Monster K9 Indestructible Chew Ring - Lifetime Replacement - Ultra Durable Dog Toy for Aggressive Chewers - Chew, Tug, & Fetch - Best Tough Dog Toy for Medium & Large Breeds - Made in USA - 6.5in

This ring has been fantastic It's one toy that my 1 year old Cane Corso has yet to destroy. I will be buying more.

My 50 poung hound curr mix destroys nylon bones in hours and this rubber ring lasts months before it starts to show cracks and gouges. About to order my fourth one in three years. I'm happy to keep buying them, they satisfy his chew drive and don't completley wipe out my wallet.

This toy lasted a good amount of time compared to all of his other toys but he dod manage to break it. Trying to figure out how to get a replacement.

This toy is EXTREMELY durable. My pit/lab/other mix destroys everything. Even the many many toys that other dog owners claim their destroy-everything dogs can't destroy.The design is partly responsible along with the material. We bought the frisbee made from the same material and she was able to destroy that. It took a couple weeks of supervised play, but she did it fairly easily.This toy she wasn't initially very interested in, so it didn't get much testing, but several months later (and with no other toys left because... all destroyed) she's decided this ring is pretty great. Normally I either accept that a toy will be destroyed, or I only let her play with it while supervised in fetch games to extend the life of a toy, however this one she gets to have unsupervised and she chews on it quite often now. She has been unable to put any kind of tear into the rubber. If she ever does, I imagine it'll be much easier for her to pick apart, but for now the most she's done is give it some texture with little teeth indents. She doesn't chew all day long, but probably a total of 1-2 hours a day is moderate to extreme chewing on this thing for the last month or so.The ring is great for solo chewing, but it's also a great design for tug and for toss/fetch. It rolls and bounces in a great way. I am extremely pleased with the smooth & simple design, as any nubs, bumps, grooves, etc. that are so often found on toys to "stimulate" or clean teeth, just make it too easy for her to tear them apart.To the company: I wish you had more designs that would give a slight bend/flop when shaken roughly as she LOVES to shake things viciously, but this ring doesn't give her that satisfaction. Maybe a figure 8 design? Or something like the plain stick version but with a heavier ball shape on one end? The Kettleball would be perfect if it's handle was thicker like this ring, but I know she'd chew right through that thin handle. Maybe just a thicker frisbee even? I'm tempted to try the 3 pronged design, but I think it might be too thin as well. These toys are very expensive, and despite the lifetime guarantee, there's not much point in a replacement for me if it's just going to be destroyed.

The media could not be loaded.  I was really only purchasing this toy so I could play tug o war with my girls. And so they could play together because it was a ring. But I was so surprised as soon as I ripped that thing out of the Amazon package. My American Staffordshire, Bella started throwing the K9 toy in the air and catching it, and running back and forth around the room with it. You would have thought she received a flavored bone or something! Lol She likes to jump in the air and catch it like a frisbee. The toy can roll as well, and that is really fun to get their attention when they’re bored. My other dog, Milly is a mixed breed rescue. She doesn’t like to play as hard as Bella. But she does like the toy. But definitely not why I purchased it. Bella is the extreme chewer. She can destroy a toy in two days, though I’ve had some last a week. The Kong toys we have and have stood the test, but the pups just aren’t interested in them anymore. Seems like they’ve gotten bored of them since they’ve gotten older. Even though we’ve gotten sizes to fit their age and size. I feel like I’ve bought every toy that is “Extreme Chewers” 🙄. Bella will pick the K9 toy up out of nowhere everyday and throw it up, catch it, run outside play Tug o war with Milly. And tug o war with all of the family. It’s durable, no teeth marks, no punctures, no pieces. She’s definitely tried to tear it apart! And nothing! Finally! A safe toy I don’t have to worry about! And it’s fun for the whole family! I’ve had this since Christmas and I think it’s gonna be here to stay. So glad I’ve purchased and will definitely be recommending this toy to other dog owners. (Video and photos attached)

I am so happy that someone finally found a way to make a toy the dogs can’t destroy. I bought this ring for my black lab/German shepherd mix and Rottweiler two years ago, it is still intact! They still love playing with it and play tug-of-war with it. I highly recommend this for aggressive chewers!

Monster K9 Toys are tough! My wife and I adopted an 8-month-old Pitt Bull Terrier from a local shelter and have had the pleasure of watching our little pitty destroy each and every toy we bought for her. My oldest daughter bout her what was supposed to be an indestructible fish toy only to watch the little fishy be ripped apart in a matter of minutes before our very eyes. The Ultra-durable Chew Ring has stood the test of time for 1 month and shows no signs of damage other than very small teeth marks. Our pup gave it her best shot and stopped chewy it for a few days because she was frustrated with it. Now, it's her go-to toy for playing fetch and tug of war. If you have a destructive dog, get one of these for a long time toy and keep a few cheap tennis balls around so they can feel like they have chewed up something. We will be buying more of the Monster K9 toys for our pup.

Got a four year old large dog two years ago. One of the first toys I got her was a large black kong. In short, she destroyed it in the blink of an eye, literally! I turned my head for a second an when I looked back it was in pieces, only about half of the Kong was intact. After some time searching and trying different things i found this ring. She had it for almost two years chewing on it a lot. She gets anxiety, and when she does she will chew on this for a good 15 minutes, maybe more, several times a day. We call it her pacifier. It took two years of this for it to start looking like she might be able to destroy it. Not taking any chances, even though the old one might still have some life left, we got her a new one.

Tough ring, my mastiffs love it.

I’m shocked this item isn’t five stars for everyone. I have tried numerous “indestructible” or “virtually indestructible” chew toys, including the two most expensive options from Goughnuts, which were both utterly destroyed in days, as well as the red rubber tug of war chew toy from Canadian Tire and a hollow treat dispensing tractor tire made by Kong which were destroyed even quicker. I can’t believe this toy is still going strong and there are barely any puncture marks and no chunks gone. I’m very happy to have found it and couldn’t recommend it more.

I’ve had this for about 5 months now and my XL American bully who is a power chewer, hasn’t even made a dent in it!It’s expensive but WORTH IT. You would spend the same amount of money on multiple toys, why not spend it on one that you can rely on lasting!

My 18 month old Cane Corso loves this toy. She carries it around with her everywhere. She sleeps beside it, on top of it and even with it still in her mouth. She is a very aggressive chewer but, to my surprise, she has not destroyed this toy. It's as good as the day I bought it few months ago.

I bought this toy under the impression that it would be a good toy for my boy to chew on and for the price I was expecting it to last longer than 1 hour. I have a 1.4 year old American bully and he had no issue shredding the thing. I would love to get a refund for the toy but not sure how to go about it. On the positive side it has lasted the longest out of all the rubber chew toys we have bought him. We now buy him gorilla chews and they seem to last a little longer but are messy.