Crinkle Pheasant, Large

The Crinkle Pheasant (Large) is built for dogs that thrive on retrieving and need a more substantial, engaging target. Designed to resemble an upland pheasant, this larger training bird introduces realistic shape and feel while adding the added excitement of crinkle sound to keep dogs interested and focused.

For dog owners looking for a fun and durable retrieving toy, the crinkle feature naturally encourages play and repeated retrieves, making it a great option for backyard sessions or everyday exercise. The larger size is ideal for medium to large dogs that need something more substantial to carry and hold.

For trainers and experienced handlers, this pheasant training dummy helps reinforce proper pickup and delivery while transitioning dogs toward more realistic bird work in the field.

THINK YOU HAVE A TOY PROBLEM?

Never Fear, They’re Always Worth the Price!

One of the chief complaints HuggleHounds hears about dog toys is they don’t last, and people wrongly assume that could make them a waste of money. Below are a few of the many reasons you should always feel good about spending your hard-earned money on a toy for your dog.

1.Toys help with a dog’s emotional balance. Dogs that get the necessary physical and mental stimulation tend to be healthier and more emotionally well-balanced.

2.Playing with toys stimulates your dog’s mind and promotes problem-solving skills.

3.Toys keep dogs busy. And guess what? When your dog is busy, he doesn’t have time to get into trouble.

4.Toys help fulfill instinctive drives like ripping and shredding, hunting and finding food, and chasing and herding.

5.Toys help dogs expend energy. Fetching and retrieving help expend all that pent-up canine energy. And when you’re an active participant in the fun, you get the added benefit of bonding time with your pup. So go ahead, grab a toy and join the fun!

And of course, there’s another reason toys are such an important investment for your dog. Even if (or when) a toy gets shredded or damaged, remember, that could have been your shoe, your sock, your power cord, your rug, your… you get the picture.

Never deprive your dog of toys because you think they’re a waste of money. Toys are made to be played with, and with dogs, that can sometimes mean destruction. And that’s another reason why selecting the right toy – one designed and manufactured with the utmost safety in mind – is so crucial. Consider the purchase an investment in your dog’s emotional well-being.

OUR POLICY - BECAUSE OF THE NATURE OF THESE PRODUCTS THERE ARE NO RETURNS ON CHEWS, TREATS, OR TOYS. NO EXCEPTIONS