The KONG Extreme is made from 100% natural rubber and has properties that mean your dog can enjoy thoroughly chewing it. The toy also has unpredictable behaviour in play, bouncing around all over the place and encouraging your dog to chase and hunt. It also has a hole that goes all the way through it. I inserted some peanut butter in the hole and my dog enjoyed trying to get it out. It keeps him busy when I need to get things done around the house. Don’t know how he does it but he gets it all out! LOL

Classic Kong: natural rubber dog toys with a hollow for tasty treats- perfect for chewing! This classic design is guaranteed to be a hit with your dog as it bounces around in unpredictable directions, and can be filled with tasty treats! Overall this is a fantastic b all and my pup loves it! She hasn't even put a scratch in it yet--or in her other bone-shaped KONG either for that matter! Read full review I could tell that this ball would be very heavy and wondered if it would bounce well; I tried it out and was surprised at how well it bounces. My dog is very tall and this ball bounces high enough to make him jump up for it.As with other KONG varieties, this toy is available in a range of different sizes to meet different breed and weight needs. The KONG Extreme Ball is available in a range of different sizes to suit both large and small dogs.

KONG dog toys are available in a great range of options, including specific puppy toys and soft cuddly toys, so that no matter your dog’s playing preferences it is bound to be satisfied with one of these Kong dog toys. They are made of natural rubber and other robust materials that can withstand the most boisterous play! Browse the full range of KONG dog toys available here at zooplus.Indestructible dog toys are those that won’t come apart as easily as others. They’re often made of stronger materials, that include a sturdy rubber, poly plastic or a plastic blend, and are harder for your Labrador to chew through. The best indestructible dog toys are durable, tough and genuinely don’t fall apart however long they are gnawed on by your pup’s strong jaws. Any dog may chew excessively for a variety of reasons. Some common reasons that dogs chew include boredom, as an anxiety outlet, for relaxation/recreation, or out of habit. Since Labs are very intelligent and highly active dogs, if they’re left without something to amuse themselves with, they may find something to get into. Like your shoe closet! Retriever breeds may also chew to relax. They just enjoy chewing on things. But, if you think about it, it makes sense. These dogs have been trained to retrieve things using their mouths.