Kong Wobbler Dog Toy For Sale (2024 Update)

My dogs love these. Not going to lie, when I first purchased these, I didn’t really understand how they worked. I would fill with treats then feel disappointed when it only entertained my dogs 10 minutes. I have since adopted a hyperactive Labrador; while researching ways to calm him down, kongs kept coming up in the blogs. I watched some videos on how to use them for training purposes and have learned how to stuff them in a way that keeps my dogs entertained for a long time. I use a combination of kibble, canned dog food, and other healthy food options, layer it all in the Kong, then freeze. My dogs are stupid excited to see me pull these out of the freezer. I always buy a size larger than I think I need to ensure my dogs don’t choke or get their tongues stuck and that’s worked out great. Very happy with these, we have about 12 of them. Totally recommend to anyone with dogs.shara.m

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

My dogs had this for about a year. He’s a 22 lb Italian Greyhound mix who isn’t destructive (the pic attached is him 🥰). I included this information because I can’t vouch for the durability if you have a chewer. The material seems durable though. It does have a rubber smell that is kind of annoying and it takes a long time to go away. If you’re sensitive to smell you might want to avoid this. It seems to smell the most like rubber when you wash it. It’s easy to wash. I use a little bit of dish soap and hot water to wash it after every use. You don’t have to use the Kong spray in this. You can fill it up with whatever treat/food you want.simply.b

My dogs love these. Not going to lie, when I first purchased these, I didn’t really understand how they worked. I would fill with treats then feel disappointed when it only entertained my dogs 10 minutes. I have since adopted a hyperactive Labrador; while researching ways to calm him down, kongs kept coming up in the blogs. I watched some videos on how to use them for training purposes and have learned how to stuff them in a way that keeps my dogs entertained for a long time. I use a combination of kibble, canned dog food, and other healthy food options, layer it all in the Kong, then freeze. My dogs are stupid excited to see me pull these out of the freezer. I always buy a size larger than I think I need to ensure my dogs don’t choke or get their tongues stuck and that’s worked out great. Very happy with these, we have about 12 of them. Totally recommend to anyone with dogs.shara.m

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

My dogs had this for about a year. He’s a 22 lb Italian Greyhound mix who isn’t destructive (the pic attached is him 🥰). I included this information because I can’t vouch for the durability if you have a chewer. The material seems durable though. It does have a rubber smell that is kind of annoying and it takes a long time to go away. If you’re sensitive to smell you might want to avoid this. It seems to smell the most like rubber when you wash it. It’s easy to wash. I use a little bit of dish soap and hot water to wash it after every use. You don’t have to use the Kong spray in this. You can fill it up with whatever treat/food you want.simply.b

The Kong Bounzer is completely different than the original Kong that you fill with treats or the squeeze flavor stuff. It is shaped similarly, but they serve completely different purposes. The Bounzer comes in medium, large, and extra-large. My dog is about 15 lbs and the medium is about as big as he can handle. This is almost like a ball that's shaped like a giant Kong with a handle on top. It's hollow and made of a thick rubber. It has a teeny tiny hole on the bottom that allows air in and out when you squeeze it, like a squeaker toy, but doesn't make any sound other than air being pushed out. It bounces incredibly high with little control, so you have to be careful on the house, but my dog is absolutely obsessed. My dog destroys toys, like pulls stuffing out in minutes and loves to strip tennis balls of their felt covering, but he has not destroyed this toy. It's definitely in his top three, if not his favorite toy.jennica.b

I gave the xl bounzer to my 19 month old English Staffy at 6.00pm so I could watch the News in peace. By 6.07 pm she had chewed the first hole and by 6.14 the hole was big enough for her to put her head in it. Her first bounzer lasted a couple of hours and I was hoping to get a better value out of this one. If it was possible to give this item zero stars I would. Kong used to be so reliable but sadly their products these days are rubbush (other than the original Kong and Kong ball).Amanda

We got this for our dog when he was a puppy because he is a chewer. He still likes to chew on toys and he is 2 year old rottie. We also have a boxer-rottie who likes to fight with the other dog over this toy. It is durable for big dogs and can really tug at it without breaking it. I believe there is also a black kong which is more durable. This is also good to put treats and peanut butter in to distract the dogs for awhile. Overall great product! It has lasted us over two years with almost daily use by large dogs.julya.n

