Millennial Pet Parents Will Love This Classic ‘90s Throwback Dog Plush — ‘It Was Too Cute To Give to My Dog'
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Remember waking up on Saturday morning and eating breakfast in front of the TV, flipping through your favorite cartoons? That is nostalgia at its finest, and now your dog can enjoy your favorite childhood cartoons, too. The Nickelodeon for Pets store on Amazon has Rocko's Modern Life plush toys and millennial pet parents agree that these toys are a shared favorite in their households.
The Spunky Plush Toy from Nickelodeon for Pets comes in either a six-inch or nine-inch size and is an adorable plush rendition of the pup from the '90s cartoon. Spunky features embroidered details and comes with a squeaker inside to keep your pup entertained.
And Spunky isn't alone — you can also pick up Rocko himself, his best friend Heffer, or a three-piece set of all three character plushies.
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'Adorable little Spunky that squeaks!' one five-star reviewer wrote in their review. 'My little Frenchie loves him! Great quality and very durable so he won't get destroyed too fast.'
Another pet parent wrote, 'Adorable 90's throwback dog toy. I used him as my Halloween companion as I went as Rocko. I don't intend to give him to either of my dogs lol. They have enough toys this guy is my own little plush keepsake.'
'Very durable and a fun nostalgia for me as a millennial,' another person wrote, with someone else adding, 'It was too cute to give to my dog. This ended up being mommy's toy instead.' Okay, fair enough. Pet parents need plush toys sometimes, too!
So if you want to feel a little bit nostalgic, check out the full spread of Rocko's Modern Life plush toys and grab one (or all three!) for your dog — and yes, maybe one for yourself, too — and give your dog the same kid of joy you experienced watching Saturday morning cartoons back in the day.More Top Deals from SheKnows
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