Buckle-DownDog Toy, Mandalorian, Plush Squeaker Star Wars The Child Sitting Pose, Baby yoda, 8" x 8" (DTPT-SWBIF) for All Breed Sizes

10/10 adorable and well loved immediately by my corgi

My dog got one of these for Christmas and loved it so much I purchased her a backup. She is the destroyer of plush toys (which happen to be her fav), so we are constantly replacing them. This has been a longer lasting toy as she has had it for about 3 months and it is still passable for play. On her first sitting she did chew an arm right off in the first 5 min and within a week of play the wrap of his cloak came off. We now have a one armed, naked baby yoda that my dog returns to time and time again (with a spare in the closet). While this toy is a little more expensive than others up front, it has averaged out over time with her other toys.

So cute.

Our dog loves it

Would be 5* except it wasn't very durable. It is a very cute baby Yoda, but my son's dog (a Cavalier) ripped off the neck band very quickly.

First off the price of this toy you can NOT beat. Second off I got this toy LAST Christmas so it’s been a year officially and this toy has survived FOUR dogs two of which are a Siberian Husky and a Goldendoodle. Plus they all have gave this toy a decent amount of love.

Great dog toy! My Shiba-Inu absolutely loves it. The body is made of a tough, carhartt-like material with a squeaker inside. The ears make noise to keep the pup entertained as well and the wool collar is perfect for a teething pup! Definitely going to buy another once my pup goes though thhe 1st one but so far it’s in great shape!

My dog absolutely despised Grogu when he first arrived. She enjoyed grabbing him by his turtle neck and shaking the everliving crap out of him. He survived this torture with barely a scratch. However when she decided to to chomp down, he didn’t fair as well. He did put up a good fight though. After about a week of battle he lost his left arm. This didn’t deter him though, he kept fighting on. Another week went by and he lost his other arm. Yet he still fought on. I’m guessing this was taught to him by Mando. Several more days went by and the battle continued, more violent shaking, more biting, and more catch(yes I may have assisted). Next he lost part of his ear, and more of it looking like it was soon to follow. Both his legs were starting to fail him, as you could see white muscle fibers from her vicious attacks. He finally yielded and asked for my assistance. I obliged and took him to safety where he sits now until a future battle. My dog begged and cried as she didn’t think the battle should’ve ended yet. She prefers death over dismemberment. I think if Grogu had Mando’s help the battle would’ve gone the same way, it just would’ve lasted longer. She’s not had her eyes on chewy. Pray for him.