My dogs love these. Not going to lie, when I first purchased these, I didn’t really understand how they worked. I would fill with treats then feel disappointed when it only entertained my dogs 10 minutes. I have since adopted a hyperactive Labrador; while researching ways to calm him down, kongs kept coming up in the blogs. I watched some videos on how to use them for training purposes and have learned how to stuff them in a way that keeps my dogs entertained for a long time. I use a combination of kibble, canned dog food, and other healthy food options, layer it all in the Kong, then freeze. My dogs are stupid excited to see me pull these out of the freezer. I always buy a size larger than I think I need to ensure my dogs don’t choke or get their tongues stuck and that’s worked out great. Very happy with these, we have about 12 of them. Totally recommend to anyone with dogs.shara.m

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

My dogs had this for about a year. He’s a 22 lb Italian Greyhound mix who isn’t destructive (the pic attached is him 🥰). I included this information because I can’t vouch for the durability if you have a chewer. The material seems durable though. It does have a rubber smell that is kind of annoying and it takes a long time to go away. If you’re sensitive to smell you might want to avoid this. It seems to smell the most like rubber when you wash it. It’s easy to wash. I use a little bit of dish soap and hot water to wash it after every use. You don’t have to use the Kong spray in this. You can fill it up with whatever treat/food you want.simply.b

Our 6-year-old British Shorthair cat loves this so much he prefers to eat his kibble from it instead of his bowl. And our Boston Terrier Rudy can't get into it so it can be left on the ground, unlike Digby's food bowl which has to be kept up high away from the dog! Had it for years, highly recommend it!Ngaire

The only reason I have put it is fair is because for me it was a waste of money, my cat played with it once. The transparent top is made of a hard plastic, so when my cat hit it with her paw to try and get food out, it flipped back and then knocked her in the nose. Obviously, she wasn’t impressed so never went near it again. We even tried not putting food in her bowl for a whole day to try coax her into using it. It didn’t work. We left it out for over a month, no joy. Maybe it can be made of a softer rubbery material. After all the pet doesn’t really need to see it, smell would suffice. Maybe dogs are more suited to this product.Niccijane

I felt my cat needed some more enrichment and mental stimulation, and seeing her work out to get the rewards from her Kong has been great. She enjoys it! My only disappointment is that the tail came loose after only a few days of use, and she pulls it out now each time that she plays with it. But it's given her another challenge to navigateHolly G

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

I bought the large dumbbell toy for my Staffordshire Bull Terrier to play with and the brand Kong are mostly indestructible. Shell play and chew on it for hours. She's managed to chew off the yellow outer skin on one of the dumbbells. But not destroyed it, yet! I'll only let my young girl have soft toys to play with it when supervised though as I left her with two kong toys she'd had for Christmas day. I was only gone 3 hours and the l Kong tennis ball had been chewed into pieces of rubber all over her XL crate. She is a chewer. So I wouldn't leave her unattended with any Kong soft kong toys in case of her doing the same and swallowing pieces. Fast deliverycraddoad

I have to start off by saying this was Enzos favorite toy of all!! He absolutely loved it. Picked out from the rest the moment he saw it. It's not as strong as I would like it to be be but I found it to be affordable for the size and quality of the product . It lasted a couple of days and then he started tearing off the material to get to the squeaker as its always the first to go in a toy. He still played with the naked ball until he finally chewed it up. I will defiantly be purchasing one for the Christmas stocking this year. I will most definitely suggest this to dog owners.melissa.j

We ordered this for out dog. He loves to catch and chase toys so we thought this would be perfect. Sadly it didn’t last. My dog is not a chewer but the material was separated from the rubber lines and fell apart! We got it on Friday night and it’s Sunday afternoon and this is what it looks like.Kooper pup

Good size for a beagle and very popular with him. It isn't that easy to squeak, which is fine by me, but Jasper puts his heart into it and gets enough squeaking out of the bone to make him happy.HoundMom3

I am super happy with this toy. My cocker spaniel loves squeaky toys but always destroys the squeaker part within 5 minutes. She has had this toy for nearly a month and it is all still in one piece! The Squeaker is hidden under the fabric so she can't get her teeth in it, and we haven't had any issue with her pulling the fluff off like others have mentioned. We are very happy to have found this toy, it is her new favourite 🙂Zoe

