KONG Extreme Dog Toy

No toy is 100% indestructible, but this toy has been through hours of play time already and it has lasted longer than any other toy I've purchased. My two Siberian Huskies are pretty heavy chewers and they love it, just 1 treat lasts them roughly 1-3 hours depending how it holds in the toy. I definitely recommend if you need a toy that keeps interest and helps reduce any chewing problems at home.

My dog is a 40lb super chewer. He's shredded every toy he's been given, normally in 5 minutes or less, and it doesn't matter how "durable" they're marketed to be. Plastic, fabric, nylon, rope, doesn't matter, he'll shred it. Except this toy!! We gave it to him the first day we got him and not only has it been the only toy to survive this long (2 months) but it holds his interest for an hour or more while he works to get a treat out (his attention span is usually a lot less). I would say get two, but you won't even need the second.

My dog, Archie can chew up a regular Kong like it's nothing. He can get through anything, any toy, any time. Except this one!! It is the only toy on the planet I've found that he can't tear into tiny pieces. He even stopped trying. But he loves to chew on it and lick peanut butter from the middle of it. 15/10 toy for destructive doggos!

I got this for my under 10 pound guy because he chewed pieces off of 2 red ones..SOOO I went with the recommended "Extreme" Dog Toy in the proper size for his weight..He also chewed that one.. Yes..we kept a close eye on him with all of them at all times. Extremely disappointed as it helps to keep teeth cleaner

I have an old black Kong (10+years old) from my previous dog and I thought I’d buy a new one for my new dog. The new one did not last even 1 session. Pretty disappointed since we were avid Kong supporters over the years. The OLD black Kong is still good, so we will use that for now. The company must be using cheaper materials.

I was a disappointed because my AMS loves her Kong but the large was too small so I went up to xxl and the Kong is huge but the hole isn’t much bigger. So not only is it too big but still can’t get her tongue in to get the frozen peanut butter out. Unfortunately I bought 3 of these so I could change them out in the freezer but felt bad about asking for a refund or exchange.

I enjoyed it as long as it lasted , in three hours , I had chewed off a pretty big chunk , my owner said that’s enough and took it away . He kept telling me he could not afford 20 bucks for my three hours of fun . Now I m stuck with a elk bone that is as hard as concrete . But I guess that is the life of a Labrador!

My german shorthair absolutely loves this. He has baskets of toys in each end of our home-living room and master bdroom. His favorite toy, but has 2 drawbacks. This is a replacement as he chewed up the first one--it is a black one for heavy chewers! But he loves the thing so much I got him another for Christmas. Other drawback is that he leaves it on the floor ad my husband and I are older. When we try to kick it out of the path, sometimes it won't move and others it just wobbles a little. Having to bend over and pick it up to get it out of our way is tough. I have to put it away so that the dog only has it when I can be alert to pick it up after awhile so we won't fall on it.

My dogs love Kongs filled with peanut butter. My dogs are large and when I ordered this Kong I don't remember seeing a size listed. I received a small one. Granted it could have been a mistake on my part so please be careful and read the ad's completely.

It takes years for my pit bull to put a dent in this toy. However, I always buy a size larger than recommended. (That makes it harder for her to get a grip on it.) The last time I bought something in her "size" she tore through it within hours. Chewy, of course, refunded my purchase price, so I went back to her reliable security blanket.