Liquid Death

My lab has been destroying every toy in a day, but this severed hand has held up for a week now. The rubber is dense and surprisingly resistant to his relentless chewing, and he loves carrying it around by the "fingers.

I was honestly skeptical about the hand design, but the stitching is so tough my lab hasn't ripped it open yet. The squeaker actually sounds like a real squeaky toy and not a dying animal, which I appreciate.

My dog usually destroys squeaky toys in minutes, but the reinforced stitching on this hand-shaped toy has held up through a week of daily tug-of-war. The creepy fingers are perfect for her to shake around — she carries it everywhere now.

Picked this up as a joke for my pup, but the rubbery texture actually gets him really engaged—he’ll carry it around by the "fingers" for hours. Definitely holds up to his aggressive chewing better than I expected.

My dog’s usually a destroyer, but the rubber fingers on this thing have held up all week. The weird shape keeps her guessing and she actually plays fetch with it now instead of just shredding it.

My lab mix usually shreds a new toy in ten minutes flat, but this severed hand has lasted three days and the rubbery fingers still look creepy. The grip texture actually helps her carry it around the yard, which is hilarious.

The first thing I noticed is how thick the rubber is on the Death Grip – it's definitely not flimsy. My pup has been playing tug-of-war with it for three days and there’s barely a tooth mark. It’s a little heavy for fetch inside the house, but perfect for outdoor games.