How long does a puppy kong last?8
58076
I bought it for my old Pit Bull because she has bad teeth and gums hoping she'd chew it a little to help strengthen her gums or at least clean her teeth some, but she showed no interest in chewing it or anything else at all. My younger dog who is a three year old Boxer/Whippet mix loved it and promptly chewed the handle in two, then left it. It now sits in their "toy box" untouched, so I can't really give you a good answer to your question. Sorry
58077
I bought two 1 year ago, one did not do well but the other I still have - I bought a second one 6 months ago and still have - I put peanut butter in them and freeze and give them to my 1yr old and 7 mth old almost every day.
58078
My dog outgrew the kong without destroying it, and she's quite a chewer. I took it out of her toy collection (she loves toys) because I was afraid she would swallow it whole. I found another one out in the yard recently that was sort of cracked and dried out from having been out there for a few months but overall they're really sturdy.
885240
Our dogs are 8 years old so this might be a little tough on puppy teeth. We have one at 20 pounds and one at 80 pounds and this works for both of them.
1618549
Not really, I have an 70 pound heavy chewing golden doodle and this treat ball only lasted 15 minutes...back to the drawing board. Nylabones are the only thing that lasts in our house, even the black Kong can't withstand my pup. :(
2019350
My puppy is 6 months, 30 lbs, and I would classify her as a moderate chewer. She's had it for a little while now. I got her the "giant" one. It's not all that easy for her to bring around, but she learned how, and it is standing the test of a puppy who is growing molars. She mostly only uses it when she gets into really aggressive chewing spurts. She mostly uses stuffed animals (they don't last long, but she loves 'em), a rope, and a red Kong bone.
1719232
My puppy is a toy poodle I've had since 8 wks n she has had plenty of room to grow. Hope that helps.
371678
I have a German Shepherd and 20 minutes is about the most any of these chews last. She loves them though........
2123259
They last about 4 weeks on our dog. We check each week and replace ones that have fallen off. It has been a huge savings to our wood floor.
2123261
They usually last one to two weeks on our active dog, but last three to four weeks on our cat. They would probably last longer on our cat but he chews them off.
2166344
I bought this toy for my son's dog as well as my own. My son's dog is an 8 month old lab/boxer mix that loves to chew, and the toy is still intact after more than a week of use.
437304
You might go through 4-5 a day with a small puppy in training. We keep one out for our dog in case we're away for a day so she rarely needs to use it but it sure comes in handy when she does. She used a few extra this winter because of the extreme cold but a bag of these lasts us a long time now that she's trained.
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My dog has been working on hers about 2 months and it's lost maybe an inch in length (started about 8 inches). She's a German Shepher/Husky mix, so she has a fairly strong jaw, but she's 4 years old, so she's also not chewing as frequently as a dog under 1 year might. My boss buys elk antlers for her rottweilers and they typically last those very strong (but older) dogs several months. If you're looking to get an antler, elk is definitely the species you want as they are the most dense and last the longest. White tail antlers don't tend to be much cheaper but are much softer and don't last nearly as long I've found from experience. My dog has been working on hers about 2 months and it's lost maybe an inch in length (started about 8 inches). She's a German Shepher/Husky mix, so she has a fairly strong jaw, but she's 4 years old, so she's also not chewing as frequently as a dog under 1 year might. My boss buys elk antlers for her rottweilers and they typically last those very strong (but older) dogs several months. If you're looking to get an antler, elk is definitely the species you want as they are the most dense and last the longest. White tail antlers don't tend to be much cheaper but are much softer and don't last... » Read More My dog has been working on hers about 2 months and it's lost maybe an inch in length (started about 8 inches). She's a German Shepher/Husky mix, so she has a fairly strong jaw, but she's 4 years old, so she's also not chewing as frequently as a dog under 1 year might. My boss buys elk antlers for her rottweilers and they typically last those very strong (but older) dogs several months. If you're looking to get an antler, elk is definitely the species you want as they are the most dense and last the longest. White tail antlers don't tend to be much cheaper but are much softer and don't last nearly as long I've found from experience. « Show Less
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They vary in size somewhat so you don't get an exact count in each bag. I would say approx eight dozen. I have two Rottweilers that chew these daily and the bag lasts about three weeks for me.
1642303
My German Shepherd pup has had his Beaver for 3 months now, and it's still going strong. It really depends how rough your dogs are. It's a lot more durable than most stuffed toys, but don't expect miracles :)
956231
My dog is quite a chewer, so it probably doesn't take her very long. But I can't be sure, because we give these treats when we have to crate her. I do know there's no way they last as long as rawhides, though. And be wary of the Nylabone chew toys with the sold surface. They're made in China, NOT the Healthy Edibles, which are still made here. And I won't let my dog have the ones from China, after she got really sick after chewing on one of them for several hours.
448790
My dog has been working on hers about 2 months and it's lost maybe an inch in length (started about 8 inches). She's a German Shepher/Husky mix, so she has a fairly strong jaw, but she's 4 years old, so she's also not chewing as frequently as a dog under 1 year might. My boss buys elk antlers for her rottweilers and they typically last those very strong (but older) dogs several months. If you're looking to get an antler, elk is definitely the species you want as they are the most dense and last the longest. White tail antlers don't tend to be much cheaper but are much softer and don't last nearly as long I've found from experience.
467240
I believe there are 120 soft chews in the container, although I haven't actually counted them. However, I have two GSDs and I give them each one in the morning and one in the evening with their food, so a total of four each day. This container lasts about one month. They have really helped my two dogs and they love them!
420255
For my dog, it's about twenty-eight (28) to thirty-two (32) days. It's like clockwork, though we have gone two weeks [late] without changing it depending on his sensitivities during a given time.