Black Kong Dog Toy For Sale (2024 Update)

Really quick delivery and looks great, a lot smaller than I imagined I bought a medium/large and it was just a bit bigger than my hand but it was too small to play with my dog with it she kept accidentally biting my fingers! She loved carrying it round and was her favourite toy for little bit, however she promptly chewed it to pieces within 4hours which I was very disappointed with as it was more expensive than other toys and needed something she wouldnt destroy. I bought it because she cant chew through her kong extreme so its not as durable as the other kong toys as it makes out, if youre looking for a durable toy for a dog that likes to chew I wouldnt recommend it for other dogs its a good toy.cjoh8519

I was a little weary ordering this bc some of the reviews said their dog chewed though it easy, but unless their dogs are like part shark and robot—-bc my dog is a big time on purpose destroyer of all toys and big time chewer, she destroyed all her stuff within 24 hours. Next day I went and bought this and she cant even put a dent in it, this toy is pretty tough! Im very pleased with its durability! I do think adding a treat in it makes it more "fun" for the dog, but even without we play fetch with it and she likes it. I recommend.ARoemisch

I bought this toy a few years ago in store at Petco for my 50lb hound/pit mix, she's 5 now, and this has been her favorite toy by a long shot. I actually came on here to look at buying her a second one because she loses it on occasion, usually under furniture or down along the side of my bed, but once I find it for her, she's absolutely ecstatic and will run around in circles barking with joy to have it back. I don't even have to put anything in it, she just loves it as is, though I will on occasion put the kong sweet potato stuff'n in it if she's bored enough. It's also worth noting that she tends to chew straight through almost any toys I get her, but has only ever destroyed one kong toy and it was only because my 75lb husky has broken it first, so whenever I'm looking for new toys for her I go straight to the kong section.Kimiix

You needed a bigger size. Generally, I would recommend sizing up once or twice anyway. The smaller ones are too small and not as thick of material therefore easier for any size dog to tear up. Additionally, if the toy isn’t full of snacks, take it away. Don’t let them chew on the toy itself just as a chew toy. That is another reason why the toy may get damaged. If the dog is focused on getting the snack out, they’ll be much less focused on destructive behaviors and tearing things apart. If you have a puppy, remember they teethe and it HURTS. They self sooth by chewing. Give them things it’s okay to chew on/destroy like Nyla bones (which seriously last forever even in strong determined breeds). Last thing to mention, is that if you really want to go with indestructible, prefer something that’ll keep them busy for a lot longer periods of time, then get the weighted feeder kong balls. I put some dog food into ours along with some soft small very strong smelling treats and my dogs work on this for HOURS. It’s how they get their meals or at least part of their meal each day. You can fed the whole meal this way if you want. They come in different sizes but the biggest size has worked perfectly for all of my dogs (weights range from 35 to 150lbs). They knock it over and the snack or treat falls out of a little hole. Then they keep working on it little by little, it’s really a great option for keeping them distracted! Just be sure to take it away when they’re not using it anymore so they don’t learn to guard it. This is true with any toy, treat, bone, or food. Offer a few times a day then take away when they’re no longer interested. Free feeding is one of the worst habits to start and makes it difficult for owners to tell quickly when something is off with their pet. I learned this the hard way! (Google this if you don’t believe me) I would still consider these Kong balls to be indestructible IF you use them properly. I have huge, strong dogs, a sharp toothed and very busy heeler and both have had theirs for 4 years without incident and not even a puncture mark into either one. I filled with “mini” milk bones and broken in half “small” milk bones but just read another reviewer said they freeze theirs with pnut butter and treats inside. Sounds messy but sounds like a great idea! Cant wait to try! Hope this helps!Momzymo

