Knot Yours
Big Gigantic Rope Toy
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Our biggest, boldest giant rope dog toy yet.
The Big Gigantic is designed for large breeds that need an equally big challenge. Hand-dyed and triple-woven from our thickest ¾” cotton rope, it features five oversized knots, making it one of the best big dog rope toys for tug-of-war, fetch, and interactive play.
Each toy is handmade with love in Tulsa, OK, using hand-dyed cotton rope in small batches — so no two are exactly alike. With its bold colors and substantial weight, it’s built for big fun (not for chewing).
Need something smaller? Try the Little G for small to medium pups, or the Baby G for extra small dogs and cats.
SPECS & SIZING
- Ideal for large dogs
- Toy Dimensions – 2.75" x 24" (knot width x length)
- Rope Thickness – 3/4"
- Weight – 1 lb 4.3 oz
- Materials – 100% hand-dyed cotton rope
- Features – five large knots for sturdy grip
- Handcrafted in Tulsa, Oklahoma
- Best for tug, fetch, and supervised play
- Play safely!
Knot Yours toys are designed for interactive, supervised play. While our rope toys are durable, they are not intended for unsupervised chewing. Always monitor your dog during play and remove the toy if fraying or damage occurs.
A Unique Product
A Unique Product
All "Knot Yours” Designs are small-batch handmade and hand dyed. Any item you purchase is one of a kind and no two items in our shop are exactly the same. Slight differences in dye color and size are to be expected with cotton rope knotting. Please purchase based on this understanding and feel free to contact us if there are any concerns about the variance in our products.
Play Responsibly
Play Responsibly
This toy is for pets only and is not suitable for children. Choose toys that are the appropriate shape and size for your pet. Always supervise your pets during play and understand their chewing habits. Trim or re-knot any unraveled ends to avoid play with long strands. Remove and dispose of any toy from your pet if it shredded or is small enough to be ingested.








