Reddit reviews PreciousPet Dog Chew Toy Balls (2) Handmade 100% Felted Wool & Natural Dyes, for Small Dogs & Puppies, Machine Washable
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I feel like most people would agree with you on the abstraction point. I personally don't find the experiences very different, except for that with pattern drafting you have to do most of the thinking in advance.
See, plush being more durable is not always the case. A properly constructed needlefelt is plenty durable. There are a few companies that make simple ones as specifically extra durable dog toys. An example here.
A plush's durability is determined by its thread, stitching, and fabric. It's easier to make something middle-of-the-road here if you've got your hands on a sewing machine. Harder for hand-stitching, though.
I'll grant you sewing has more varied usage. While it's possible to needlefelt a pair of pants, I'm not sure why anyone'd want to.