Amazing! Amazing at entertainment for my dog. Love how we can stick big treats in there and keep him busy whenever we have to leave the house. I think it's a must for training your dog. Be sure to replace it whenever there is damage. As I know a friend's dog had a piece of Kong stuck in his intestine and had to get surgery to remove it. So best to keep the toy until you notice any wear or tear. I like how it has multiple sizes and has really good durability.. this is a really good investment for your dog! We have found many creative ways to entertain our husky/German shep/malamute mutt who has high energy and high affinity to treats. 10/10 would recommend. There's also some Kong specific treats you can find meant to fit into the toy to make it very difficult for the dog to remove it. We like that there is a lot of creative ways to use it. We had two on rotation for when our puppy was teething and needed a lot of attention. Frozen treats allowed for the pup to work on the kong. We use it at home mainly but we do bring it over to our friends house when our dog is staying the night because we are out of town. It's just another tool they can use if they find he needs to calm down and focus instead of rambunctious and playing.terri.n

This is the old classic rubber Kong dog toy. I have the regular size and the small size for my boxer and for my Boston terrier. Its shape causes it to bounce in random directions. My dog absolutely loves this toy. I've put everything in that thing. I have broken up some single ingredient treats and stuffed them in Kong. We refer to my dogs as having ADHD, or a very SHORT attention span, but not with this toy they absolutely love it!! . I put treats as well as peanut butter bananas or yogurt then put them in the freezer. The freezing slows down their ability to clean out the inside quickly so the game lasts a little longer. The rubber is hard enough so they cannot chew through it yet soft on their teeth and gums. The hole is large enough to easily fill the inside as well as wash out the inside after use. Definitely buy multiples so that there are some in the freezer ready to go on those hot days or on those days that you just need a little time to get something done while your dog is occupied. All in all I completely recommend these toys for all dogs of any shape and size.Ysabel

My dogs DESTROY toys. It doesnt really matter what kind of toy or how "indestructible" it's supposed to be, within minutes I'm picking pieces up off the floor. This frisbee however, is a God sent! My 4 large dogs (pitbull, pitbull-boxer, boxer-rottweiler, and husky) can all grab a hold and tug each other around for hours! We started with the original frisbee, and while the dogs loved it, eventually the whole middle came out, however they still thoroughly enjoy their long "ring" lol. When we repurchased we decided to go for the extra strength version, and so far (over a year later…) it's still in one piece going strong! I highly recommend this toys to any dog owner, especially if your dog like to sit and tear at toys!jessica.l

Excellent to get my staffy x heart rate up, hes absolutely worn out after a 20 minute flyer session. However, if i dont take it off him and keep him chasing it when he returns it to me, itll get chewed very quickly. Its very thin albeit kong material. Keep it moving and youll be fine. Not sure whats extreme about it but my staffy x loves it.Greg

The only toy my dog hasn’t ripped to shreds. And for reference, he has ripped up the regular red kong. Plus, it keeps him entertained for hours. The trick is to stick a bone or other chewing treat in there that’s just a hair larger than the opening, so it really takes so work to get it out of there. We usually take it away from our dog after some time so he never gets bored of it, and we stick it in the fridge (to prevent mold growing on the treat) and give it back the next day. CAUTION: If your dog doesn’t finish the contents within a few hours, always clean the toy out or stick it in the fridge. Kongs can be a breeding ground for toxic mold as half eaten treats and perishables can stick to the edges or be forgotten in there. We’ve seen some friends’ dogs suffer seizures due to this. But take care of it and you should have no issues 😊 Also be sure to monitor your dog’s intake of treats if you like to stuff this toy to the brim. It can fit enough treats to make any dog’s stomach upset, so limit how long they’ll have access to it.sonia.a

We have two medium to large sized pitbulls and we are overprotective of them… Paranoid they will hurt themselves with a chew toy is probably a better way to explain it. We have strong chewers and we have seen too many toys in the past not make it and almost get consumed (our biggest fear). kONG toys are THE best for strong chewers. We've had our kong toys for years, fill them with treats and peanut butter and for the most part they look as good as new. We never saw a KONG toy get ripped apart or almost consumed, NEVER. Very happy and highly recommend.erika.d

This Kong toy is the Best dog toy for big dogs that play hard and, chew. It stands up to the most aggressive chewers that I've had experience with. Owning American Staffordshire Terriers I needed a tough toy! This delivered. They would chew on toy, play tug with each other. I'd throw it and, they loved how it bounces all over the place making it even more fun to play with. You can stuff them with milk bones or peanut butter. They are so tough, they stood up to me running them over with the lawn mower lol, That should say it all for durability. Kong makes Awesome dog toys that Hold up! Most definitely recommend this productjennifer .p

