Tracy Collins Webboard User Reg: 10-09-2008
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My most aggressive chewer also gives a paws up to the big Nylabones. No risk of gnawing off a piece bigger than a grain of rice--but not as hard as an elk antler (which has broken teeth at my house, meaning expensive dental work.)
Tresa Hendrix Webboard User Reg: 05-08-2008
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Logan loves those dinosaur toys...they are fabric but way tougher than the average stuffed dog toy. He still has his pterodactyl, its 7 years old. Anything else he will destroy in 10 minutes.
They're called Tuffy's, and you can get small or huge ones.
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I am thinking about one of the tuffy pigs since they are large enough that he can't get the whole thing in his mouth - his mo is to find an edge with his teeth, pin the prey, and pull! Ill look for the super large nylabones too
Kristin- you cannot go wrong with Tuffy Piggy. The toofy monster loves it, just be sure when your toofy one starts swinging it around you have stowed the breakables. I learned this the hard way.
I do believe Leerburg has both sizes.
My two GSDs both have their own black Kong. The black ones are the hardest made. One of the dogs gets a new one every couple of months because he will eventually split it in two. The other dog has had one for a couple of yrs now.
One of the Border terriers I had would go through anything, black kongs included, in a matter of days, even hours sometimes. It just depends on the individual dog.
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