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Knotted ropes and rope dumbbells for tug-of-war games with your dog.

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Haltère en corde forme de huit
BUBIMEX Corde Klub – Jouet en corde avec poignée pour chien – photo 1BUBIMEX Corde Klub – Jouet en corde avec poignée pour chien – photo 2
Corde noeuds avec poignée
Corde 4 nœuds
Balle corde ultra résistante

Rope toys for dogs

Discover our range of rope toys from Karlie, Bubimex and Beeztees to play with your dog: a knotted rope with a handle, a 4-knot rope, a figure-eight rope dumbbell, or an ultra-tough rope ball for large dogs.

How to choose a rope toy

For a puppy or small dog, a thin 2-knot rope is usually enough, while a large, powerful dog will enjoy an ultra-tough rope ball or a thicker 4-knot rope, built to withstand more intense tug games without fraying too quickly.

A rope toy also helps dental health

Chewing on a rope helps remove some plaque through friction, though it doesn't replace regular dental care or a routine check-up with your vet. Remove the rope as soon as the fibres start fraying too much, to stop your dog swallowing loose threads.

Why buy at Animorix

Enjoy free delivery from €99 in mainland France, returns within 14 days, and secure payment by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. Also browse our balls and tough chew toys ranges.

  • Knotted ropes from Karlie, Bubimex
  • Rope dumbbells and balls from Beeztees

Frequently asked questions

Which rope should I choose for a large dog?
Choose a thick 4-knot rope or an ultra-tough rope ball, built to withstand a large dog's tug games.
Does a rope toy help clean my dog's teeth?
Chewing on a rope helps remove some plaque through friction, but it doesn't replace regular brushing or dental care.
When should I remove a worn rope toy?
As soon as the fibres fray significantly, remove the toy to stop your dog swallowing loose threads.