goDog Action Plush Lobster

I have this little French bulldog puppy - 5 months old - who has blazed through the 15+ toys we have gotten her since adopting her just over a month ago. She is what I would call a super chewer. She’s determined to get to the squeaker! And once the squeaker stops working, she just goes for the small bits (like the ears, legs, or eyes).The problem isn’t that she destroys the toys. I expect it and I think it’s adorable. The problem is she then proceeds to eat the bits she gets off. While working to house break her, I have cleaned up many a poops that have pieces of toys in them from swallowing them. It’s ridiculous and makes me nervous that she’s going to end up needing the vet.So in doing my research, I found this company with toys that have “chew guard technology.” I thought this was the answer! So many positive reviews.I received two new toys from here today. A lobster and a bunny. They are the interactive toys that not only squeak, but have a pump in them so something moves when she bites down. So cute! And when I took that dumb lobster out of the box she was immediately obsessed.Two hours. That’s all it took. Two hours of on and off play time, for her to chew a hole right into the bottom, swallow a piece of fluff, and expose the squeaker. It wasn’t even at a seam where the hole is. She just easily chewed a hole into it. Making this $20 toy a full on waste.I’m sure these are great for regular chewers or dogs that just like to nibble or suckle on the material. But for a super chewer (even a tiny 12lbs French bulldog), these simply will not due.