CHIWAVA 4 Pack 1.7" Squeaky Latex Dog Toys Dice Puppy Fetch Interactive Play for Small Dogs

We’ve had these for about a year and our 20 pound poodle loves to play with them. She throws them around and is fine with the squeak. None have ripped yet even though they are light weight

My small dog is a ball connoisseur so I do a lot of research if ordering online. These had decent reviews and were the perfect size! They appear to be very durable for her size dog with no aggression just fun and play! Her 11th Birthday was made!

I absolutely love these dice! But unfortunately, my pups did not. I definitely think they were worth the money that I paid for them. I think the quality is good. I think the dice are absolutely adorable! I sure wish my pups liked playing with them! there is absolutely nothing wrong with this product. I guess my pups Just aren’t into playing dice.

These are tooo cute! My pup played wonderfully with them. Perfect size for a small dog.

My dogs love these as an alternative to a ball. It bounces in a unexpected direction, and it does not fit under furniture easily. It is easier to get it out of their mouth also...lol

These are cute and the perfect size for my mini doxie. The material is thick as well.

I got these for Xmas for my adult child's Pomsky. Pomsky is 8.6 lbs, 1.5 years old, and loves tennis balls, but struggles to squeak them, even the smallest "mini" ones. I saw these rubber or latex dice that are about the same size as her mini and extra small tennis balls, so figured she'd be able to squeak them easier. Well, my senior Pekingese, 10 lbs, 9 years old, went absolutely bonkers for the dice!!! She would take every single one and squeak them endlessly until I showed her a different one. She also guarded them from the Pomsky AND us humans!!! To put it in perspective, my dog very rarely plays with toys, and the ones she does like have to be plush with crinkle paper and squeakers. She'll play with toys maybe once a month, for 15 minutes max, and then she's over it. She's had latex toys in the past that she never even touched! So it was exciting to see her act like a puppy again with these dice. However, after a couple of days, she was over them. The Pomsky hasn't touched them at all since day 1 or 2.Our little dogs have never liked latex or rubber toys for the most part. I don't know if it's the smell (skinny rubber), or that they get so slippery during playing that they struggle to pick them up or squeak them, or that they get covered in hair and fur and dust bunnies quickly, or what, but it's frustrating!These dice are very good quality, though. The colors are vibrant, the painted dots are perfectly placed and not peeling or scratched. Despite my dog's initial obsession with them, there are no holes or missing or broken squeakers. They are 1.7 inches wide, but the squarish shape seemed difficult for the Pomsky to grasp. My brachycephalic Peke had no issues with the shape, and would smash down a corner to get a grip on them. The Pomsky watched, but didn't learn or didn't want to learn how to play with them. I'd say if you have a dog that is under 15 lbs, and isn't a destructive or aggressive chewer, and likes squeaky rubber toys, you should try these! Even if your dogs snub them, you can always use them yourself for dice games! :)They're SERIOUSLY cute, and the colors are almost neon. Good stuff, just not the right toy for our dogs apparently. *cry*

My dog loves them and she is picky when it comes to toys ! But they are a bit big I think .