"i just recently had to finally replace a 20 year old extreme kong as it was finally showing wear after multiple dogs enjoyed playing with it over the years. my current puppy recently got to chew and play with it as he outgrew his puppy kong and he loves his new extreme Kong. great product."

My family has been thrilled with this Kong. Leo is a darling and has a history of destroying toys and then ending up at the vet with Stomach trouble. This Kong has held up. The only negative is that dog teeth on the toy can sound like nails on a chalkboard when he gets going with the chew.

"Like all the Kong toys we've had before these, they're great. My dogs know that 4pm every day is "Kong Time!" when I give them their Kongs with the inside smeared with some peanut butter and a dog biskit stuffed in. My only complaint, and it's only my own fault, is that I meant to get the Large size. The size I accidentally bought is the XL, one size up from what I really wanted. Buying Kong toys is confusing because the measurement doesn't say whether it's the height of the toy or the width of the base. I do wish that was clearer - because then I would have known to buy L and not XL. The Large size works with both my Sheltie and Rottweiler. The XL is a little too big for my Sheltie, but she thinks she's a "big dog," so she likes it anyway."

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"I bought the launcher that came with a tennis ball. We have Australian Cattle dogs, with jaws of steel, so the tennis ball didn't last but a day and a half. So I ordered these and they are great! Our boy Storm has the strongest jaws, and 2 weeks later, none of these have been destroyed yet. We will, but these again, hopefully not too soon, and would highly recommend them!"

"Our girls destroyed any and every ball we have EVER bought them, but not these!!! They have lasted months and we have and still use them continuously. Highly, HIGHLY recommend!!! (We let them chew on them occasionally and while they have had holes poked in them, it doesn't effect the bounce or use.)"

"I found/adopted a 10 month old pit bull puppy. [I should] have named him "Destroyer" because he has chewed up, pulled apart, and shredded every chew product and toy I have given him - except these balls! He loves them. He can chase and chew all he wants and it's still in one piece. This is one toy I will never be without as long as I have this pup!"

"These are about the size of a regular tennis ball but so much bouncier, easier to see, and with none of the fuzz for a puppy to try to shred and eat or absorb water and get soggy. Easy to clean when they get muddy/slobbery. We keep one in the backyard for fetch and the other in the house for chewing (and for tossing down the hallway-- he goes crazy for how much it bounces off the walls!). Great fun. Tempted to get a stash just to keep several handy when they inevitably roll under the couch."

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"My 1.5 year old American pit bull LOVES this toy. He the definition of an aggressive chewer. He can bust through all toys in 10 minutes or less but not this one. It has taken almost a year of super chewing and tug-of-war for it to start a tear in it. I would buy this any day of the week! He'll be getting a new one for Christmas!" 

"Fun ring toy for my energetic dog. She mostly sees it as a fetch or tug toy, rather than just a self-entertaining chew toy as I was hoping, but it seems fun and durable."

"We have a 1-yr old mixed breed 60-lb super-chewer and couldn't find a tire toy that lasted. We even bought an actual tire, for a wheelbarrow, and he shredded it in days. This toy is still in one piece! And it's big enough that his sissy or one of us can grab the other side for tugging. A++"

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"This disc gets everything RIGHT - 1) Made in the USA; 2) durable - our super chewer golden retrievers and lab have proven that; 3) flies great; 4) soft and flexible - easy on an active dog's mouth whether catching it in the air or getting it picked up like a taco off the pavement. Four paws up!!"

"These rubber frisbees are amazing! Our dog couldn't figure out how to pick up a frisbee, so he'd get frustrated and quit trying. these can be picked up by "pinching" the center, which also hilariously makes the dog look like they're carrying a taco. Top rack dishwasher has kept this clean despite constant use. Snaps back pretty well after tug sessions, even though it's not really meant for that. My only complaint is that it doesn't float (which I forgot once and lost it in the ocean. Oops!)."

"I read the reviews and am just shocked that everyone hasn't found this toy to be THE PERFECT FRISBEE! I have an Australian Cattle Dog who would like to do nothing all day but tote this frisbee around with her begging anyone she encounters to throw it for her. We found that it is SO incredibly responsive that we can throw it straight up, and guide the dog not to jump, so as not to hurt her feet & knees. The weight of this rubber frisbee is just right, weighty enough for lovely long throws, but not too heavy that when it hits the dog's mouth, even from 50' that it will hurt her. IF you humans are not very adept at frisbee throwing, you will look like a star in no time...please, please practice with your dog. The dog only wants your time and will forgive you when you are inept! I have bought 5 of these frisbees in the 3 years we have had Piper; not because they wore out, but because they got looking a little dingy. I wash them all the time with dish soap and a paper towel. Some color comes off, but who cares? Not even something to talk about."

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"We've got a husky/gsd mix that is equal parts smart and impatient. We've tried at least half a dozen busy toys with her and this is the first one we've gotten that a) keeps her attention, b) can't be busted open by brute force, and c) is actually challenging for her. Finding a toy she doesn't lose interest in or break open after 5 minutes feels like a miracle. Being able to adjust the difficulty is a great benefit, especially for using different treats or food."

"My Aussie loves food and loves this toy. She learned pretty quickly how to nose it around to get the treats and so I keep the openings only large enough for one kibble to slip through at a time. (Can adjust to fit bigger/smaller kibble and training treats) my Rottweiler puppy did not get it and will try to eat through the top, it is made for my Aussie. If you help them and watch train them to move it and not chew it they do figure it out and you can leave them with it without supervision. I fill it up to the top and it'll keep her at it for 30-45 min and if you keep in mind how this kind of interaction with scent and coordination.. it actually does a great job of keeping them entertained and mentally at it enough that they just want to relax afterwards. I love this toy though, but nothing compared to my Aussie. Her eyes get SO WIDE and her wiggle butt comes out with this. Even after her leg amputation—so much wiggle. Couldn't recommend more..."

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