KONGExtreme Tires - KONG's Most Durable Natural Rubber Chew & Fetch Toy - Treat Dispenser Dog Tire Toy - Pet Supplies for Outdoor & Indoor Play - For Medium/Large Dogs

Got this for my very rambunctious puppy and he loves it! It is very sturdy and he loves chewing on it even when it’s empty. For longer chew sessions I fill it with peanut butter and freeze it. Keeps him content for a while.

I have several dogs, and they are what would be considered as "Heavy Chewers." They are truly awesome pets, and I consider them like my children.I started looking for toys that I wouldn't worry about if I didn't have line of sight for every minute. All dog toys, regardless of their size, type, weight, or if they're steel versus plastic material have a warning on the bottom of very label/package that states that the animal should never be left alone with the toy.With that said, I do not leave the toys unattended, even though this toy has paid it's weight in how well it has stood up to the constant chewing my dogs give it everytime I place it in their crates to prevent fights, or issues on the pack order.As far as the actual toy, it looks, feels, and even smells like a tire, but without any problems with the dogs accepting it to play with.The toy bounces like a ball, and the overall weight is heavy enough to ensure durability. Just like a tire, the toy is made of rubber, not plastic material.I have found that smearing small amounts of peanut butter in to the crevices of the tire rather than brand specific treats is just as effective, I will also freeze the peanut butter into the tire, and this also increases the length of time it takes for the dogs to consume.I ended up buying three more toys, mostly so all my dogs have one, and that I also have one as a spare.I would recommend this to any owner of a "Heavy Chewer" as the product is well made, and yet to have any defect or piece removed by any of my dogs, and they do chew on these toys extensively.

I’ve had this toy for at least 3 years and it has a few scratches and pieces broken off and I have a Rottweiler and he’s a extremely heat chewer I have never seen a rubber toy this good !!!!(recommended for heavy chewers my opinion)

My dog is a chewer and usually destroys any toy in minutes. She hasn't been able to destroy this one, which we bought months ago, and it is one of her favorites. I haven't figured out how to put treats in it, or at least any treat she has to work to get out.

This is a good durable dog toy, it is a lot smaller then I expected..

For all those purchasers who are posting videos of these toys while talking about how great they are and how long they have lasted at your house, would you mind disclosing the breed and age of your dog(s) that play with them? I only ask because I am finding these "positive" reviews REALLY hard to believe now that I have firsthand knowledge that, as a chew toy, this thing completely sucks. Based upon personal experience and the physical and photographic evidence, your dog might be an OBSESSIVE chewer, but they are most assuredly NOT a "power" chewer. If they were, you would almost certainly be posting reviews saying that this toy is utter crap, just like I'm having to do now.After many years of experience using Kong brand toys, the idea that this toy is the "most durable" Kong toy is just ridiculous, and blatant false advertising in my opinion. It took three of my dogs (a 5 year-old Boxer/Pit Bull mix (2nd pic) I'm fostering and two one year old border collie puppies) all of five minutes to completely shred FOUR of these toys straight out of the delivery box. I was the proud owner of four of these things for all of five frickin' minutes out of the box. Meanwhile, it previously took the Boxer/Pit almost two years to destroy two medium-sized Kong "snowman" shaped toys, and even then he wasn't able to shred them anywhere near to this degree. And believe me, he actually *IS* a true "power" chewer, as after raising and training dogs for over 50 years, I have never seen a dog completely break that type of Kong chew toy.As an aside, Kong (the company) appears to take crappy product claims only by means of printed hard copy sent via the U.S mail, so no immediate relief for your wasted expenditure on their products will soon be forthcoming. How many modern companies do you know of that don't allow some sort of online contact for product claims, even if it's just an email address? So I might very well have to reconsider whose products I am willing to spend my all-too hard earned money on.That said, those three dogs are all now outside throwing up chunks of these crappy toys that they swallowed while tearing them to pieces, and which I now find myself hoping really are non-toxic!! The regular "snowman" shaped Kong toys are MUCH more durable than these things are. Had I known that beforehand, I would have spent my money accordingly. The picture I posted is the last remaining toy out of the four I ordered, and I most certainly want my money back (wish me luck)!! This toy is a complete WASTE of your money for any dog that is bigger than an aged chihuahua or that actually has teeth, so I suggest that you DO NOT purchase.

Finally, a chew toy that our 7 month old Cardigan Welsh Corgi can't destroy within 10 minutes. FWIW, Large fits her perfectly. She carries it around like it's her prized possession, then lays on the floor and chews for all it's worth. It's a great pacifier that distracts her from other temptations - like our chair legs, table, door trim, leather ottoman, all pillow and throw corners, cable wires, shoes, outdoor furniture covers, plant stands, deck floor boards, and picket fence. Thank you Kong Extreme!Update: Game-changer: Add a couple of baby carrots, or little milk bones, to the inside of the tire!

Perfect for my aggressive chewer. She loves it!