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JR Tugs-A-Lot – Double-Loop Firehose Tug Toy

Florida

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JR. Tugs-A-Lot – Compact Double-Loop Firehose Tug Toy

Meet the little brother to our classic Sir-Tugs-A-Lot. Built from the same rugged, unused fire hose — retired only for cosmetic reasons — the JR. Tugs-A-Lot packs all the toughness of the original into a more compact, 8.5-inch design that’s perfect for smaller dogs or closer-quarters play.

One loop for you. One loop for your pup. Grip, pull, and let the games begin.

Features:

  • Compact dual-loop design: approx. 8.5" long by 2" wide

  • Made from new, unused fire hose — never exposed to fire, chemicals, or active duty.

  • Water-resistant and slobber-proof for long-lasting play.

  • Tough enough for tug sessions, sized right for small to medium dogs.

  • Handmade in the USA with the same grit as our full-size gear.

  • Every toy is unique, with slight color and marking variations.

Please Note:
This toy is designed for tug-of-war play, not as a chew toy. Always supervise your dog during play. No toy is indestructible.

Retired from service. Reborn for play.

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