KONGTires - Durable Rubber Chew Toy and Treat Dispenser for Power Chewers - For Medium/Large Dogs

Brilliant! I have an xl bully that chews up every toy I give her and this toy lasted a whole year!

The media could not be loaded. Doggos loveee these! Keeps them occupied, fun way to feed them. And they destroy everryytthhiinnngggg but these seem to be pretty strong! The wheel isn't impossible they can't get the food out of but isn't easy. My pups are staffy mixes

Our young Lab chewed her way through many toys in her early years, so we had to work out what material was going to stand up to her need to destroy, The black rubber that these Kong toys are made of is exactly what we required, though from the other reviews of this product not completely chewproof this tire toy has lasted two and half years now and still receives regular use. It is more expensive than most equivalent toys but its durability means it feels good value for money when compared with cheaper toys that last nowhere near as long. This toy can be thrown, rolled, chewed and filled with food for the entertainment of your dog.

This Kong toy is clearly not one of the most exciting dog toys available. It does not have any squeaker or moving part, it is exactly how it looks. But it is certainly durable, which is key for dog owners with aggressive chewers.AppearanceThe toy looks as it does in the product photos, it is a tyre shape with some elements including the Kong logo and tyre-inspired details. It has a central hole and a channel, much like a tyre, through the middle.PlayThe toy can roll along on its side for an improvised game of fetch. Otherwise, my dog likes to hold and chew on it. The inner channel offers a place to chew at, but the lack of parts means there is not too much leverage for the dog to take off pieces (see durability below), which is a plus!Treat dispensingYou can stuff some food in the channel but there is nothing special about it as a treat dispenser. It seems to lend itself best to smearing a treat, like peanut butter, inside.DurabilityIf you are looking at the Kong extreme toys your dog, like mine, is probably an aggressive chewer. That is why I give this toy four stars overall. It has lasted 6 monts and while there are clear scratch and teeth marks my labradoodle has not pulled off much of the rubber at all. The rubber is very tough and withstands repetitive chewing. A few small pieces have come off but generally it's proved reassuringly resilient.ConclusionIt's not the most inspsiring toy but you can engage a dog with it and they may spent some down time chewing on it. The best thing it that it's resilient and that provides reassurance that they are unlikely to hurt themselves.

Still early days yet, but my Staffy has been doing her best to try and destroy this. All in vain, thus far (about 6 weeks). It's a good size to play tug with, and works well as a retrieval toy, and it's seriously tough stuff. I've used Kong products before with Staffy's, and they don't tend to stand the test of time (and teeth), but this little number has yet to even show any marks, never mind splits or damage. It's fast become her go-to toy. Highly recommended.Wish they were available in other colours too, then I could take it out and throw it for her on walks. It's too hard to see in undergrowth, being black. Not a gripe though, as that's not what the toy was designed for.

Seems tough enough but chunk has been chewed out of it in less than an hour! Waste of 15 quid!

The media could not be loaded. I laughed at the size compared to my dog but she had it for an hour straight on her birthday Friday and it’s un destroyed couldn’t believe my eyes finally a toy that defeats my dog

It’s a good product, very durable but it’s tiny considering it’s the largest offered & says medium