There is a small squeaker in the nose and another large one in the body- only in the large or XL jumbo size I think.

In this instance loofa refers to the general shape of the commonly used scrubber made from a sponge of the same name.

My llasa mix has had a few sizes in this line of toys. He loved them, but they didn't last long as they are very easy to de-stuff. Just a little info on dog toy colors from one dog owner/lover to another/ others... We always tend to see the variety of colors and then our buying patterns gravitate to the colors we are seeing the toys in. It could be the reason why one's dog tends to play more with some toys and not others. Colors are really more for humans and not the dog as.... Researchers has shown how dogs see when it comes to colors... The grass they play on doesn't read what humans see as green, they see it as yellow. Green=Yellow Yellow=Yellow When yellow toys are put on grass, they can over look the toy as it reads a sea of yellow blending together. Orange=Yellowish But there c an be some detection as it's not a true yellow like the color green. Red=Brown Purple=Blue Most all other colors are seen the same by humans and dogs. A variation of the colors (ie pink) may gravitate towards the color deviation they are from the prime color as how dogs see & read them. After finding this out, it has put a new perspective on how I pick out toys and their colors for my pup... as just like any owner would want, one want them to see & play with ALL there toys!