Weighted Plush Dog
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Product Description
A sensory experience and cuddly friend - the perfect gift for young and old!<br><br>This 5-pound, 11” Weighted Plush Dog is the perfect friend for any sensory seeker who may be comforted by a little extra weight. Place the dog on a child’s lap while sitting or let them hold and cuddle with this adorable pet on-the-go for a calming sensory experience. This plush dog features brown faux fur with black ears, nose, and tail. <br><br><ul OLDSTYLE=color:black><LI>WHAT YOU GET: One 11” adorable 5-pound weighted plush dog for the perfect sensory experience. </li><li>STITCHED EYES: Features stitched eyes for durability and an adorable, loving expression!</li><li>CALMING DESIGN: The calming design features brown and black true-to-life puppy colors!</li><li>PRACTICE CARING AND KINDNESS: Children can pet, love, and pretend to feed and care for their new friend practicing important social-emotional concepts. </li><li>ON-THE-GO SENSORY EXPERIENCE: A portable sensory tactile experience that may ease anxiety and stress. Can be placed on the lap while sitting or carried with you for on-the-go times.</li></ul><br> <!-- WTDDOG 172161 Weighted Plush Plush Dog Sensory Stuffed Animals Weighted Pets Weighted Dog Calming Stuffed Animals Faux Fur Pets Brown Dog Toy Stuffed Dog Toy Plush Dog Toy Puppy Weighted Puppy Weighted Animals 5 Pound Weighted Plush 11” plush WTDDOG 172161 Weighted Plush Plush Dog Sensory Stuffed Animals Weighted Pets Weighted Dog Calming Stuffed Animals Faux Fur Pets Brown Dog Toy Stuffed Dog Toy Plush Dog Toy Puppy Weighted Puppy Weighted Animals 5 Pound Weighted Plush 11” plush -->.
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