Great toys that last

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Dawn

Rub my belly

Barked: Tue Jun 23, '09 8:56am PST


	I have been working hard on getting the best toys that I can't tear apart. I wanted to share my results for the best toys for chewing. 1.Kong 2. Hurly, Huck 3. Orbee 4. pup Treads 5. Dogs in action 6. Toyshoppe Rubber football & ball 7. Almost Indestructable Ball 8. Hol-ee roller by JW Pet 9. Tuffies Please if you know some more toys add them. A nice site for good toys http://www.bigtimedogtoys.net/designer-showcase.html Edited by author Thu Jul 23, '09 6:01am PST

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Ella

All squeakies- must die!

Barked: Wed Jul 1, '09 9:47pm PST


	1. Everlasting Treat Ball 2. Busy Buddy Bones These are expensive, but worth it. They CANNOT tear them apart, just like Kongs, but these are more interactive and take them longer. Especially the Everlasting Treat Ball.

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Dawn

Rub my belly

Barked: Thu Jul 23, '09 6:01am PST


	Thanks! I will give them a try and add them to the list!

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Paladin

Smiley

Barked: Tue Mar 2, '10 3:25pm PST


	Loopies. Lots of loops for me and mom to grab and tug. It's soft and floats, and durable for tug, and even rolls pretty well. It doesn't hurt me when I shake it or toss it in the air.

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Leo

Leo The Lover

Barked: Wed Mar 3, '10 10:18am PST


	I make and sell dog toys from recycled jeans. They hold up well and are very rugged. If you mention dogster I'll give you free shipping. http://smilingfrogs.etsy.com If you know anything about sewing dog toys are easy to make. Squeakers are available online and in most pet stores. The most important part of a toy, in my dog's opinion, is a squeaker.

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Riley

1146919

Barked: Mon Jul 26, '10 1:46pm PST


	I appreciate the thread. I too have my new Golden pup and have been looking for those long lasting toys. Of course, getting her at 7 weeks and having her just 6 days now, the bigger issue has not been destroyed toys but soiled toys. Her Kong got poopy after an accident in her crate at night and then a stuffed duck got a little stinky after a bad crate night, too. Hopefully, she will get better and keep her toys clean! I just got her new ones rather than trying to give her a cleaned toy that had poop on it. Thanks for the suggestions, though!

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Ezra

where is my ucky- ball??

Barked: Sun Apr 17, '11 4:55pm PST


	Woof! I like my uckyball. (That is a tennis ball to humans that us dogs find outside and is ucky.) Also, mommy gave me a rope bone that she tells my dad is a Budda Bone and those come in big sizes. I love that toy.

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Lacie

Play...lets go!

Barked: Mon May 30, '11 11:42am PST


	1. MY CHASE-IT My Sheltie loves this toy so much and its so easy to use. Very safe because she stays in the yard. We had it for 3 years and going strong. I got mine at mychaseit.com 2. Bungee animals because the stretch and are fun and strong too. 3. Cat toys

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Mikal

SDIT

Barked: Mon Jan 21, '13 7:46am PST


	I know this is an old thread, but I think it's worthy of bumping. My golden is an aggressive chewer and one of the best brands we've found is HuggleHounds. They're plush toys with a layer of mesh type fabric that Mikal hasn't been able to chew through yet! http://hugglehounds.com/tuffut.htm