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Lysrin

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there's enough there to feed a ball python for quite some time!
Yeah they are a pretty cost effective toy. She plays with them until they are pretty beat up, and then we get a new one out at it's joy all over again! They are around our house everywhere. Sometimes I think she puts them under the piano or behind the file cabinet just so she can get a new one lol
 

Cypher^64

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Our cat loves these. Of all the toys we've bought her these remain the favourite and she brings them to us to play fetch as well as playing with them on her own. These have some kind of a rattle inside but she's never really tried to get to it. She does sometimes pull the ears and tail off. These also don't contain any catnip, which is our preference.

Chiwava Furry Cat Toy Mice Rattle - Amazon.ca

My dog would love these. When she goes to my dads house her favorite toy is a beat up old cat mouse toy. Just loves that thing.
 

lowfat

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Our cat loves these. Of all the toys we've bought her these remain the favourite and she brings them to us to play fetch as well as playing with them on her own. These have some kind of a rattle inside but she's never really tried to get to it. She does sometimes pull the ears and tail off. These also don't contain any catnip, which is our preference.

Chiwava Furry Cat Toy Mice Rattle - Amazon.ca
Those would likely made from nylon and Mac absolutely would try to eat them. :(
 

Izerous

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So curiosity got the best of us and we DNA tested Roofus. They had him listed as a smooth collie cross at the humane society...

Suspected pit bull in there somewhere, and lab because of the webbed toes. But 1/3 heeler surprised me because he isn't really like any of my past heelers, german shepard is also a bit of a surprise when I first looked at it but some of it starts to make a little more sense now.

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Marzipan

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our pup Rusty was bought by mum as a mini daschund...but as he grew his hair grew out in a very non daschund way. the breeder had him tested and turned out when his mini bitch was in heat his stud poodle connected. has made for an interesting mini daschund. he's got a long body...but he's a lot wider than he should be, same with his head, much wider. there's nothing slim about him. I love his hair though...grows out into curly waves and it just flows as he moves. I keep bugging my wife we need to take him out for some glam shots!
 

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