Aurora - Hand Puppet - 10 Garth Dog

This is a very fluffy toy that will withstand a lot of playtime. It has a realistic look and is easy to use as a puppet. Great for a child cat lover.

Puppets make me happy, since my first one in the late 1950s. Steiff puppets are my main choice, but I have others as well, including the Snow Leopard....

I love this raccoon!! I bought it for myself (adult). I teach online and need a sidekick for those moments when the children get bored or distracted or need a funny example. The things I like about it are that even though its mouth doesnt move, its hands move beautifully. I can hold props with it, wave, make funny movements, all very easily. Its also soft and comfortable, and BEST OF ALL, it really does look exactly like the Amazon photograph; theres no variation. I am an adult woman with small hands. My hands are the same size as my ten year old sons hands. The raccoon is neither tight nor loose on me. It fits me with great comfort. Im so happy I bought this, and if things start getting dull with the raccoon, Im going to buy the cat. Great purchase!

I purchased this to play with my shih tzu dog. He loves it!

Well seeing how I got this for my doggy so I can wrestle with him . He loves it! Though it tires me out it really lifts his spirits when he’s being a grump and tires him out when he’s bored and give me a little exercise too lol. This is the only dog head type hand puppet I could find on the internet. I would totally buy more of them if they had different types of dogs.

Good toy for entertaining a 9mo

I have purchased 4 of these dinosaur puppets for my grandson. We have a dinosaur family! Hes 10 now and still enjoys playing puppets with Nana. They are well-made, roomy and the mouths move. The price is very fair. Excellent purchase.

I bought this puppet for our puppet theater, and my grandchildren love him. He is colorful, soft, and his beak is easy to manipulate to make him speak. His eyes are well-placed. HIs feet are adorable. My 11-year old granddaughter especially likes to make up puppet skits as she goes along. In the last skit, fearful and sad Petey was worried about his wing, which he thought was hurt. Practical Donkey (another puppet) came with his stethoscope and other doctors tools to see what he could do. After a shot, knee reflex testing, heart exam, and temperature, Donkey decided Petey wasnt hurt at all but was assuming too much and needed to think things through instead of assuming the worst. Donkey then put a bandaid on Petey to make him feel better. Petey was happy until he realized the bandaid had fallen off. After being reassured by Donkey that he was fine but just needed to exercise, Petey decided to do some foot exercises. The skit ends with Petey back to feeling fearful, saying he will probably trip doing his exercises and get hurt and die. Now my granddaughter has another skit planned featuring Donkey and Petey to continue the saga ... For a grandmother, watching the skits has been delightfully entertaining as well as interesting.. I often video them on my phone for the kids to watch afterward. This helps them to see how they can use the puppets more effectively to tell their stories. I would definitely recommend Petey for both adults and children. My hand fits well into his beak, too, unlike some puppets which have mouths that are too small for adult hands. In addition, I have been known to use Petey to speak to the 4-year old, who speaks back to him, even though she knows hes only a puppet. Or is he?