‘She Demands I Stuff It Over & Over’: The Valentine’s-Themed Toy Dog Parents Love Is 15% Off

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We all know chocolate-covered strawberries are a Valentine’s Day staple for a reason, but since pups really shouldn’t have chocolate-covered anything, this plush “snack bag” from Lepawit might be the next best thing, at least according to dog parents who say their pups “demand” to play with it.

The D-Snack Bag Squeaky Hide-and-Seek Valentine’s Day Dog Toy is basically a puzzle disguised as a candy pouch. The pink crinkly bag comes stuffed with six squeaky strawberries, for a total of seven pieces sized for small and medium dogs. One reviewer summed up the vibe perfectly: “My dog absolutely loves this toy. She demands I stuff it over and over just so she can remove them one by one.”

From an enrichment angle, that “stuff and un-stuff” routine matters. Hide-and-seek toys give dogs a chance to follow their nose, problem-solve, and work out a little frustration in a safe way. This bag was designed for exactly that, with pockets where you can tuck the strawberries or even slip in a few treats. One Goldendoodle parent said, “I also put treat in it and he goes crazy, takes it apart and plays the individual pieces too… Keeps him busy for a good while.”

Lepawit uses soft fabrics with internal squeakers and crinkle material, which is probably why so many reviewers mention how long it lasts. A grandparent who bought another version in the same line wrote, “My grandpuppy absolutely loved this! She still plays with it and hides the pea pods and it’s been months! Still squeaks, still holding up… Most toys she can destroy quickly but this one is hanging in there!”

It’s technically recommended for small and medium dogs and not aggressive chewers, yet larger pups have gotten in on the action. One shopper with a shepherd said, “This has held up and kept her interest… it’s been at least 4 months she’s still playing with it fully intact.” Another buyer added, “My Labs are 5 yrs old and they love these ‘hide’ toys… They have a blast playing tug of war and shredding the crap out of the stuffing.” Translation: supervision is still key, but the toy can take a fair amount of real-life play.

For puppies, the many pieces can be a sanity saver. A reviewer with a 5-month-old wrote, “Great toy for my 5-month-old puppy. She loves it! Good distraction with many pieces.” Another said, “My puppy loves this toy!!! And surprisingly she doesn’t destroy them.”

If your dog gets bored halfway through a plush bone and starts looking for trouble, this strawberry snack bag interactive dog toy gives them a more constructive project. And with it sitting at 15% off right now, Valentine’s Day might be the perfect time to let them unwrap their own bit of festive strawberry fun.

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