Kong is a terrific brand for dogs, especially ones who are destructive and like to chew things. Our Konf is still in tact even through all of the biting and chewing it endures. It is Dishwasher safe, which comes in handy after it has been filled with snacks (peanut butter, bacon pieces). I often times freeze it so the treats inside are harder to get out. The toy has never cracked, chipped or lost a piece of silicone. It still looks brand new which is why Kong products are worth every penny and I highly recommend them.martina.s

Necessary Toy! I have a mini husky (AKK) he’s definitely a chewer and needs to constantly chew on something, this toy is absolutely durable and he loves to roll it around as well. When he was a puppy This toy was necessary for me to train him on being home alone, I would fill the inside with a sort of liver cream that Kong also sells ( ) and this would distract him for quite some time! Definitely recommend for tough chewers !cynthia.a

I LOVE the extreme chewer Kong and got these the day they came out. My two Siberian Huskies tore the regular red chews apart, so I was excited to see if these could hold up. I used the Ziggies and Sweet Potato Stuff’N to fill them then froze them over night. They went for hours and never finished in a day before dinner and walks. These became life savers when I had to run to the store, or had something to do. I could count on the mental stimulation keeping them busy and not destroying the house. They don’t even have teen marks which is saying so much!!! I’d absolutely recommend these to anyone whose dog is a destructive chewer!stephanie.t

Kong is a terrific brand for dogs, especially ones who are destructive and like to chew things. Our Konf is still in tact even through all of the biting and chewing it endures. It is Dishwasher safe, which comes in handy after it has been filled with snacks (peanut butter, bacon pieces). I often times freeze it so the treats inside are harder to get out. The toy has never cracked, chipped or lost a piece of silicone. It still looks brand new which is why Kong products are worth every penny and I highly recommend them.martina.s

Necessary Toy! I have a mini husky (AKK) he’s definitely a chewer and needs to constantly chew on something, this toy is absolutely durable and he loves to roll it around as well. When he was a puppy This toy was necessary for me to train him on being home alone, I would fill the inside with a sort of liver cream that Kong also sells ( ) and this would distract him for quite some time! Definitely recommend for tough chewers !cynthia.a

I LOVE the extreme chewer Kong and got these the day they came out. My two Siberian Huskies tore the regular red chews apart, so I was excited to see if these could hold up. I used the Ziggies and Sweet Potato Stuff’N to fill them then froze them over night. They went for hours and never finished in a day before dinner and walks. These became life savers when I had to run to the store, or had something to do. I could count on the mental stimulation keeping them busy and not destroying the house. They don’t even have teen marks which is saying so much!!! I’d absolutely recommend these to anyone whose dog is a destructive chewer!stephanie.t

I put some peanut butter in the middle and it gives my dog hours of entertainment, it's robust and stimulates the mind. One of the best dog toys on the market today.karenlmobsby

Shipped to my door and these days I don't go out unless necessary. My dog loves his toy making it a true value and saves other things he might chewing other wise.r.r.dad

I bought this Kong for my 7 lb Chihuahua. I ordered a medium because I read the small is too small. I just can't get over the chemical smell emitting from it. I tried soaking it in sudsy water but it still has that smell to it. My dog won't play with it.annaw583

I cannot rave about this brush ENOUGH! I have a Pug, so as any pug owner can tell you, THEY SHED, and they shed like a big dog would. This brush is incredible for any short haired doggy. When you use it, brush in a circular motion and you can just watch all the loose hairs come up. I was shocked the first time I used this because the amount of hair that it picks up and takes off is nuts. I had been using a regular brush at first for short haired dogs, now I combine the two. I start off with this to loosen the hair, and follow with the regular brush to pick up anything that comes off. This is a miracle brush. It helps to reduce the amount of shedding as well, anakansha.m

OK, I have been humbled. I see you did post my review I wrote last week, where I gave this item only two stars. Well, my dog kept bringing it to me, so I did put in some snacks. They did have to be bigger, so they wouldn't fall out of the big hole all at once. My dog had so much fun with the holder and we use this every morning at 10:30, which is her "treat" time. I have changed this to 4 stars, please delete my last review, if possible. My dog taught me a good lesson…don't make quick decisions, you may have to eat crow.Teri

