KONG Classic Dog Toy 1ea/LG

This Kong was definitely worth the money! I have a newly rescued dog and found out she is HW +.So she has to stay on restrictions during her treatment. This really helps her battle bordem and also hunger (1 of her meds makes her very hungry) in-between her meals. She gets very excited when she knows I am putting it together for her- the first couple of times she would start howling for it, but she's gotten better now and she knows she's going to get it so she waits patiently now.As far a durability I would say it's very durable. My girl is a 60 lbs frenchie/staffy (Fraffy) and it has held up very well...At first it took her about 45 minutes to get everything out but now she can do it in about 20 minutes. I'm going to start freezing stuff in it but for now I just throw some treats in it and top it off with the Kong peanut butter.I definitely recommend this toy if your looking for something to help with bordem and/or to help hunger in-between meals!

my puppy has been on top of this toy since it arrived ! he is teething so this toy is a must. i stuck some peanut butter and treats inside the hole and then in the freezer, he hasn’t given it a break :) 15/10 would buy again !!!!

UPDATE:After 3 and a half months, it's time for a new one. This toy has lasted much longer than anything we've tried. Adding to the cart now!I've just found out this brand is amazing for big chewers. Dont get the ones that look similar. They wont make it.My dog chews through toys made of tire rubber. But this toy has lasted 3 weeks with only a couple scratches in it. Not much damage at all!!That's a huge improvement from toys that last 3 to 5 days at the most.Have recommended this to others and will buy again.

My dogs are pretty picky about their toys, but put some food they like in a Kong and they are right after it. They are pretty relentless and aggressive with the Kong. The red version has help up pretty well. The black version is maybe too rigid and makes it not as fun for them though nothing is going to stop them from getting their treats out of either. The Kong makes them think about how to get the food out, so it keeps them occupied and is probably good for developing their thinking. One of mine has decided that throwing it up in the air and letting it bounce is the best way to get the food out.

I have a 7.5 month old golden retriever. I have never met a dog who can destroy a toy in less than a day but my sweet Honey is the exception. I have purchased toys made of wood, rubber, nylon, silicone, you name it, I've tried it. With her toy basket looking slim, my husband turned to his K-9 training friend and asked what he recommended trying; without hesitation he said "KONG." My husband immediately placed the order. Since receiving the toy, my Honey, is constantly entertained. The toy can be filled with treats for reward / brain challenge, its fun to fetch and has a super bounce as it hits the ground, but most of all, it is indestructible. She has had the toy since April and there is no sign of wear. It is in perfect condition, easy to wipe off / clean, and her favorite toy. I inserted an image as proof, she's obsessed, she even sleeps with the toy!