Mammoth Pet Products TireBiter II with Rope Dog Toy Multi-Color, 3.75 in, Small

Little dogs have big hearts and even bigger playtime spirit, and the Mammoth Pet Products TireBiter II with Rope is sized just for them. This pint-size version brings together a chewable rubber tire and a handy rope into one toy your small pup can chase, carry, and tug to their heart's content. At 3.75 inches, it's the smallest of the TireBiter II with Rope lineup, shaped to fit comfortably in little mouths and paws so even your tiniest companion can get a good grip. The multi-color design keeps things cheerful and easy to spot wherever your dog decides to set it down. It's a toy built around the two activities small dogs adore most, a quick chase after the tire and a back-and-forth tug on the rope.

Why your small dog and you will love it:

• Brings a rubber tire and a rope together in one toy, giving your small pup two different ways to play.
• The 3.75-inch small size is shaped to fit comfortably in little mouths and paws for an easy grip.
• The rope adds a gentle tug option with a comfortable grip for you to hold during play.
• The tire shape makes tossing a breeze for short fetch games indoors or out in the yard.
• Shaped for interactive playing, tossing, and tugging with your small companion right alongside you.
• Made from what Mammoth describes as a new advanced natural rubber formula.
• The brand says it's made for extra long lasting play.
• Mammoth calls it a real tire tough favorite, ready to bite, carry, and shake.
• The multi-color look is easy to spot wherever your pup drops it around the house or yard.
• Designed and developed in the USA and, according to Mammoth, sustainably manufactured.

Give your small dog the 3.75-inch TireBiter II with Rope and watch the chasing, tugging, and tail-wagging take off, session after happy session. It's a feel-good little toy that invites the two of you to play together every day, whether you're rolling it down the hallway for a quick fetch or holding the rope for a gentle game of tug after dinner. Toss it, tug it, and enjoy the happy little burst of energy that follows your small companion everywhere.