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Argo the DuraForce Angel Fish

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$18.75 $27.99 In stock

DuraForce Argo the Angel Fish Dog Toy – Deep-Sea Fun Built for Rough Play. Let your pup dive into playtime with Argo the DuraForce Angel Fish! Designed for dogs who love to tug, toss, and thrash their toys, Argo is ready to swim through even the rowdiest interactive play sessions. With stuffing-free appendages, this playful fish is harder for dogs to grab and shred, making it a fun and engaging choice for solo play or games with multiple dogs.

Built with a thick, durable woven outer layer and double-stitched throughout the appendages, Argo is made to stand up to serious fun. Its three-layer construction makes it tougher and more robust than many traditional plush dog toys, while the built-in squeaker keeps dogs interested and ready for more.

Why dogs (and their humans) love it:

  • Stuffing-free appendages for less mess
  • Durable 3-layer design for longer-lasting play
  • Squeaker is sewn securely inside protective pockets
  • Floats for fun on land or in the water
  • Machine washable for easy cleanup (air dry recommended)

Size: 11.4" x 11" x 1.6"

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Timothy ★★★★★

My dog is a relentless chewer and this fish has held up way better than anything else in his toy bin. The fins are stitched solid and the whole thing still looks new after a week of thrashing.

Nicholas H. ★★★★★

The tug handle on this thing has survived weeks of aggressive back-and-forth with my pit mix, who normally shreds plush toys in a day. The stitching around the fins is still holding up too, which honestly surprises me.

Samuel ★★★★★

My golden retriever has put this fish through absolute hell for three weeks straight and it's still holding its shape, which honestly surprises me given how hard she thrashes it. The fabric is tough enough that even her sharp back teeth haven't managed to tear a hole yet, and she goes back to it eve