KONG Extreme Durable Dog Toy for Fetch and Chew Time Fun

PrivateMilitaryContractorPrivateMilitaryContractor: Purchased early for my Aksaray Malaklisi / Alabai pup. My pup finally received it (Largest monster model Kong) and started his work when he turned around 9 months of age. For reference, the Malaklisi is essentially a Kangal / Anatolian on steroids, and an Alabai is a large Volkadov type breed. My pup was never a big chewer, even when teething. He also never chews anything he is not given, and has been this way since 9 weeks of age. I decided to try it out and give it to him at 9 1/2 months, and after witnessing the condition after 15 minutes I withdrew it from him. Nothing dangerous, only small bits as seen. Just did not wish to take a chance for when he got comfortable and actually put the pressure on. While you may not have a 200 lb hydraulic press with fur and teeth, it may be better service for average owners. All of my other dogs also have used this model with no concerns, from Fila Brasileiro, Caucasian Ovcharka, Pure Wolves, Boerboel, APBT and even a very chew obsessed Dogo Argentino. In the past canines I worked with, primarily Malimois, Doberman and GSD also were gentle enough for this extreme model. I recommend it highly, but be careful of any dogs with strong bite...

United States on Nov 20, 2023

Wayne A. Carlson: Perfect size for my 75# GSD puppy. Chews through a basketball in minutes but gave him this toy and barely shows scratches from his teeth after three days. Very durable!

United States on Nov 18, 2023

Melisa McKay: My Siberian Husky/Doberman mix is a major chewer..he destroys EVERYTHING within minutes! This toy is still standing and We have had it more than 3 months. NOT A SCRATCH on it!! Definitely get this if your dog chews everything in sight!!

United States on Nov 15, 2023

babadjanov hristo: Sempre per il cane di mia vicina!

Italy on Nov 08, 2023

Hélène: Fidèle à sa réputation le Kong extreme est l'un des rares jouets qui résiste aux mâchoires de notre malinoise !

France on Nov 05, 2023

Vale: Excelente producto de toda la vida.

Mexico on Oct 31, 2023

Cliente de AmazonCliente de Amazon: Resistente, si tiene un perro de trabajo

Mexico on Oct 30, 2023

G. C-L: Jouet solide et qui fait passer de longs moments. Il a fini par être détruit avec du temps et de l'acharnement quelquefois malgré sa résistance mais peu de choses résistent aux mâchoires de mon "toutou". Vaut mieux ça que la jambe du voisin ( je plaisante).

France on Oct 01, 2023

Hunter bottoms: The KONG Extreme Dog Toy in the color Black has been an absolute savior for my extra-large, super-chewy pup. This toy is, without a doubt, one of the toughest and most durable dog toys on the market.

The natural rubber construction is virtually indestructible, even for the most aggressive chewers. My dog can chew on this thing for hours, and it still looks brand new. The design is genius, with a hollow center that can be stuffed with treats or peanut butter, providing mental stimulation and entertainment during solo playtime.

What's impressive is that this toy doesn't just withstand chewing but also stands up to vigorous games of fetch and tug-of-war. It's versatile and keeps my dog engaged in different activities, promoting physical exercise and preventing boredom.

The unpredictable bounce of the KONG adds an extra layer of excitement to our fetch games. It keeps my dog guessing and on the move, providing hours of active fun. Plus, the fact that it's made from natural rubber makes it safe for my dog to chew on, and it's easy to clean.

I also appreciate the size of the toy, which is perfect for larger breeds. It's big enough for them to enjoy without...

United States on Sep 09, 2023

Dustin Hames: My 65+ lb Black Mouth Cur, Rosie, who is 2-3 years old has successfully destroyed every toy ever handed to her except this toy. The KONG Extreme Dog Toy has survived Rosie's playtimes since January 16th, 2023.

I seriously buy a $5-10 toy that she'd destroy in minutes of play often. Small ropes. Thick large ropes. Bones. Rubber toys. Tennis Balls. "Heavy Duty" stimulating toys with snack options. They all end up in pieces. With holes. Shredded. Destroyed with a very happy smile on the dog, but a sad hole in the wallet.

I purchased the KONG toy because someone at work said their dog loved their toy and it had lasted a few months! So, I thought $20 for a couple months sounds better than $5 for 5 minutes. And here we are, 9 months later and it's in the same shape as day one. This is a toy that I can leave out and she'll play by herself, run around, roll around with it... if you add a snack, then it's a puzzle to get it out and keeps her self entertained for 30 minutes at least. In the back yard fetch with this toy is a lot of fun. It's easy to grab out of her mouth. It bounces around the yard, keeping her entertained.

If, for some odd reason, this toy was...

United States on Sep 06, 2023