Tearrible Tiny

The Tearribles Tiny is a 13cm reassemblable plush toy designed for small dogs. Three detachable parts (legs, eyes, and tail) attach to the body with industrial-strength Velcro rated up to 17 pounds of tearing resistance. Your dog pulls the toy "apart" again and again while you put it back together in seconds. A removable squeaker sits inside its own sewn-in internal pocket so it stays put during play and lifts out for washing.

When a dog tears the limbs off a Tearrible, they are satisfying a deep predatory instinct to grab, "kill", and dissect prey. Suppressing that instinct entirely can contribute to anxiety and frustration. Tearribles give your dog a healthy outlet for the same behavioural sequence, exhausting them mentally and physically without anything in the house getting destroyed. Exclusively at Woof Living in Singapore.

Industrial-strength hook and loop (Velcro) fastenings hold the limbs to the body with up to 17 pounds of tearing resistance. That's calibrated to feel like a regularly stitched toy, so your dog gets the full satisfaction of ripping a limb off their "prey" rather than effortlessly pulling at something flimsy. You reattach the pieces in seconds with no sewing, no glue, and no replacement parts.

The body is lined on the inside with strong mesh that adds structural support and slows down damage to the outer plush. Every seam is triple stitched. The squeaker is removable and sits inside its own sewn-in pocket, so it cannot slide around during play but can be taken out for washing. The whole toy is voluntarily tested to meet or exceed standards used for children's toys.

Size: 13cm tall (Tiny)

Detachable parts: 3 (legs, eyes, tail)

Squeaker: Removable, secured in a sewn-in internal pocket

Velcro resistance: Up to 17 pounds of tearing resistance

Construction: Triple-stitched seams, mesh-lined body, industrial-strength Velcro

Best for: Small dogs

Care: Machine washable. Gentle cycle in a laundry bag, air dry.

Safety: Voluntarily tested to meet or exceed children's toy standards

Tearribles are interactive toys. They need both of you. Use them for active games of tug and fetch, let your dog work through the satisfaction of pulling the limbs off, then reassemble and go again. The soft plush body doubles as a cuddle toy once play winds down.

The full predatory sequence in dogs runs search, stalk, chase, grab, kill, dissect, and finally devour. Tearribles cover everything up to dissect. They are not built for the devour stage. The moment your dog stops tearing the limbs off and starts chewing on the toy itself, playtime is over. Put the Tearrible away and swap in an edible chew so your dog can finish the sequence on something designed to be eaten.