Durable Dog Chew Toys For Aggressive Chewers - EASTBLUE'S Ultra-Tough Natural Rubber Puppy Toy For Large And Medium Breeds Review

Our destructive chewer loves this toy!She is a 1-year old pit bull mix who weighs about 60 lbs. She loves to play and chew chew chew. This toy is perfect for when she’s in her crate and helps prevent boredom when we’re gone.She loves to play tug-of-war, but the size and stretch of this toy for us isn’t ideal. She loves to be able to bow down low and pull, but the size of her mouth and doesn’t leave much room for an adult hand to hold on very well.Overall, we are happy with it. :)

Other than Kong balls this has been the only toy my Dutch Shepherd hasn’t torn up within hours. Had this 5 days now and if you look real close there are pin prick size holes but definitely nothing that damages the toy. And my Shepherd has given it one heck of a try. Had for months now anHighly recommended for aggressive chewers The toy retains its shape during tug a war and doesn’t hurt my hand.

Update 1 year later: He still has this toy! Amazing! No other toy has lasted. He destroyed a Kevlar toy within 20 minutes, and destroyed a Kong! We love this toy!.Original review below.We have a heeler mix and at over a year old he's still a very aggressive chewer. So many toys have promised to withstand it, but he often has them in pieces within a few hours. We've had this for over a month now and it's held up better than any toy we've ever bought him. There are a few spots where his teeth…

This lasts pretty well. My lab has some Kongs that last pretty well, but he uses his front teeth to pinch bits off. This ring is really great, but it has those little knobbies on it and he bites them off. This leads to the beginning of destruction. We've had it a couple of months now and he's only got a little of the ring chewed off. If it gets to be much more I'll have to toss it.

It's been a month & a half and the toy still stands, tho showing gnaw marks all over. My bulldog thoroughly enjoys this piece, nearly as much as her fav black kong. She has yet to pop off any large pieces, but does have flakes of orange she manages to nip as she wears this down. Definitely a value for the cost ! I will be getting more of these tough toys !

What can I say? He loves it.I have a 110 pound American Pit Bull Terrier that can chew through anything. except this. He carries it around with him and of course it went on vacation with us. and he lost it! Luckily there was overnight delivery and we had one waiting at our next destination! I replace it about once every 6 months.

My dog isn't very big but she is a hearty chewer (about 50lb boxer/staffy mix). She's gone through a lot of toys in an hour, this one has lasted for about a month so far. She has been able to bit off little bits that I have to pick up (fortunately she doesn't eat them) and eventually it will get down to a little nub but she really likes it and for the price it's worth it.

My pitbull is a power chewer, as most are. Like, "can tear up black Kongs" kind of power chewer. Since she fractured a tooth, I was looking for something gentler than a nylabone that would satisfy her constant chewing urge. I have to say, I am a customer for LIFE.I ordered this toy 4 months ago and neither of my dogs have yet to make a real dent in it, even after daily chewing AND tugging! My pitty has managed to tear off probably 4 or 5 millimetre-sized pieces on the thinner ribbed parts, but…

At 1st my puppy didn't like it but he started playing with it now he loves it. Stopped him from chewing on other things in the house.

I have been using the East blue chew ring for a month or so. My yellow lab loves playing with it. So far it has held up fairly well, considering my dog goes through the hardest Kong in about 10 minutes. The blue ring has survived with just some little pieces missing.

I had purchased this toy in October and its still going strong. Usually he destroys his toys in a few daysI cant upload a recent picture

My dog loves it! I was looking around for some cheaper toys & sure enough amazon provides some great options. It’s already been a week now & I see hardy ANY wear & tear. (these photos were taken a week in!)Happy to see my doggo enjoying a tough toy that won’t break his teeth! As a puppy it’s just perfect for teething as well (:

This toy has outlasted most of the other chew toys for our lab/pit/cattledog mix, but he has recently started to break off small pieces around the outer edges, as seen in the photo. So pretty good, but not indestructible!

We have a 9 month GSD girl and this is the ONLY toy that has survived. She LOVES it. Likes to pick it up and throw her head back so the ring covers her eyes and she just sits there happy.

I mistakenly thought it was a squeaker toy but it's not. It was very durable and held Heidi's attention for short periods. It would have been ideal if it made a noise.

We joke our dog must have razor teeth because she can destroy a majority of the toys we bring home.but not this one. She enjoys playing with it but has given up trying to bite rubber off of it. Highly recommend this one.

I got this toy for my Heeler mix, Molly, about a year and a half ago. She's a very heavy chewer, and will typically shred her toys in the first couple of days, if not hours or minutes. We have never found a toy that's proven better, not even a Kong. It's her favorite toy, and after some shares with the neighbor's dog, has become a new favorite for her too!

It's smaller than I thought it would be, but it's super sturdy and still going with my aggressive chewer. Thanks for attention.

This toy is the perfect combination of not being too hard / feeling like plastic, or so soft that our dogs destroy it. Thanks for attention.

I’ve been on the hunt for toys for extreme chewers, and this one is overall fairly decent. We have four dogs, and the two younger ones love this toy. However, one of our older dogs (our most extreme chewers of the bunch) got ahold of it, and little chunks have already come off (see photo). Mind you, we received this toy yesterday. This will be a toy that we’ll have to monitor more, but otherwise, it’s serving quite well as a teething toy for the younger ones.