WEST PAW Zogoflex Tux Interactive Treat Dispensing Dog Chew Toy for Aggressive Chewers, 100% Guaranteed Tough, It Floats!, Made in USA, Small, Tangerine

I absolutely love these toys! DURABILITY: I admit, I don't have power chewers in my home the way many terriers are power chewers. However, my Saint Bernard has pretty strong jaws so even though he doesn't intend to be a power chewer, it doesn't take much for him to damage most toys, especially ones like this that aren't quite intended for dogs his size. Nonetheless, I've had these toys for two years now - they have each been used hundreds of times (and been run through the dishwasher as many times) and are still in nearly-pristine shape. Amazing! EASE OF FILLING: These are generally much easier to stuff than Kongs, and I get that feedback from the dog training clients I recommend them to as well. There is a bigger opening for stuffing items in. While the relative ease of stuffing would seem like it would result in this toy being easier to empty for dogs, that is not necessarily the case. Depending on what you stuff this with, how tightly you stuff it, and whether or not you freeze it, you may find this lasts just as long as a Kong. By the time I ordered these, my dogs had already been Kong pros for years and liked the novel challenge a different work-to-eat toy presented. There were times that it would actually take my Mokie girl, a prodigy at WTE (work to eat) toys, longer to "destuff" than an actual Kong. VARIETY: I love the variety of things you can fit in this because of the larger opening. If you stick biscuits crosswise, they can be pretty hard for dogs to remove! You may also find other fillings (or any combination of fillings) appeal to your dogs. A few examples include: * canned dog food * raw dog food * healthy dinner leftovers * cottage cheese * unsweetened applesauce * peanut butter * fruits or steamed vegetables If your dog is not used to trying work to eat toys, you may want to let him have it a few times with "easy scores" hidden inside. As he gets better at the game and develops confidence and enthusiasm for trying to empty the Tux, you can make the game harder and more interesting by freezing it after stuffing! When you are ready to start freezing the Tux, you can mix any of the items from the list above with a bit of the dog's kibble (if your dog eats kibble). On cold days, you can also melt a bit of cheese in the bottom of the Tux! Just take a small bit of cheese, place it in the bottom of the Tux, place the Tux in a bowl or coffee mug so that it doesn't tip over, and microwave until the cheese is melted. WARNING: the cheese will be too hot for your dog to eat right away, so make sure you let it cool for a bit before offering it to him. Anyway, these toys are really awesome. Easy to use, easy to clean, fun to play with, easy to love! Great price for the quality and super durable. I love them!

We have had this toy for 4 years now we put a snack in it (kibble and/or banana), add water and freeze it.It is her favorite evening snack toy. It has outlasted every other snack toy she has ever had. Angel is a 95 lb yellow lab and a very aggressive chewer. I definitely recommend this item to everyone.

This is a very tough toy! Have 5mo. old pit bull/sharpei who loves this thing. After researching proper hardness to avoid damaged teeth, decided that the material this is made from and the hardness of it would be a safe choice. There were others I bought, all destroyed except this and the Kongs. Will be buying more, for diversity only.

We have a golden retriever puppy that is part shark- she can chew through anything. This toy has lasted through her tough chewing, so I will try other WestPaw products. However I thought this was more of a 'treat dispensing' toy where there was a small hole that treats would slowly dispense from. The pictures on the item don't really show the size of the opening. Apparently you need to use very large hard treats or freeze the toy with cheese or peanut butter for smaller items. Not quite the 'slow feeder' I was looking for. But the toy is definitely tough and she seems to enjoy the shape, so I will try some more of their toys.

What a good find! {My chat BOT helper actually did research to help me find it! Handy} I ADORE this super cool, multipurpose dog toy...and so does my dog. Very durable, like heavy duty solid awesomeness that you can feel confident about -- even if you have a possible aggressive {rather, passionate and hard working?!} player and chewer. The bright citron color, my FAVE. Yes. The size and shape, perfect design. Yes. The material, texture, and durability, very well done and smart. Like a thick, smooth, sturdy but a bit flexible tough rubber. Another Yes. Then the design of the opening/pocket on underside, to put treats in and turn the fun toy into a yummy food or treat puzzle, the icing and cherry on top! It is so versatile...I've put all kinds of things in there so far: kibble, peanut butter, Kong spray food, jerky slabs {broken off and strategically put in there}, ice cubes {outside only}, some bully sticks or collagen sticks {if they wedge in there well}, wedge a nylabone in there and make a double/new toy combo, and then Blue Mountain Health Bars fit in there perfectly/snuggly.--a fave treat. This works great, easy to use, simple to keep clean, very safe to leave out all the time, and very fun to play with {with or without food in it} & for my dog to chew on {not even marks on it and I have a pretty passionate dog that likes to chew hard sometimes}. I bought this for our dog when she was around 3-4 months old, she loved it then. She is now 9months old and medium sized, around 42lbs, and still really loves it. Good for these ages so far and I'm sure will be a long time favorite staple around our house. Can't wait to try some of their other products. Thank you, happy dog and happy humans!

I like this brand of toy and bought several different types. I have to admit when I first got this one I wasn't really sure how to stuff it. My dog doesn't like peanut butter and that seems to be the most logical thing because there's just one opening and if you put a biscuit in it the dog can get it right out because it's easy to access since the opening is, basically, a shallow triangle. So we weren't really using it too much. Then I gave her one of those yak chews, which are made of the really hard cheese, like rock hard. My dog chewed it down to a nub. I stuffed the yak cheese nub into this toy and it has been incredible. She chews it constantly, and the little nub of hard cheese will not come out and she's not able to get her teeth on it enough to really whittle it down so she just chews at it, and seems very happy to do that and it has lasted for at least five months at this point. So for that alone, this is a great toy because she chews it more than any other of her toys, and it has lasted longer, and shows no signs of wear because that rubber it's made of seems to be indestructible. FYI my dog is an 80 pound Bernese Mountain dog and an aggressive chewer.

I like this for the ability to fill it with pumpkin and freeze it for my dog. But he’s an aggressive chewer and I was hoping this would be a toy that he couldn’t pick apart. Sadly that’s not the case. He loves this toy but we had to take it away because he was able to start picking it apart and leaving a trail of green rubber around the house. We didn’t want him to ingest pieces either. I’d say good for non-aggressive chewers or for just filling and freezing and then taking it away.

My dog really loves this. Usually his silicone toys get destroyed within minutes, but even though he’s only seven months old, this one is very durable. I’ll definitely continue buying other products from this brand.