KONG Puppy Activity Ball Dog Toy, Color Varies

I put mini-bones and some soft meaty treats in the toy and my 6 month old Vizsla spends about 15-20 minutes working the ball/treats. He doesn’t play with it until all the treats are out but it does keep him busy for 15-20 solid minutes where I don’t have to wonder what else he’s getting into.

I bought this hoping it would be a good way for my little dog to hold her harder chewys like the Yak cheese sticks. I used to have a Rubber Bell shaped toy that my late dog used to hold his chewy treats like bully sticks, etc. This worked ok for that, but not amazing. Once she chewed down to about an inch left on the stick, it got stuck inside the treat ball and took some pliers to get it out. It is good to put small treats in and let her try to fish them out.

If you put stuff in it, you can't get it out. If you need to clean it, you probably need a dishwasher (which I don't have).

I bought this for a teething corgi puppy and, to my surprise, he wasn't very interested in chewing on it. However, when he figured out that it dispensed treats he had a ball knocking it around and eating what fell out of it. It held his attention for quite a while. We found that breaking up larger dog treats so that some bits are smaller and fall out easily and some are bigger and harder to dislodge keeps him busy but not frustrated.

Not a huge fan of this ball, the hole to put a treat in is rather small *hard to put inside and my pup couldn't get it out...so he gave up. Maybe he just got lazy! But, it's not what I was expecting in terms of shape, I thought it was more rounded and would bounce. Maybe over time my puppy of 11 months will like it, but as of now he has no interest in it. I do like that is doesn't contain any sort of squeaky noise.

The rubber in this toy is pretty soft so it's makes a great chew toy and it's very durable. I don't really put mush in the groves because then it's a nightmare to clean. I usually seal off one of the ends and then stuff the inside with some kibble and one of the ziggies. My puppy enjoys playing with this.

This is the best toy for my maltipoo puppy. Keeps her entertained for a long time. I had to put treats that can easily fall out otherwise she’s not interested. Tried several other toys but by far this is her favorite.

Good enough ball, but nothing really special. If you fill it up with stuffing or peanut butter, it can get everywhere since there’s a lot cracks that’ll leak everywhere.

This is a nice toy, but only took my 10 month old pup a couple hours to start to break it down. The open end is a perfect area for a dog to start chewing and breaking it apart.

This is a great ball! Tennis balls, etc. allow our chewer to eat fuzz. This rubber ball, which can also be used as a treat-puzzle for puppy, is loved by Mona. When she's too big for this one, I hope I can find a bigger one!