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Big dogs tend to love plush toys, but they rarely last more than 10 minutes, by which time the squeaker is broken and all the stuffing is out. When Mr. Bill says, "Oh No," my dog thinks it's a riot. He throws Mr. Bill in the air and across the room instead of ripping his head off. This toy lasted 3 whole weeks, and my dog barely put it down in all that time. I bought 5 more!

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I didn't know this was a dog toy. I didn't buy it for my dogs. I saw it one day in a store and it cracked me up. I didn't buy it then, I came home and ordered it some time later on amazon.com. I bought it for my adult son for Christmas. I will warn him not to chew on it.

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I don't know why such a simple toy would be such a hit, but it's one of their favorites! My dogs will pick it out of a pile of other toys.

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Watchout for that door Mr Bill!

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The actual toy lasted only a few weeks but for what it was you knew it wouldn't last longer than a rope toy with a dog that likes to chew more than some dogs.

Cons:

-the arm stuffing came out first

-the plush material got really gross with drool on the outside more than other dog toy material

Pros:

-Mr. Bill iconic soundmaker that says "Oh Noooooo!" still working great

-batting inside can be reused to make a whole new toy.

For those inclined to make their money go further and give Mr. Bill's words new life I have instructions on how you can remake this dog toy into a new one:

To reuse the soundmaker I left the soundmaker in Mr. Bill's head because the batting (stuffing) there provided pretty good protection. I removed the batting from the rest of the body and placed Mr.s Bill's head with the soundmaker inside into a long men's sock (think sock monkey). I placed more batting around Mr. Bill's head to give soundmaker more cushioning. Suggestion: it may be a good idea to use packing tape on the outside of the soundmaker itself to keep it intact (just in case you have dog that likes to chew). One sock is not enough cushion surrounding Mr. Bill's head though because holes can be made easily into just one sock layer and the jaw pressure from a dog's mouth could break the plastic on the soundmaker. Because of this, I suggest 2-3 socks (short or long on the inside) with the outermost sock long because then you can tie 2-3 knots at the end. What you have is a long body that you can draw some eyes on with permanent marker on one end of the body and the knots at the other end will be like a rope toy.

Pros from this design:

-dog can play with either end of the toy.

-person can throw toy (without much drool) with the knotted end easily.

-more stuffing= more protection for the soundmaker you wanted to reuse.

-it's easier to notice when the toy is being destroyedthen you just rewrap in another sock!

Toy Diagram (Size approximate):

[--10 inches long---] & 2-3 inches wide

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