If you have a small breed, this is the Kong to get. It is a little softer than the regular Kong, so it makes it easier for a small breed to get to the yummies. We have a 12 lb. chihuahua mix and she would give up with the red Kong but this one keeps her occupied – frozen apple with some peanut butter or frozen green beans with a little peanut butter – a "pupsicle" that keeps her occupied doing a natural dog behavior.Walktadawg

My dogs DESTROY toys. It doesnt really matter what kind of toy or how "indestructible" it's supposed to be, within minutes I'm picking pieces up off the floor. This frisbee however, is a God sent! My 4 large dogs (pitbull, pitbull-boxer, boxer-rottweiler, and husky) can all grab a hold and tug each other around for hours! We started with the original frisbee, and while the dogs loved it, eventually the whole middle came out, however they still thoroughly enjoy their long "ring" lol. When we repurchased we decided to go for the extra strength version, and so far (over a year later…) it's still in one piece going strong! I highly recommend this toys to any dog owner, especially if your dog like to sit and tear at toys!jessica.l

Excellent to get my staffy x heart rate up, hes absolutely worn out after a 20 minute flyer session. However, if i dont take it off him and keep him chasing it when he returns it to me, itll get chewed very quickly. Its very thin albeit kong material. Keep it moving and youll be fine. Not sure whats extreme about it but my staffy x loves it.Greg

This is my 3rd Kong ball. My dog Loves the Medium/Large size. Unfortunately, the way they have the sizing, they have medium/large and large/extra large. The lg/extra lg is a bit too big for my 35 lb dog and I ordered it by accident seeing only the word “large.” Once Petco accepts returns in store again, I will be taking it back. I’ve purchased the med/lg size now as well as purchasing one for a friend. Took away one star for that confusing sizing. Easy to see when you’re in the store but when ordering online, too easy to make a mistake that can’t be easily returned.TBDarren

I bought this to replace a medium version that had been completely trashed. Unfortunately this hasn’t been as robust as I had hoped. The squeak broke almost immediately, followed by the disc where it is located. I only allow ‘supervised’ use, but it was done and dusted within about half an hour’s playtime (2 x 15 minute sessions). She hasn’t managed to remove the tennis ball yet, so we are still enjoying it and I do believe there is a limit to what I can expect given my dog’s size/breed. She absolutely loves it, so I am happy!Caroline M

Just unboxed this and for Maverick 2yr old whippet, it was love at first squeak. Hasn't made it outside yet and he has worn him self out (yippee). He loves it, but hes now sleeping to recover😆 Would definitely recommend, but only comment would be that I won't be leaving it with him outside, as I think with some intense unsupervised chewing it might have a short life. Medium was a good size for usLucinda

My girl loves her frozen kong treats, I thought this would be a fun challenge. I found there are only very specific types of treats that fit in the holes on either end of this bone, and the \"tines\" inside the holes grip treats pretty tightly. I froze some wet food and treats overnight, but found my pup was only able to get her tongue a short way into each opening, and could never get the treats from the middle – she lost interest and gave up much faster than the traditional kong. I might suggest this for holding bully sticks or chews, but not for smaller or frozen treats.Frannie the dog

Leo is an extreme chewing Staffy and after a few days he was chewing pieces off it. After a week, he has it in a million pieces. This is definitely not for extreme chewers. Also, not worth the money as it lasted just as long as the rubber bone from Kmart. When I initially got it out of the packaging, I tried to bend it. And well, it flopped around like a hotdog. Just really flimsy to begin with so I didn't have the highest hopes that it would last very long. May the search for an extreme chew toy continue! Highly recommend the aussie ball btw 🙂 that thing is indestructibleTia

I have two puppies at home, and I made the mistake of only buying one… They absolutely love chewing on this toy. KONG products are the BEST, and durable!!Bacon and Nella

Have 2 aggressive chewers in my household & this is one of the kong toys I’ve owned that haven’t gotten destroyed. Definitely worth the money spentRoxy

