We’re talking about a very durable toy; my dog has kept it for a very long time—he destroys trays in seconds, just so you understand!!

Unfortunately, it couldn't withstand a pitbull; it took only half a day to destroy it

Wonderful, our boxer has loved it, it keeps him occupied for a long time and helps with his psychology

The Kong has become both a ball I throw and something I put food in and give to the dog.

Fully durable

I gave it to my Pit Bull (42 kilos) four years ago.. It’s still there but it’s down to 1/3. He doesn’t part with it and has gotten used to it, really the best thing I’ve given him. Soon I will get a new one!

For training, the dog does wonders. Good release and immediately executes commands using the Kong

My Labrador has been playing with it for the last 8 years, and during these years we have changed dozens of toys. None of them has lasted as long.

Peanut butter or yogurt with treats and it will keep them entertained for hours. We have a medium to large sized dog (18-20kg) who is quite hyperactive and tends to destroy the house when we're away, but with this, they stay occupied and we can relax a bit.

It helps our pet to calm down because it keeps busy with the Kong's "emptying". I have a large and greedy Labrador. The large size is good. I also have the XL one. I think it is bigger than necessary.

We got 2 in xxl for our one-year-old German Shepherds who chew on anything they find. As for the size, it is quite large, maybe the L or XL would fit better for such breeds. Ideal for filling it with some treats (from a stick to chicken or yogurt) to keep the dog occupied for a longer time, unfortunately, if it's not filled, it doesn't hold their interest for long. However, it is a very sturdy toy. It really doesn't get destroyed by iron-eating dogs!

We got 2 in xxl for our one-year-old German Shepherds who chew on anything they find. As for the size, it is quite big, maybe a size L or XL would fit better for such breeds. Ideal for filling it with some treats (from a stick to chicken or yogurt) to keep the dog occupied for a longer time. Unfortunately, if it's not filled, it doesn't hold their interest for long. However, it is a very sturdy toy. It really doesn't get destroyed by iron-eating dogs!