KONG Dynos Plush Dog Toy

I got this for my 3 year old APBT and she LOVES IT! She cuddles with it, chews it, bites the squeakers, throws it around, and loves for us to throw it. I’d give it 5 stars but she’s only had it a few days and she’s tearing the “teeth” of the dinosaur off. Other than that she’s not torn anything (yet, lol. She’s a Pittie, we’ll see where it’s at in a month or two!)

I have just received this toy along with many because my dog loves to greet people with a plush toy in his mouth, because he gets excited I make sure he has plenty of soft and plush toys to not hurt himself or whoever he is greeting with the toy. This toy is the perfect size for this reason for my 10 month old golden retriever but it is not plush, it is a soft toy casing with a ball inside, it does not even crinkle like advertised.

This is not plush. Does not have stuffing in it. However, I have learned kong toys hold up better than most toys. My dog is an aggressive chewer and loves to rip the stuffing out. There is value in "expensive" toys in this realm. The moose lasted 2 months. This one, she"ll just carry around and doesn't have much interest in play. A learning lesson, since we never bought stuffing free toys for her. We believe it is part of the fun for her, and we allow it because she only does it to her toys and not anything else. We have a 5 year old with plenty of stuffed animals she doesn't touch.

The ball in the dyno's belly did not reinflate after the first squeeze. It's not very flexible and doing that thing where the plastic ball folds in on itself and no matter how I've tried, I could not undo that. Dyno has a small squeaker in his head and the body is a great flop my dog loves but I'm really disappointed in the belly ball.

Like any plush, this isn't for super dedicated chewers, but for my medium chewers these are great! The fabric is durable and stands up well to tugging and shaking. It's a good/big ish size for my 50 and 70 lb dogs, not huge, but plenty big enough to play tug/shake/keep away. The different fabrics and textures seem to be a draw as well!

I gave this to my Boxer-Chow Chow mix expecting it to be torn up by the end of the day. To my surprise, all appendages we’re still intact that night and it instantly became his favorite toy. He didn’t go out his way to try and tear the limbs off like he normal does with stuffed toys. He was more gentle with it than anything I’ve ever given him. It lasted around 4 weeks before a minor tear on one of the limbs formed. From that point, he tore the foot off and began pulling the stuffing out regularly. This one is pretty tattered, but I have already purchased 2 more and plan to continue cycling out new versions of this toy ever so often.

We have a 9 month old Great Dane puppy who LOVES to chew everything in sight!!! We Love these King toys because they last. She loves them because she can try to destroy them and they are ready for her to try and try ;) eventually she tears them up but it takes her weeks and sometimes longer, with other “super chewer “ toys she can have them destroyed in minutes or hours. A++++

Maybe it’s just because I have 2 Belgian malinois and a Rottweiler but literally 3 hours after I got the toy, my dogs already ripped it up and stuffing was EVERYWHERE! They still like tossing around it’s lifeless body but it didn’t survive very long in my home.

My cattle dogs loved these toys. The material is a little tougher than usual plush toys. My pups had the squeaker torn out & de-fluffed pretty quickly, but I haven't found a toy that lasts much longer than a an hour for my dogs. None the less they love them.

This Kong T-Rex toy instantly became my boxer girl's favorite toy. Its shape, with its flopping legs and tail, delights her, and she loves to shake it, chase it, and play keep away. So far, this toy has easily survived all her chewing and our tugging and pulling games.