Our dog was super excited when we brought this home. The ring is not extra large – I would say it’s medium. My god is an aggressive chewer and we have had the ring about 3 weeks now. It has some tears in it but no chunks out atleast!Lizzie

Our lab puppy loves to fetch and play with this toy. Only concern is when she shakes it wildly in her mouth she may knock herself out.Lablove

I don?t think it is appropriate for smaller dogs? when she tried to play with it.. the ball hit her in the head? you could tell she was seeing stars .. she hurt herself ? the rope is short and not much area for swinging .. anyway this is the first Kong product I have not been happy with ..DONNA

The rope measured 30cm. I was expecting much bigger from the picture. Ball attachment bounces well and has taken next to no damage from my heaviest chewing clients. Dogs who like tug games love this, dogs who want balls fall out of interest within minutes. I have had to re-thread and re-tie knots a couple of times after Houdini dogs which use their incisors to undo the knots have a play!Kimberly R

You needed a bigger size. Generally, I would recommend sizing up once or twice anyway. The smaller ones are too small and not as thick of material therefore easier for any size dog to tear up. Additionally, if the toy isn’t full of snacks, take it away. Don’t let them chew on the toy itself just as a chew toy. That is another reason why the toy may get damaged. If the dog is focused on getting the snack out, they’ll be much less focused on destructive behaviors and tearing things apart. If you have a puppy, remember they teethe and it HURTS. They self sooth by chewing. Give them things it’s okay to chew on/destroy like Nyla bones (which seriously last forever even in strong determined breeds). Last thing to mention, is that if you really want to go with indestructible, prefer something that’ll keep them busy for a lot longer periods of time, then get the weighted feeder kong balls. I put some dog food into ours along with some soft small very strong smelling treats and my dogs work on this for HOURS. It’s how they get their meals or at least part of their meal each day. You can fed the whole meal this way if you want. They come in different sizes but the biggest size has worked perfectly for all of my dogs (weights range from 35 to 150lbs). They knock it over and the snack or treat falls out of a little hole. Then they keep working on it little by little, it’s really a great option for keeping them distracted! Just be sure to take it away when they’re not using it anymore so they don’t learn to guard it. This is true with any toy, treat, bone, or food. Offer a few times a day then take away when they’re no longer interested. Free feeding is one of the worst habits to start and makes it difficult for owners to tell quickly when something is off with their pet. I learned this the hard way! (Google this if you don’t believe me) I would still consider these Kong balls to be indestructible IF you use them properly. I have huge, strong dogs, a sharp toothed and very busy heeler and both have had theirs for 4 years without incident and not even a puncture mark into either one. I filled with “mini” milk bones and broken in half “small” milk bones but just read another reviewer said they freeze theirs with pnut butter and treats inside. Sounds messy but sounds like a great idea! Cant wait to try! Hope this helps!Momzymo

Amazing! Amazing at entertainment for my dog. Love how we can stick big treats in there and keep him busy whenever we have to leave the house. I think it's a must for training your dog. Be sure to replace it whenever there is damage. As I know a friend's dog had a piece of Kong stuck in his intestine and had to get surgery to remove it. So best to keep the toy until you notice any wear or tear. I like how it has multiple sizes and has really good durability.. this is a really good investment for your dog! We have found many creative ways to entertain our husky/German shep/malamute mutt who has high energy and high affinity to treats. 10/10 would recommend. There's also some Kong specific treats you can find meant to fit into the toy to make it very difficult for the dog to remove it. We like that there is a lot of creative ways to use it. We had two on rotation for when our puppy was teething and needed a lot of attention. Frozen treats allowed for the pup to work on the kong. We use it at home mainly but we do bring it over to our friends house when our dog is staying the night because we are out of town. It's just another tool they can use if they find he needs to calm down and focus instead of rambunctious and playing.terri.n

This is the old classic rubber Kong dog toy. I have the regular size and the small size for my boxer and for my Boston terrier. Its shape causes it to bounce in random directions. My dog absolutely loves this toy. I've put everything in that thing. I have broken up some single ingredient treats and stuffed them in Kong. We refer to my dogs as having ADHD, or a very SHORT attention span, but not with this toy they absolutely love it!! . I put treats as well as peanut butter bananas or yogurt then put them in the freezer. The freezing slows down their ability to clean out the inside quickly so the game lasts a little longer. The rubber is hard enough so they cannot chew through it yet soft on their teeth and gums. The hole is large enough to easily fill the inside as well as wash out the inside after use. Definitely buy multiples so that there are some in the freezer ready to go on those hot days or on those days that you just need a little time to get something done while your dog is occupied. All in all I completely recommend these toys for all dogs of any shape and size.Ysabel

