Petstages Orka Bone Royal Blue Treat-Dispensing Dog Chew Toy

Really withstood our adolescent german shepherd + belgian malinois mix for 5 whole months. This is very impressive, as she will dismantle many toys in under an hour (if they even last that long. Plenty of "heavy duty" marketed toys have lasted her under 10 minutes). We had to pull the rope off day one because she will chew any eat any rope she sees, which is very common with heavy chewers. Luckily it is easily removable, so no harm was done. She finally chewed off one end last night so we removed the toy before she could start eating the plastic scraps. I am very impressed with the quality and will be ordering another.

Rings are still going strong! Rope not so much, shredded. Would buy again.

Very strong 3 ring dog toy with great colors. This toy will last long and the dog I bought it for enjoys playing with it. It’s a quiet toy with no squeaky noises. The dog enjoys a tug of war game with it and chewing on it. I have a medium size dog and it’s just right for him. This toy was priced well and the dog is having a lot of fun with it.

Only reason I took away a star: I wish it didn't have the green rubber part on the rope ring, we ended up having to cut it off because my puppy was trying to eat it. The toy functions perfectly well without it!My boy is quite a chewer, every other rubber toy we've gotten him he's been able to destroy/try to eat in about 5 minutes. Those puppy needle teeth are no joke lol but this has been AMAZING since we cut off the green part. The blue rings are soft enough for his little baby teeth, but strong enough to not get all cut up or break into tiny pieces. Awesome value, great for playing tug, and perfect for my teething baby boy.

Our 4-month old puppy absolutely loved this toy, especially the rope ring. It kept this teething girl quite happy…for a couple days! Literally only a couple days because she had the rope destroyed before we even had it a week. Which is slightly problematic because there’s a little green rubber sleeve on the rope section that could be a choking hazard.I took the broken parts away from her and the two blue rings are still intact, but not nearly as much fun/interest now.

My puppy only enjoyed this for about 3 days and then got bored of it, but I was glad I had it for those 3 days of intense teething. It was good quality, and I would buy again. It was reasonably soft/squishy, but not too much. My puppy's razor sharp baby teeth did not rip through it, but it did help his sore gums.

This is the best dog frisbee I've tried. I have a 90lb Lab that only thinks about eating, car rides and, of course, frisbee. He's a great catcher and this frisbee is his favorite.It is heavy enough that it can still fly in some reasonably strong winds. It is also soft enough that I can throw it 100 feet and he can catch it at full speed without it hurting him at all.I've tried a 3 other dog frisbee brands in the past. Other brands I've tried are too light and flimsy and won't fly well in even a light wind. They also tend to crack and chip and, I believe, my dog doesn't care as much for them because of their brittle nature.On the down side, after some use (and I use mine almost daily. Multiple times. He insists.) after about 5ish months of hard, hard use they will begin to deteriorate a bit. Cracks will develop on the sides causing the frisbee to be a little harder to throw. At this point the frisbee is still usable but, is a sign that you will need to replace it soon. I don't think this is a design flaw and I doubt any other frisbee would necessarily last any longer. Certainly the others that I have tried haven't.Another thing to be aware of is storage of this frisbee. I live in a 4 seasons environment. I've noticed that if you store this frisbee vertically it can lead to a misshapen frisbee that does not fly as well. This happens primarily when you bring it back into a warm house after having had it exposed to sub 30 degree (F) temps. The frisbee will droop when you lean it up against something (as opposed to just laying it flat on a counter) and will stay permanently in that warped shape. Storing it flat on a counter top seems to avoid this issue.At any rate, I go through about 2 of these a year now and don't think twice about it considering how much use I get out of them and how much joy it brings to the old boy.