Green Dog Chew Toy

This has been a great toy for my super-chewer, giant-breed puppy. We’ve had it for about 8 weeks now and it gets frequent use. Very good for tug, and puppy seeks it out regularly to chew on his own.It is starting to develop a crack in the middle, but frankly it’s held up better than any other toy we’ve tried (he chewed his last giant rope toy in half in just a few days). If it does break I’ll happily buy another. Thankfully he chews on it instead of my shoes!

It is hard to find tug toys that hold up to the power of my 60 lb. pittie girl's jaws. This one does! We use it as a tug toy, not a chew toy. The first one we had over well over a year until a small crack appeared in the middle. We had used it daily and put it through quite the workout. I decided to buy two more. One for a replacement and one in case we misplace the first one. Definitely my dogs favorite toy. Worth every penny!

The dog loved it but the family could not live with the smell. Discarded to the garage Christmas morning. Dog tracked it done and sat at the door but he didn’t convince them. I was the G-ma gift-giver... fortunately I gave two chew toys & the blue donut did not smell. Amazon credited my account and the Tug Toy was trashed. I suggest you change the material. Clearly there are less chemical materials to use. Of course it could have been used in the yard but why would you let your dog chew on something so chemical it cannot be in your house? You wouldn’t. I did notice something. The blue donut came packaged in a box & no odor. Your dog toy was sealed in cellophane & overpowering odor. Could your packaging be the problem? A thought to explore!

5 year update: I don’t know how they make any money off this toy. We have not yet replaced it. The dog doesn’t chew on it nearly as often as she used to, but I would still call it 98% good condition 1.5 years update: Toy is still in great shape! Can't believe it! It is no longer the favorite toy, so it is not chewed on as much.. but it has stood the test of time.4 month update: this toy is still in like new condition! Mind blown!We have a hound that is the worlds most superist chewer. Baseball?- gone within seconds. 'heavy duty' rope?-a few days at best. Metal tonka toys?- didn't stand a chance. We buy all the 'aggressive chewy' toys we can, and not one has even thought about being good enough. I bought this one to prove a point to our friend that our hound would have it's soft rubber destroyed in minutes. Much to my surprise it has been over 2 weeks, and not a single nub or chunk of rubber is missing!! It has been the dumb hounds favorite toy by far, and gets chewed on more than any other toy we have bought.. and it literally still looks new. Will buy again, if we ever have to!

And this is pretty good for playing tug-of-war and playing with the dog. It is pretty strong. This is only a toy that you use with your dog with supervision because if they are able to get a hold of it and play without being supervised they can chew it up pretty easily into choking size pieces. So make sure that this is a toy you only play with your dogs with and not give it to them to make them leave you alone

I like the product for the size and shape. But as for aggressive chewers it does not hold up. I read many reviews before purchasing as I go threw toys like crazy. My boy Storm loves it but within two hours was chewing pieces off of it. So I put it away. I still let him chew on it but only supervised as I don’t want him to choke. I guess he is a super aggressive chewer.

This is not for really aggressive chewers my dog ripped chunks off and ate them within an hour of getting this. She's crazy and destroys toys like it's her job. This did not hold up at all

I would not consider our German Shepherd mix an aggressive or "power" chewer. He does not tear apart tennis or racket balls, but we were looking for something more rigid with increased chewing satisfaction. He does not show much interest in the non-textured toys such as the Goughnuts styles, and toys for moderate chewers have not held up. So the combination of "for aggressive chewers" and the dental nubs made us give this one a try. He showed moderate interest, chomping away for about 10-15 minutes at a stretch. But by day 2, he started pulling bits off the end.Pros: Dental nubs SizeCons: Short lived Weight (a bit heavy for any smaller breed) Profile (sits nearly flat on the ground, making it difficult to pick up...for the dog)Potentially a good chew toy for a larger dog with lighter chewing habits, but $15 for a day and a half is a bit expensive for our Fido.

First toy he’s had that he hasn’t destroyed right away....it took a week! 😕

Our 9 month mastiff has destroyed nearly every toy he has owned (except kong) or hasn’t been interested we got this for him for Christmas and he has been obsessed since he opened it! It’s still 100% intact after hours and hours of non stop chewing and tug of war. 100% recommend.

My puppy enjoyed his toy. Very durable

My giant breed puppy (7 months) has chew off the nibs - very aggressive chewer as my pup is teething.

I love this. I have an aggressive chewing Mastiff/lab. I got the orange and green one when he was 10 months old. He is over 2 now ans still in very good shape. It's been indoors and outdoors. He chews on very often.