49.5cm x 10.2cm x 21.6cm
 
KONG Shakers Crumples’ jumbo size delivers extra-large fun with a long, floppy body great for satisfying shaking, tugging and fetching instincts. A unique grunting squeaker in the body, crackly arms and squeaky feet keep dogs playing. Irresistibly soft plush makes them great snuggle buddies. Thin arms and legs let dogs big and small grab on and enjoy.
 
Playing interactively with your dog offers numerous benefits compared to simply giving them a toy to shred. Here’s why engaging with your dog is more beneficial for both of you:
 
Strengthens The Bond - Interactive play creates positive associations with you, building love and trust.
 
Provides mental stimulation - challenging your dog to think, problem solve and focus naturally tires them out mentally.
 
Healthy & happy - it’s exercise for them and you ( Win win )
 
Reinforces Training - Playtime offers a great opportunity to practice commands like “sit,” or “stay” in a fun and low-pressure environment. This reinforces obedience and strengthens your dog’s responsiveness to cues.
 
Builds Confidence - teaching your dog new games or tricks boosts their confidence and reduces anxiety. It’s especially beneficial for shy or nervous dogs who might otherwise retreat to solitary activities.
 
Meets Emotional Needs - Dogs are social animals that crave interaction and attention. Playing with them fulfills their emotional needs for companionship and validation, making them happier and more content.
 
If you hand your dog a toy, expect them to entertain themselves, and walk away—they’re likely going to destroy it. Why? Because for your dog, a toy without you has no real value. Toys don’t just come with a rulebook; you need to teach your dog how to play!
 
Engage together – Tug, chase, fetch—it’s not just a game; it’s bonding.
 
Put it away after playtime – Make the toy special. When it’s not always accessible, it becomes something your dog can’t wait to play with next time.
 
And let’s not forget: If your pup’s got that itch to chew but no outlets , they’ll find another target—whether it’s a toy…or your furniture.