You needed a bigger size. Generally, I would recommend sizing up once or twice anyway. The smaller ones are too small and not as thick of material therefore easier for any size dog to tear up. Additionally, if the toy isn’t full of snacks, take it away. Don’t let them chew on the toy itself just as a chew toy. That is another reason why the toy may get damaged. If the dog is focused on getting the snack out, they’ll be much less focused on destructive behaviors and tearing things apart. If you have a puppy, remember they teethe and it HURTS. They self sooth by chewing. Give them things it’s okay to chew on/destroy like Nyla bones (which seriously last forever even in strong determined breeds). Last thing to mention, is that if you really want to go with indestructible, prefer something that’ll keep them busy for a lot longer periods of time, then get the weighted feeder kong balls. I put some dog food into ours along with some soft small very strong smelling treats and my dogs work on this for HOURS. It’s how they get their meals or at least part of their meal each day. You can fed the whole meal this way if you want. They come in different sizes but the biggest size has worked perfectly for all of my dogs (weights range from 35 to 150lbs). They knock it over and the snack or treat falls out of a little hole. Then they keep working on it little by little, it’s really a great option for keeping them distracted! Just be sure to take it away when they’re not using it anymore so they don’t learn to guard it. This is true with any toy, treat, bone, or food. Offer a few times a day then take away when they’re no longer interested. Free feeding is one of the worst habits to start and makes it difficult for owners to tell quickly when something is off with their pet. I learned this the hard way! (Google this if you don’t believe me) I would still consider these Kong balls to be indestructible IF you use them properly. I have huge, strong dogs, a sharp toothed and very busy heeler and both have had theirs for 4 years without incident and not even a puncture mark into either one. I filled with “mini” milk bones and broken in half “small” milk bones but just read another reviewer said they freeze theirs with pnut butter and treats inside. Sounds messy but sounds like a great idea! Cant wait to try! Hope this helps!Momzymo

Amazing! Amazing at entertainment for my dog. Love how we can stick big treats in there and keep him busy whenever we have to leave the house. I think it's a must for training your dog. Be sure to replace it whenever there is damage. As I know a friend's dog had a piece of Kong stuck in his intestine and had to get surgery to remove it. So best to keep the toy until you notice any wear or tear. I like how it has multiple sizes and has really good durability.. this is a really good investment for your dog! We have found many creative ways to entertain our husky/German shep/malamute mutt who has high energy and high affinity to treats. 10/10 would recommend. There's also some Kong specific treats you can find meant to fit into the toy to make it very difficult for the dog to remove it. We like that there is a lot of creative ways to use it. We had two on rotation for when our puppy was teething and needed a lot of attention. Frozen treats allowed for the pup to work on the kong. We use it at home mainly but we do bring it over to our friends house when our dog is staying the night because we are out of town. It's just another tool they can use if they find he needs to calm down and focus instead of rambunctious and playing.terri.n

This is the old classic rubber Kong dog toy. I have the regular size and the small size for my boxer and for my Boston terrier. Its shape causes it to bounce in random directions. My dog absolutely loves this toy. I've put everything in that thing. I have broken up some single ingredient treats and stuffed them in Kong. We refer to my dogs as having ADHD, or a very SHORT attention span, but not with this toy they absolutely love it!! . I put treats as well as peanut butter bananas or yogurt then put them in the freezer. The freezing slows down their ability to clean out the inside quickly so the game lasts a little longer. The rubber is hard enough so they cannot chew through it yet soft on their teeth and gums. The hole is large enough to easily fill the inside as well as wash out the inside after use. Definitely buy multiples so that there are some in the freezer ready to go on those hot days or on those days that you just need a little time to get something done while your dog is occupied. All in all I completely recommend these toys for all dogs of any shape and size.Ysabel