It’s a pretty standard squeaky toy. My two dogs—a 65-pound Shepsky and a 15-pound Min-Pin—have each played with it a few times over the past week, but they definitely prefer the louder rubber squeaky toys over this one. The fabric feels like a blend between chenille and corduroy, and it’s about the size of my fist. The bright color makes it easy to spot, and it’s put together well with no loose threads or sloppy seams. The squeaker is about average in volume. It’s the kind of toy my dogs will enjoy until they manage to tear a hole in it, at which point it’ll end up in the trash. Similar toys tend to last anywhere from a week to a month in our house. It’s definitely not meant for aggressive chewers, but it works well for light, gentle play.