Abstract: A dog toy with a body and a plurality of actuatable elements is disclosed. Each of the actuatable elements is coupled to at least one other actuatable element. Movement of one actuatable element causes a corresponding movement of another actuatable element.

Abstract: A pet toy featuring an outer shell defining a shape of the toy and a deformable bladder and at least one sleeve in fluid communication with each other retained within said outer shell. The sleeve extends within a segment of the toy and has a region configured to bend from a first orientation wherein said bladder is in a first state to a second orientation wherein said bladder is in a second state. The sleeve transitions as a result of pressure being applied to the bladder because fluid transfers from the bladder to the sleeve. The sleeve transitions back upon the removal of pressure from the bladder. The bending region of the sleeve is molded to assume the first orientation, such as by heat treatment.