KONG Dental Dog Toy - for Dog Dental Care - Stuffable Chew Toy - Provides Chewing Outlet & Satisfies Instinctual Needs - Cleans Teeth & Gums - Made with Durable Natural Rubber - for X-Large Dogs

I have for about a year and my pitbull has yet to destroy it.

I hesitate to call any dog toy indestructible as my dog has proven that claim wrong on plenty of occasions. He is named Chewy for a reason! Prior to getting this, he had destroyed countless "indestructible" and "durable" toys to include other Kongs such as the traditional Kong, large Kong, black Kong, Kong ball, and others. This has survived beyond our dreams and expectations. He loves it and has made it is "emotional support Kong" meaning he doesn't go anywhere without it.

The media could not be loaded. Impressed with the strength and durability, I only put 1 Kong shaped treat in it and it kept him occupied for a good while- a lot longer than the regular Kong shape toy. It is a lot bigger than I expected but is shaped and designed perfectly for strong puppy teeth and chewers. It could easily keep him entertained and mentally exercised. Love it!!!

We have a one year old shepherd, boxer, pitt mix and he liked this toy a lot. But then we left him alone with it one day (as we often do with his Kong toys) and he ripped it to shreds. I didn't know that was possible with Kong Toys. We'll stick to black Kong toys from now on. The good news, my husband put the bulbous end of using a saw and now we use it as a somewhat durable ball for play in the backyard. So we still got some use out of it, just not its intended use.

the dog says he likes it

My pup is a lab hound mix and she’s been chewing on the middle trying to chew it in half

I tried the Kong tire first. It is first rate. I got this one next. So far so good. The Doberman had destroyed all other brands of toy.

I use this for the "bedtime snack" Kong. The regular Kong gets thrown around to help get out the treat, even if it's just peanut butter. Annoying when trying to settle down to sleep. This one, dog curls up with it holds it, and just licks the snack out of it. Peace and quiet and a settled dog