Liquid Death

This thing is hilariously creepy and surprisingly tough — my dog has been thrashing the "hand" for weeks and it's still intact. The grip texture keeps her entertained way longer than her usual toys.

My pup absolutely loves gnawing on this severed hand; the rubbery texture keeps him entertained for hours. It still looks creepy after weeks of tug-of-war, which is hilarious.

My dog usually destroys toys in minutes, but this one’s survived a week of tug-of-war and still looks hilariously ghoulish. The grip texture on the palm really keeps her engaged during fetch.

The rubber fingers have just enough give to be satisfying for my golden retriever to gnaw on, and the "palm" part makes a funny squeak sound. It's been three days and not a single tear, which is basically a miracle in this house.

My dog usually destroys any toy in ten minutes, but this one’s rubbery fingers are thick enough to survive an hour of tug-of-war. She actually carries the “hand” around proudly, which is both hilarious and weird.

My dog went absolutely nuts for the squeaker hidden inside the palm—it’s her new favorite fetch toy. The rubber holds up well even after a few rough tug-of-war sessions.

The rubber fingers are surprisingly durable, my labrador has been thrashing it for two weeks and it's still intact. Perfect for fetch in the yard, and the creepy design always gets a laugh from visitors.

My dog absolutely loves the squeaker inside the severed hand, but the stitching on the thumb started fraying after a week. Still, it's held up to daily tug-of-war better than most toys I've tried.

Got this as a gag gift, but the stitching around the fingers is surprisingly tough—my German Shepherd has been gnawing on it for two weeks with barely a tear. Only wish it were a bit bigger for a proper tug-of-war session.

My dog goes absolutely nuts for this thing—the rubber fingers are just the right texture for a good tug-of-war. It's held up to a few weeks of daily abuse, though I wish the knit wrist part was a bit sturdier.