Took less than 10 minutes for my dog to pull the yellow covering off. When I called Kong, they told me, "It's not a chew toy." What, they think dogs hold toys in their paws to play? Beware, most Kong toys are now labelled "Not a chew toy" which means they are not guaranteed against your dog damaging them with his mouth. The "Kong" name means nothing in terms of quality or guarantee anymore. They sent me coupons for what they said the value of the toy was, which was not nearly what the store charged, when we went to use them, we were told that they were not actual coupons, we had to buy the toy, submit the receipt and the "coupons" in to Kong, who would then mail us a rebate. Seriously??? Not going to spend any of my money on a Kong product again. There are plenty of others of real quality.NoMoreKong

KONG brand never fails to impress me!! Got this for my 5 month old puppy hoping to keep him occupied, and I have to say that this toy is a godsend! I’ve always fed my pup with a slow feeding bowl, but he still manages to scarf everything down in less than 5 min! I then moved him up to a food dispensing ball with the ball set to the smallest hole. This also fed him fairly quickly, and not only that, but it made a loud racket whenever my puppy would play with it. Not exactly ideal if you’re trying to spare a couple quiet moments to yourself while your pup is eating. This toy not only keeps my puppy occupied for his entire feeding time (20-30 min), but is so quiet that when we first got it I had to check in on him to make sure he was still eating. To my surprise, he was! Quiet and difficult for my furry little vacuum to gobble down! It’s perfect! I also just discovered that it has a middle compartment that you can pop out for even more ways to feed your dog. I think it might be a little easier for my dog to eat it that way, but it was nice to have been given the option, especially for other dogs that may not be as food-crazy as my pup is. Overall, a quality product that I am very pleased with. Will definitely be feeding my pup with this for years to come (since it’s also a very thick, sturdy plastic that I suspect will last quite some time).Kskfnfngn

I’m a dog trainer and ardent believer in the power of food toys. Our house owns most of them :)! While Kong food & treat toys are usually huge hits in our house, this one was a miss. The bottom is weighted (same as the Wobbler.) It’s loud and clunky when played with. My pups who are accustomed to pushing toys with their snouts, awkwardly dance around the rim trying to find a comfortable location to make contact with this. To fill this, you flip it upside down and unscrew the blue bottom from the green food resivoir. Once filled, you need to screw the blue bottomback on (while everything is still upside down.) We have yet to screw this back together correctly. And, when I flip it back over for the pups to use, about 1/4th of the food escapes (into the center) making it an easy feeding bowl. Not my favorite from Kong definitely not for nervous pups. Seems durable, but, might just become a dust collector.Emily

Was great for the first 3 uses until my dog unscrewed it and chewed the rim of the lid – No longer useful. Product says keeps pet entertained for hours but took mine 10 mins or less each time to finish. Definitely not one to leave alone with your dogJess

I bought this toy last week for my mid-sized hunting dog hoping that it was as durable as the tag claimed it was. Within an hour of playing, my dog had torn it open and removed both of the squeakers and all of the stuffing. The product looks good but not worth $14 if it isn't any more durable than competitors.ChicagoFleetGuy

Kong Honkers large duck – great size – hard wearing, a first for our sighthound – lots of crackly bits and a fab quack! – would recommend.Nikki B

This is great for any small dog. Mine is about 15lbs and a very aggressive chewer. It's hard to find toys for her because she is small and needs tough toys. This one is perfect for her. She will tear it up eventually, but it last longer than any other toy I can find. It's easy for her to pick up and carry around with her little mouth. I find it hard to find toys small enough yet tough enough. This is it. Baxter Boo has a great price for this! My local big box store (where I first bought one) charges $16! I highly recommend this toy as it is so much fun for both of us. It's great for playing tug-o-war and fetch.Cathedral City

This wubba is really durable, survives hours of tug of war with two Pointers, with the added fun of nibbling all of those ears. We have had a couple of wubba's, our girls love them and it is the longest lasting toy that we've had!Karin

We were so happy to find the floppy Ears small dog toy, as our mini dachshund loves these animal wubbas. However, we ordered 2 of the leopard floppy ears, and we received 2 giraffe ones. Our little guy prefers the leopard, (not sure why) so it took him awhile to play with the giraffe. Oh well, he is now playing like crazy with the giraffe. We wish we would have received the leopards like we had ordered.Sherry

