Nylabone DuraChew Textured Ring Flavor Medley Dog Toy, X-Large

I think that this is the first Nylabone that all three of my German Shepherds were immediately attracted to. I think that the round shape is a bit difficult for them to gnaw on as compared to a bone or stick shape. With this shape in mind, I think that it will be difficult for the dogs to enjoy any dental type benefit with it. I am hoping that I can find a bone or stick shape that they can really gnaw on and gain that dental benefit that they need.

I had one of these chicken flavored Nylabone rings for a couple of years. My aggressive chewing Rottweilers and Lab got many hours of gnawing on it. Although they loved it, it was time to replace it. I was hesitant to purchase this ring because it wasn't strictly chicken flavored and my dogs can be picky. I'm happy to report that they seem to love it as much as the old one. The only thing that I don't like about it is it is noisy when they chew it when off of their beds. Of course, that's to be expected. :)

I own a few GSDs....We couldn’t live without these in our home. They do last a very long time a good 6-8 mos. before I toss them out and order new ones. It’s not that they’re destroyed or broken in any way, it’s just I’d like them to have new and always that something to keep them interested in. Awesome product, happy my dogs love them and use them daily. Thanks to Chewy also for their superior service and auto delivery making life so much easier!

DuraChew Textured Ring Flavor Medley Dog Toy, whew that’s quite a name for a fantastic dog toy !!! Our black lab is an aggressive chewer and most if not all dog toys we have bought for him would be trashed in a matter of days if not hours after giving it to him.... But not this chew toy, it still just like new!! Not only is it still in great condition, it’s one of his favorite toys. So I would rate this dog chew ring an A+++ and I highly recommend it.

My dog is a 60 lb black lab/pointer mix who chews through all the "indestructible" toys she's come in contact with. This chewing ring has held up pretty well and seems to be one of her favorites. Be watchful of little plastic pieces coming off after a while, however. So far we're on chewing ring number two in about 6-7 months.

This ring was first not even touched until my 50 lb. recently adopted “chewer” got a taste after spending a few minutes on it and then she went to town... It’s now been over a week and the ring is still intact with some ware however, still providing what I need to keep her away from our sofa cushions, cell phones, remote controls, etc.... That said, I just ordered 2 more similar Nylabone chew toys that are recommended for hard chewers... Fingers crossed!

Got this for my power chewer. She likes it, but not as much as the barbell shape. It's heavy when she drops it on my bare foot, but that's not a slight against the product :). Best thing is the size... sometimes you purchase a toy and it's too small for a larger dog. This one is perfect.

This is a clunky, heavy chew toy and would appear to be indestructible. After my 1 yr puppy started to play and chew the ring I thought it was good. About 2 days later I watched as the dog was chewing the toy and then chewing on small shards from the ring. I took it away and examined it and decided to throw the thing away. I was under the impression of Nylabone products where safe and indestructible Not so!.

I will admit that I pamper my Lab puppy and he already does have a lot of chew toys. This seems to be his least favorite. I have not really seen him play with it much. While making the purchase I assumed that given it is texture toy, it will help teething puppy and he would play a whole lot more with it. It a very durable toy and I think it will last really long. I am hoping when the 4 months old puppy grows older, may be then he might like it better.

I originally bought one for each of my lab-mixed dogs, a male and female ages 6 and 3. Neither one had much interest in them, so I gave these chew toys to my daughter who has two pitbull-mixed brothers about 1-1/2 years old. They love to chew on them and will not put them down.