KONG Classic Dog Toy

Some people use peanut butter, but I put some of my dog's regular kibble in the Kong and then I stuff it with a sock, put it in another sock and a disemboweled toy, then tie a knot, and put it on top of her crate where she has to figure out the best way to get it. Today I put in a blueberry treat, stuffed a bit of sock in where it would be hard to get out, and put the unwrapped Kong on top of her crate. When I left for work, she was still trying to figure out how to work it over across the bars to where she could reach it. I saw her lying on her nearby bed, gazing at the crate and clearly thinking about what to try next. When I get home from work, I expect to see that she figured it Some people use peanut butter, but I put some of my dog's regular kibble in the Kong and then I stuff it with a sock, put it in another sock and a disemboweled toy, then tie a knot, and put it on top of her crate where she has to figure out the best way to get it. Today I put in a blueberry treat, stuffed a bit of sock in where it would be hard to get out, and put the unwrapped Kong on top of her crate. When I left for work, she was still trying to figure out how to work it over across the bars to where she could reach it. I saw her lying on her nearby bed, gazing at the crate and clearly thinking about what to try next. When I get home from work, I expect to see that she figured it out and then took a nap from mental exhaustion. … more

I wasn't sure the size to get for my 2 year old Lab. This site, and others, weren't to clear but I went with the large. It seems it was the perfect size for him. What makes this a good retrieval ball is that its cone shape causes it to change direction when thrown and hits the ground. It causes him to make additional maneuvers, chasing it as it bounces around indiscriminately. Wears him out! The material is strong enough to allow give, but not give in, to his constant chewing. I don't intend to put treats in it, there's no need, and this has become his favorite toy/ball since it arrived yesterday. Oh, and the red really helps finding it in the bushes as well! (He wouldn't sit still long I wasn't sure the size to get for my 2 year old Lab. This site, and others, weren't to clear but I went with the large. It seems it was the perfect size for him. What makes this a good retrieval ball is that its cone shape causes it to change direction when thrown and hits the ground. It causes him to make additional maneuvers, chasing it as it bounces around indiscriminately. Wears him out! The material is strong enough to allow give, but not give in, to his constant chewing. I don't intend to put treats in it, there's no need, and this has become his favorite toy/ball since it arrived yesterday. Oh, and the red really helps finding it in the bushes as well! (He wouldn't sit still long enough to take good pics, but these show the size of the large Kong in his mouth) … more

We started using these with our golden when he was a tiny puppy (the soft, smaller puppy kind). Great for a mouthy dog, keeps him occupied in his crate. He’s got several large sized ones we stuff each week and freeze. Don’t overthink it, we soak kibble and stuff that in, maybe add a smear of yogurt or peanut butter on top and freeze it. Then again, he’ll eat anything so YMMV.

My chase is only 9 months he likes biting this toy but he does not pay too much mind to it because I think he needs to be older since I got the big size. But I have heard nothing but positive, great reviews about this toy. Every big dog that loves buying and chewing on things, love this toy. I also or treats inside he starts playing with it lol

Like several of their other products, this Kong did not stand up to its tough reputation. I used to use kong products exclusively for my aggressive chewer but now, with a far less aggressively chewing dog, they are being torn apart in minutes. I guess Kong just isn’t for us anymore

I've had classic Kong products last for nearly 20 years with my Portuguese Water Dogs. Im always trying new toys, but my newest pup (6-months) seems able to destroy every toy. Not the Classic Kong products though. I stick an Old Mother Hubbard biscuit (small size) in the hole and he's happily chewing for a long time. This is a staple for every dog's toy collection!

She spends allot of time digging out peanut butter, after Kong had been frozen for several hours. Her mind is active as she moves the toy around, to get to the treat. She spends almost a couple of hoursxat a time, enjoying Kong.

The Dog Loves the frikin Kong! Stuffed with treats or on its own, this is just the toy that keeps on giving. For hours of entertainment and enjoyment, please purchase your pit bull puppy or other canine specimen a proper sized Kong for a mouthful of laughs!

I have 3 different size Kongs for my puppy. She outgrew the xs one pretty fast but insists on still chewing on it. The medium was the second one I bought because Chewy was out of the small both times I tried to order. She can't seem to get enough peanut butter from that one. The small finally arrived and now she can't make up her mind which of the three she wants. I do, however, think that the medium is a bit big for her so that one might disappear. She does love her Kongs.

Never understood the appeal of kongs until I got a large dog who can’t entertain himself. This is now the most useful toy in the house. I own three. I stuff them with treats like mashed banana and peanut butter, freeze them, and pull one out when my dog is super bored. Keeps him occupied for a good half hour.