Nylabone Teething Pacifier Puppy Chew Toy

I bought this for my shih tzu puppy when she was two months old, and now she is nearing six months old and still using it! I won't lie, her favorite part is the hard plastic green ring holding the two other toys together. She doesn't seem incredibly interested in the actual chew toy portion... But hey, she still chews on it, and seems to enjoy it!

We bought this toy for our puppy when she was two months old (she’s now seven months) and this toy really didn’t hold up that well. She was able to chew off little pieces of the toy (in particular the disk around the pink part), and I was afraid that she would choke on one of the pieces she removed. She’s a small puppy and not a much of a chewer so I was surprised that it didn’t hold up.

We adopted a mixed-breed puppy from the shelter and had no idea she'd be such a great chewer. She's not a large breed, but she sure can chew through almost anything. This toy has lasted longer than others, but she chewed the pacifier off the ring. I need tougher toys for my little one.

This has been the most consistently used toy for my beagle puppy. The infused flavoring keeps her interested (she does not seem to care for toys that aren't flavored or edible). This has held up well to her chewing without seeming too hard for her. This is good for letting her chew and learn what she is allowed to chew. The ring is nice for playing with her, and getting her attention to catch it from me. As the human, I like the design and think it is cute.

My 3 month old corgi loves this chew toy. I think the little bumps on it help massage his gums and little puppy teeth. This is also a nice toy to throw in the freezer and give when it’s hot outside or just as a cold toy.

I got the pacifier for my Golden a little over a month ago. At 10 weeks, he was chewing on everything, especially me. Soft toys weren't getting it. I read reviews about that said their dogs chewed it up. I guess you just need to keep an eye out and see what happens. Some dogs are more aggressive chewers, maybe not the toy for them. Truthfully, for the price, it's worth a shot. But after 6 weeks of my boy chewing and playing with these, they are still in great condition. I have several other teethers too. So far no chunks missing.

This is advertised for teething puppies, so I thought it would be more pliable. It’s just hard plastic and my 25 lb , 5 month old puppy won’t chew it. I don’t blame him- nylabone should know better.

Our puppy has been chewing on it for almost 4 month. She is a 6 month old cavapoo, 10-12 lbs. The toy just now started showing signs of wearing out (the blue piece) but it did last for 4 month of intense chewing and still not in bad condition so I will keep an eye on it.

I got this for my 7 week old German shepherd puppy. He loves it and really likes how it can reach those back teeth. It's tough and has stood up to his very strong bite. No damage after 2 weeks. I also can pop it in the fridge to chill it for extra relief.

I have a tea cup Yorkie , 5 years old n within the first 10 minutes ... she was taking bits out of it .. so I had to take it away . Also , when it arrived , the blue one was dented , so maybe that’s how she chewed it up so quickly .... idk ... super frustrating when my hard earned money gets wasted