[Dog Lover]

Do they even MAKE such a thing? But seriously, what kind of toys do your dogs have? Cru, our GSD mix, has been with us a year and we've had the same toys for him without him destroying them. Well, four weeks with Delilah has completely destroyed each and every toy we had. Cru loves stuffies, but Deli tore them all apart and threw the stuffing EVERYWHERE! I need a hard to destroy toy. PLEASE HELP!

[maryellen]

galileo nylabones are heavy duty to chew..

for toys, i only give Cuz's.. you can get them at petco
or try the jolly ball. those are pretty tough too...

i occasionally give stuffies from the dollar store..

[Purple]

Nylabones.

If you go with the jolly ball, make sure it's the hard plastic one! Even then, no guarantees!

[Michele]

DogLover: LMAOOOO....please take a picture of the stuffing from the toys......

[Lassic]

Kong's are very strong and come in different sizes and strengths.

[Michele]

Originally Posted by Lassic Kong's are very strong and come in different sizes and strengths.

Yes...and you can stuff them with food

[Debbie]

Originally Posted by Michele Yes...and you can stuff them with food

Such a typical Italian...always wanting to stuff you with food.....

[jeoestreich]

We give our dogs kongs and kong balls. They seem to last the longest in my house.

[screamin'eagle]

there is no such a thing...you can only prolong the eventaul disaster to the toy! lol.

I've always known people to use bowling balls with the holes filled in. I am not kidding either...Shon or Marty can show you pics of what Im talking about! The are very tough, usually large enough for the dog to not fit his mouth around, and will occupy his time.

[Marty]

An old lawnmower tire works for awhile too...



It ended up being just a sidewall though lol

Here's Beau with a bowling ball...





I'll see if I can find some more of Sheena with hers we had to take it away after 5 mins, she was chewing it up

Edited to add the results of Sheena with one without the holes filled in...

Wheelbarrow tires work great, I get them at Home Depot and they last forever, and my personal fave, coconuts .

[Zoe]

Yup... nylabones, kongs, tires, indestructaballs {although Tank just "destructed" it! lol}. Oh ya... and sticks....

[demo-dog]

tire biters are good. Black kongs hold up for a while. I also like those soft ball sized rope-knots they sell. Brinks goes through them, but they clean his teeth so nice before he shreds them. It takes him many weeks of intermittent use though.

[Zoe]

Oh ya... another good thing I've found, is when I have an old pair of jeans I'm going to ditch, I cut off the leg and tie a knot in the middle. They make great tug toys.

[Chiapit]

Originally Posted by Zoe Oh ya... another good thing I've found, is when I have an old pair of jeans I'm going to ditch, I cut off the leg and tie a knot in the middle. They make great tug toys.

I do this too...Big girl loves it. She has a couple of kongs and I buy Tennis balls but she makes short work of those. I go to the resale shop and buy old stuffed animals pretty cheap, cut any button eyes or whatnot off and give them to her to destroy...she is real nice to them for a couple days and then rips them up.

[pit bull godess]

I get them Kongs.

[lizardobeck]

Fred shreds & skins tenis balls in no time flat it takes me longer to pick up the mess,i like large ropes they last, & kongs, theres some others i can't remember the name of right now...

[Marty]

Originally Posted by demo-dog tire biters are good.

Ummm... I disagree with this lol

Where do you think the lawnmower tires came from...



Finale busted a front tire and AKA got a back one getting to close, I don't think they like the lawnmower lol

[Lucy Loo]

I got to go with coconuts and woodies. Bubba absolutely goes crazy over coconuts, every time we go to the Keys we HAVE to bring some home. One year we brought home 54 of them-he was in hog heaven!!!! Everytime we threw one out of the boat, he dropped the one he had in his mouth and ran for the new one. This went on for about an hour. He grabs them with his front feet and literally rips them down to the nut. The green ones take some time (a few days, actually) but the brown ones take about half an hour. Once he ran out of coconuts, which took quite a few months, he started on the woodies, the large oak tree branches that we cut and stack for firewood for our outdoor firepit.

Lucy loves woodies, (I find them in our bed) I have yet to put her on a coconut, we are fresh out at the moment, but I have a feeling she will have a ball with them.

[jennay2]

I use the critter jolly ball, and the one I've had for five months just got thrown away. It's all about how you supervise the destruction

I use nylabones, soup bone size!