Chew Toys.

**CagneyDog** · 12-12-2005, 10:59 PM

Have you tried kong toys?

**Caxis** · 12-13-2005, 01:33 AM

No, we haven't tried those.

**.sarah** · 12-13-2005, 02:37 AM

Kong products are wonderful!

Also, Nylabones are really good for chewers. I have two Labs who can destroy anything with a few bites, and they *loooove* Nylabones! Just make sure that when you buy it you are buying the ones labeled "Durable", because they also make products for light chewers. They also have a line of edible bones but they are gone in 2 seconds flat with my girls. The Original "flavored" (it's not a flavor, really) Durable Nylabones are what we get. We have them all over the house so they can pick those up to chew on instead of the furniture or something. And they are completely safe if ingested.

**finn's mom** · 12-13-2005, 02:49 AM

The only ones that my dog doesn't absolutely annihilate are Kongs.

They're not cheap, but, get the right size (something the dog can't swallow) and it's so worth it!

**tricollie4me** · 12-13-2005, 08:00 AM

We are huge fans of Kong toys and Nylabones (for strong chewers). Bijou is the kind of dog who will absolutely destroy stuffies and inexpensive rubber toys! We do get her rope toys made by Booda every so often because she loves to gnaw on them and throw them around and they do tend to last long enough to make them worth purchasing. I hate having to throw them away, though (once they've become frayed and she's started to chew off big bits of thread!) because I know she misses them when they're suddenly gone!

Here's her (current) favorite Nylabone (hers is the big one!):

We also have a little football Kong that we stuff with peanut butter and biscuits -- that's a fun little treat, and I never have to worry that she'll eventually munch the Kong itself, lol!

Have fun choosing something new!

**Pembroke_Corgi** · 12-13-2005, 08:18 AM

Everyone has good suggestions! I get my dogs really tighly woven rope toys to chew, because if I leave any kind of plastic or rubber toy down Adele will chew it up and eat the pieces. They like the kind with big knots so they can chew on them!