Best Dog Toys

Tuffy Toys

• Tuffy brand toys are durable and have less stuffing, making them resilient even when torn open by dogs.
• Price: Around $20 at local pet stores.

Barkbox Super Chewer Toys

• Barkbox super chewer toys last a long time and come with a free replacement if they break.

Fluff and Tuff Toys

• Fluff and Tuff toys are sturdy and can withstand even vigorous chewers, such as golden retrievers.

Himalayan Chews and Marrow Bones

• Alternative to toys are Himalayan Chews and Marrow Bones.
• Longest Lasting Toy: Black Kong ball filled with various treats like peanut butter or applesauce.

Goughnuts

• Goughnuts toys are a game-changer and have withstood strong chewers, like mastiffs.

Kong Black for Super Chewers

• Kong Black toys are recommended for heavy chewers.

Tuffy Mega Ring and Lobster

• Tuffy Brand: Mega Ring and Lobster are highly recommended and are destructible for large labs that are super chewers.

Bark Box Subscription Box

• Bark Box has a super chewers line with good reviews.

GoDog Furballz Chew Guard Squeaky Toy

• GoDog Furballz is a durable toy that has lasted for months even with heavy chewing.

Mighty Microfiber Toys

• Mighty Microfiber Toys from Costco have lasted a long time, with the dog taking months to destroy them.

Tearribles

• Tearribles toys are recommended for their durability, especially for tough chewers.

DIY Dog Toys

• DIY toy ideas such as using cardboard boxes or homemade toys were suggested.

iFetch Automatic Ball Launcher

• iFetch is an automatic ball launcher that can entertain dogs; however, some users have reported issues with ball durability and machine performance.

Pros:

• Durable and long-lasting toys.
• Variety of options for different types of chewers.
• Some toys come with replacement options.
• DIY options available for cost-effective solutions.
• Interactive toys like puzzles and sniffing games for mental stimulation.

Cons:

• Some expensive toy options.
• Dogs may destroy toys quickly.
• Some toys may have quality issues.
• Training may be needed to prevent destructive behavior towards toys.
• Some users may prefer DIY or cost-effective toy options.