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

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

…even after she tore it up! It is pretty durable but she is a mighty chewer. At first she was not interested, but once she played with it once, she was hooked! So much fun to watch her play with it and the noise is funny. Once she figured out it squeaked too, she started chewing more (as with all squeak toys) but I must say it put up a valiant fight. Lasted for weeks instead of and is still mostly together. Thank you. I am ordering a new one for her surprise!ilovesuki

I think the toy itself is kinda cool however my dog is completely terrified by it. The wobbling motion along with the haunting noise it makes, made my dog run for his life (literally!) While I found it amusing to watch take off, he won't go anywhere near it. 🙁 I'm going to donate it to a braver dog 🙂fischy07

Other King toys outlasted our other 2 corgis. This toy was great out of the box! Great stimulation and evening entertainment for 8 month old puppy. He’s 25 pounds of active energy. The softer plastic is now cracked on both ends and the sound is decreased. We have taken it out of toy rotation and our back to 2 other King toys. Any chance this could be the same plastic as stronger lime green plastic? On blabber ball? This is hardly chewed up. Making the size larger in diameter would help if the handle sizes remained same spacing. Other “large “ Kong ball fits under the couch skirt too easily, 2 x the diameter would make a better herding ball for this corgi!Andrea L1

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

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

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

If your dog is like my dog, there is that ONE toy that they neglect 35 other toys for and choose every time. This is THAT TOY. My Riley is a 70-ish-lb lab and is a pretty medium chewer. Not soft by any means, but she’s pretty cool about damage control when she wants a toy to last. Is our Wubba a little worn and torn? Yes. Is it still holding up over a year later? Yes. Is it still her absolute favorite toy out of all the other toys? You know it. She grabs it by the fabric ends and whips it back and forth or throws it. “Wubba” has become a common household word for us. It’s that good, and it’s Riley-approved.Lu718

My review is for the XLarge KONG Wubba – NOT the small. MY dogs are nuts about KONG Wubba's. A couple of generations of Scotties have now had these toys – I've tried XL/L/M – prefer the XL. Scottish Terriers have extremely powerful jaws and set upon these toys with just one thing in mind – KILL IT!!! They relish in shaking the toy and are further encouraged in their endeavours as the "tails" of the toy make a flappity-flap sound. I do not allow the dogs to play with their Wubba's for long – as they truly do kill them. So I rescue the Wubba's and place them in a toy box that is hidden in a closet. Each night after we Pet Parents have had dinner, I remove the toy box and the "boys" may select a toy of choice, Well, if there are Wubba's in that box – that is the #1 in choice. When the dogs have finally "killed" the toys; they still play even though the squeaker has died – usually the first thing that goes. The fabric is durable and there are no parts that can be ingested by a pet. The best part is when I pony up for a new pair of Wubba's and laugh madly as the "boys" set upon them yet again. Each one wants the others Wubba, and they are almost delirious with joy. If you need a good laugh, invest in a Wubba and watch your pet darn knock itself out – it is worth the $$'s – trust me. WARNING: Just know that there are knock-offs on these toys. With pseudo Wubba's, the fabric rips and the exposed interior parts – either hard plastic or metal – will make your dogs mouths bleed. I urge you to select the real McCoy.BB1Mum

We have a 9 year old staffy X fox terrier who loves to chew and also throw toys around. We got this because we read how durable it was. However after a few months she'd managed to put a hole in it and the string stuff that comes off it is kind of dangerous if ingested… She swallowed a huge wad of string and we had to call the vet in fear of a blockage in her bowel… Just be warned and be careful and monitor your pet if they have a strong chew.Kara

Bought dragon kong shaker for 9 month old wolfhound puppy, given on Christmas day, destroyed by Boxing day. Finding it virtually impossible to find toys that last, but one day is not great, hence low scores across the board. Would probably be great for a smaller breed.Anonymous

My dog made teeth marks all over it in a light playing session. She is still a puppy and not very aggressive. I took it away before she ripped it but it will not last long. But it is super cute and has different textures maybe a dog that doesnt really play but cuddles would do less damage.emptymycloset4me