Abstract: This invention features a combination squeeze toy and chew toy for an animal, such as a dog, comprising an assemblage of a first formed material and second formed material, having different material properties. Said first material forming article body portion, hereinafter named as “toy body portion,” comprised of resiliently deformable, soft elastomeric latex, vinyl or like material. Said second material forming article chew portion, hereinafter known as “toy chewable portion” comprised of substantially rigid or semi rigid thermal plastic polymer, nylon or like material. The toy body portion is hollow, having interior space and preferably spherical in shape. The toy chewable portion is substantially solid in form and preferably cylindrical in shape. In the preferred embodiment of this invention, said toy body portion has said toy chewable portion located centrally through said toy body portion and protruding through each side thereof.

Abstract: This invention features a toy, which emits variable sounds generated by singular and/or collective methods, comprising of an assemblage of a first material forming article body portion, hereinafter named as “toy body portion,” comprised of substantially elastomeric materials and formed hollow, and a second material forming article frame portion, hereinafter known as “cylindrical frame” comprised of substantially rigid materials. Said cylindrical frame further comprises an integrated sound tube device with associated sliding whistle component. An air aperture is formed within the tubular wall of said sound tube and positioned so as enveloped by the interior cavity of the toy body portion, whereby physical compression or expansive decompression of the toy body portion will directionally actuate air into and through said sound tube device. In its preferred embodiment, said toy body portion has said cylindrical frame located centrally through toy body portion and protruding through each side thereof.