KONG Classic Biscuit Ball Dog Toy

but not great and I feel bad saying so. We have a 7mo old Sheepadoodle puppy, Jerry. Apparently, Jerry is a POWER chewer. He was able to take small bits and make decent sized holes in this ball within days of getting it. I rely on KONG toys all the time, but perhaps it's the treat-slots that make it more susceptible. Stick with the solid KONG ball unless you don't have a wild man!

The photo is deceptive: there's a giant hole on one side (presumably to hold large treats) that allows anything inside the ball to fall out. This is useless if you want your dog to be occupied for a while trying to get at the treats. It's unfortunate because I like the texture of the Kong rubber. Don't buy this.

The problem I have had is finding the right size and shape of treat to add challenge, but not too difficult or too easy to remove. Any ideas?

Kong's are the biggest rip-offs. My 9 week old puppy can empty a Kong biscuit ball or puppy Kong (meant for his age/ weight) in less than a minute. These things are scams. Sorry to be cynical, but I have had no success with Kong products.

Love this thing! I don’t use it for Kong biscuits instead I freeze wet food inside it and then give it to my relentless Bull Terrier. Keeps her occupied for a hour. Couldnt survive without it.

This works great with the kong biscuits for entertaining a puppy for a while.

We really like that the beagle cannot tear this ball up. The only concern for us is I wish the holes were a bit smaller to accommodate more types of treats.

Bought this to keep my dog occupied while I work from home. Loaded it up with the Kong Biscuits shown in the photo. The biscuits fell out immediately without any work from my dog. Like the that it is the same rubber as other Kong products.

We don’t use it as a treat ball, use it for play. It’s perfect for my dog to chew on but also she doesn’t get a full grip with the spaces. So far so good, and no breakage!

This is by far my dog’s favorite toy. We don’t put treats in it, but we do play endless hours of fetch with it and he chews on it constantly. Because of all that chewing, he does rip off pieces of the rubber (luckily he just spits them out) and by the end of the month I have to throw it away. My dog, Hank, is a 120lb Cane Corso who loves to chew on his toys. Maybe a smaller, less chew intensive dog would be able to keep it longer.