KONG Classic Dog Toy

Not going to work yet. I got the long for 60-90 pounds my lab puppy is 7 months old and 71 pounds but some hoe his lower jaw slid right into the whole twice and got stuck! Have to take back and get something for now. Once he’s grown I will get another kong. My other lab sadly passed but this was her favorite toy. So hopefully when he’s full grown this will be one I can revisit

We love our Kong! Our 85-lb Ridgeback absolutely loves treats but not playing by himself. Occasionally, he's disinterested in eating his kibble. Our Kong solves both issues for us. It makes mealtime fun, especially when his kibble is mixed with a bit of applesauce (thanks Chewy for that suggestion) and stuffed into his Kong. He also loves it filled with treats and peanut butter. Our only issue with it is that his tongue isn't quite long enough to reach the inside tip and he gets frustrated when there's lingering peanut butter that he can't reach. We would certainly still recommend it!

Kong classics are great for feeding your dog that eats too fast. My lab will inhale food so I started putting his kibble inside the Kong and it's now 1) fun for him to eat and 2) I don't have to worry about him eating it too quickly. Once your dog gets the hang of it you can also slightly wet the kibble and freeze it so that it's more difficult for them to get the food out. Even my dog who doesn't eat too fast loves his Kong because it's fun mental stimulation for him. Definitely recommend!

I have bought two of these so I can have a backup for whenever I need it. We keep one stuffed and in the freezer so we can grab it quickly. Depending on the day these can last for the full day or even multiple days. We like to leave them for our pup when we know he will be home alone longer than typical. He gets very excited whenever the freezer opens thinking every time will be the time we give him one of these!

We’ve had this Kong toy for nearly a year now! It has survived our unbelievably strong chewing lab for this long. So many other toys don’t even last an hour! We fill with his food and peanut butter or honey or Kong treat spray. We then freeze and give to him. He goes crazy for them! It’s now only after nearly a year that it’s starting to show breakdown. But still 100% usable. Buy this product from Chewy.com! Their prices are always the best along with the best customer service!

Kongs are a permanent staple in my 3 dog household. We fill them with all kinds of things peanut butter, cottage cheese, Greek yogurt, plain oatmeal mixed with pb, kibble, Canned dog food, baby food. The options are endless! Put them in the freezer for dogs who need more of a challenge. I have at least 6 Kongs for 3 dogs and continue to collect them. You can never have too many!

I have a beagle mix puppy who’s about 20lbs. He’s a very rough and hard chewer but he loves this! We fill it with his usual puppy food but moistened, then close it off with a spoonful of peanut butter and freeze at least an hour but it can sit in the freezer till we need it :) very helpful to have more than one ready to go!

I thought this would be bigger. I had one previously which must have been extra large since this is a medium. My dog is small so I thought medium would be the right size but it is too small to fit the treats I bought to go inside. I have to cut them in half to get them in. It works fine, just a little too small.

You can always count on this toy! Love stuffing with Peanut Butter, then freezing for great dog "babysitter". It is great for a distraction when you need your dog when you need it. My dog is an extremely aggressive chewer and he has not even made a dent on these things. I have different sizes in the freezer (depends on how long I need the dog to be occupied! lol)

I have used the Kong classic filled with a little peanut butter for 14+ years, as a tool to crate train all 3 of my Bostons and as a reward. They love them! The King Classics are relatively durable too as my BTs shred lots of toys in minutes, but these last several months before showing wear!