike M
I purchased a Marley & Me branded quacking duck toy awhile ago and my two puppies loved it and it was incredibly durable. Then on vacation, they lost it somewhere. So when I got home I went to buy another one to replace the one that was lost (from the same retailer, which was not Amazon) and all I could find was this Hartz Quacker at about the same price. Not really remembering who made the first one, I figured this was the same thing just not under the Marley & Me brand, so I bought it. My two dogs (both puppies) destroyed it within a few hours, ripping the belly open and emptying it of all it's stuffing and the quacking mechanism.
Thinking this was a fluke, I returned it to the retailer for another and literally, within an hour, one foot was torn off. Then a little while later the belly was torn open and the contents were all over the house. I complained to Hartz this time and got a standard boilerplate response full of platitudes and nothing else.
So I decided to seek out a duck like the one I originally had and finally figured out it was manufactured by Jakks. I found one here on Amazon for a good price and ordered it and they've had it now for over a week and all that has happened to it is they've chewed the tags off of it. Otherwise it's holding up well to daily abuse and it is again their favorite toy. Thanks Jakks and Amazon. Shame on you Hartz.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
 Dog loves the duckNov 20, 2008
By Gator
I got one for my Mom's dog. She is a one year old Boxer.
She absolutely loved it. She carried it everywhere. Every time anyone would come over. She would put it in their lap and show it off.
But she destroyed it in a week or two.
So I bought her another one for Christmas and I also purchased another one for my father-in-law's dog.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
garbage - falls apart instantlyMar 26, 2009
By David Girard
I bought this for my 1-year-old pug and he was into the neck and stuffing in 10 minutes flat. I figured it was a bad one but after buying another different Hartz dog toy that looks sturdy but fell apart immediately, I had to find these and make sure no one else wasted their money on them. Absolute trash.
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