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

I adopted an eight month old pittie who is an aggressive chewer. He LOVES this toy! It's heavy so I am not keen on him flailing around with it by mean/dropping it near my feet, but it's held up great! We play fetch with it and he loves how it rolls and entertains himself with it. Despite how agressive a chewer he is, this toy looks fantastic six weeks in. I keep an eye on it to reduce chances of ingesting pieces but it holds up really well. The only downside is the color, it's his outside toy and it can be difficult to find in the grass sometimes. Even so, I bought a second one to have on hand. And for less that $6, it's perfect!

I have a 100lb lab puppy who is still teething. He can destroy just about any toy. This ring and Barkbox Superchewer toys are the only toys that last with him. The ring is large and rock hard. It’s definitely not for a small or medium dog; large/giant breeds only. I had to encourage him to play with it at first until he could get chew marks into it but he loves it now. It’s still around after a few months and he still enjoys it.

I ordered this and the "Nylabone DuraChew Axis Bacon Flavored Dog Chew Toy" - its orange and has four balls on the corners. He is at the stage where he destroys all stuffed toys, so I wanted to get some more durable options. Although he likes this, he likes the other one better. Like A LOT better - it hasn't left his side. If you are between the two, I would honestly recommend the other one.

My dog loves the thick Nylabones, so we tried out this textured ring one for some variety when she gets bored! There was a small part of plastic sticking up, which just looks like it got stuck in manufacturing, but once I saw it and kind of cut that piece off, she’s back to chewing on it like her other ones! She’s a happy girl!

These are heavy and appeared well-made although I did notice the buckles in material others spoke about, but both of my dogs had no interest in this toy. I should have returned them (the toys, not the dogs), but I'll try putting peanut butter on them (again, the toys, not the dogs) when I get desperate for something to keep the dogs busy busy. If you have a nice floor and nice things, this toy is too heavy to be a throw toy. I have a medium dog and large dog.

All 3 dogs approve. Pitbull usually tears toys up in seconds not this one, teeth marks but it's barely touched compared to usual. Cane corso same, few teeth marks but this thing is a ten outta ten for chewers. Eventually it'll get chewed but at this rate it'll last several months.

I have 2 dogs larger than 75 lbs. I thought this would be a great way to entertain them. When I took it out of the package, neither went near it. My son's 7 month old puppy didn't pay it any attention either. Apparently it there's no smell to them that is appealing to the dogs.

My dog is an extreme chewer she's a pit mix, loved this toy but had to remove it from her. This toy developed sharp edges that pokes her and her gums. This toy even cut my trying to get it away from her. The toy even started to give her jaw problems where her jaw started popping and dislocating because it was so hard for her. I don't recommend this for any dog, it's way to hard and damaging to her dental health. As soon as I took the toy away her jaw stopped popping out of place.

This couldn't have been delivered at a better time-- our 10 month old pit mix pup is a power chewer who loves to shred and destroy all of her toys. This was delivered just a few minutes after she destroyed yet another favorite toy of hers. I pulled it out and it took her a few minutes to warm up to it-- she wasn't sure right away what to do. I made it a game sliding it along the floor to show that it was a toy, and within minutes she was hooked. She's been chewing and gnawing for about 30 minutes straight now, and everything's good so far!

I was a little worried after seeing a few reviews that said this ring broke easily or fell to pieces. I inspected it upon arrival and found no issues. We purchased this in April and it's still in one piece. My med-large pups are heavy chewers who gnaw through Kong chews in days, but this has stood the test of time. There is definitely wear, but it won't be destroyed any time soon. They have dropped it and played tugged with it, but it's holding strong.