Dog rips everything apart, but not this (so far)
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My dog can rip even the strongest toys apart in a matter of minutes if she puts her mind to it. Some of the reviews mentioned it was easy to pull apart, but I decided to take a chance on it.

My dog loves this toy. She carries it all over the house, plays tug and fetch, and occasionally pulls on it. It's lasted about 3 months without so much as a tear. I think it depends a lot on your dog and how they treat the toy. For my dog, this is a great toy.
4205639
My one dog who is an aggressive chewer seems to love this, and managed to get to the 2 treat rings I put on the toy after a few hours. However, she has also chewed the white piece that screws everything together, and even though it's only been a day, it is already pretty worn down. So I don't see this lasting for too much longer. I'm disappointed that it isn't as durable as advertised.
4074266
I ordered a new black kong because they are the only ones my dog USUALLY can't destroy right away. This one arrived about an hour ago and my dog has already chewed off the top. Either she has become the destroyer of worlds, or kong has let their quality control drop completely off the map.

Seriously though, the last one I bought lasted about 8 months before she was able to start ripping pieces off. I guess I have to drop another 10 bucks and hope this one is made of better stuff, since I had to throw it away.

Edit to add: ordered the large and it seems like it's actually a medium. Her previous one was an extra large, and this one is like 3 times smaller
4811495
I really like the "concept" of this toy.  My dogs love to rip the stuffing out of plush toys and are so proud of themselves when they have completely gutted a toy and reach the squeaker... all behind our backs, of course.  So a toy that utilizes removeable "eggs" is appealing.  What a great way to keep the dogs from ripping everything to shreds, right?.  Like I said, I like the concept; but the reality is that dogs don't play by the rules, or at least mine don't.  After futilely attempting to remove the eggs (the opening is a little too small and makes the task overly difficult, IMO), my dogs decided to rip out the face, legs, and other areas instead, quite happy and content to leave the eggs inside!  So I decided, what the heck, I'll just pull out the eggs and let them play with those by themselves.  Hmmm... they don't rip those up.  Go figure.

But if your dogs aren't terriers (or in the case of one of mine, merely _thinks_ he's a terrier), then go ahead and get this toy.  It's really clever, very well made, and high quality.  Even one of mine--the one that isn't a terrier except in his own mind--has carried this toy into his kennel and napped with it while I'm paying bills or working on the computer; so even though he gutted it, he still enjoys it in a non-destructive way... and ALL the dogs enjoy playing "tug" or "chase" with it.
4567429
My puppy started pulling this apart right away, didn't work for us.
2805796
It looks like a dog had an urge to try to eat some paper.  The wrapping was completely torn up but it didn't seem to affect the contents.  I didn't bother counting 500 sheets to see if any were gone.  I am satisfied, just a little disconcerted.
2703539
My pit bull is an impressive destroyer of most things deemed durable, but this one has him bested.  He is making progress at ingesting the whole thing, but it's given him one hell of a time.
569956
Well, my golden was able to rip this thing apart within a few days... If you're dog is a mischief maker, just go for the plastic cone at that rate.
2936319
My dog tears apart everything, so I was looking for something that he couldn't rip up.  this toy is NOT IT.  he had all of the squeakers out within 6 minutes, then he dragged the snake carcass around for a while until he finally ate that too
3861247
Excellent idea but dogs are dogs and not all dogs chew the thing the way we're like them to. Our dog simply knawed it into several small blocks and swallowed them all whole.  No benefit whatsoever.  Then they upset his stomach, so we had a mess to clean up.  Our dog chews in the back not in the front.  But the front is where most of the problem teeth were.  So, still looking for that magic invention that will solve that issue.
2888509
Not for power chewers
Within 5 min my lab has this in pieces
866532
My dog LOVES this toy, but it's not holding up to his aggressive chewing. He's ripped much of the stuffing out and some of the squeakers in a short amount of time. This definitely isn't as tough as I'd hoped!
743306
Our dog is a heavy chewer, so I am not sure how this thing has lasted this long, but it has. The squeaker is still going strong as well, which almost makes me want to murder this toy myself. Give it a try.
2008074
My 13 month old lab mix got the treat out, devoured it, and began ripping pieces of the plastic off within a couple hours. I can't blame the company for that, though, because I swear this dog could chew through cement, but I'm still a little upset because I thought the "everlasting" treat ball would at least last a few days. Had to take it away for. Him so he wouldn't swallow the plastic.
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Surprisingly, as my bull terrier can destroy an indestructible Kong product in minutes, she liked this and it survived, so far. She carries it in her mouth and prances about, eager to show it off and have us throw it to her. Not sure why she is not tearing it up, but this itself is a recommendation. I would not recommend this for its durability if your dog has a tendency to tear things apart, but I am reporting fairly that this endures, so far. The squeak adds somehow to its canine appeal, so perhaps that gains my dog's respect for its design.
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German Shepherd: 1 Dragon: 0. She tore it apart in 45 minutes. Was hoping it would have held up at least a little longer.
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3 month yorkie tore it up in one day. lol. removed it prompty maybe use it again after chewing demolition phase is over