KONG Wubba Friend Dog Toy, Large, Assorted

Great for retrieving, but don't let them them spend too much time with it. The ears and the head went first along with stuffing all over. Not for heavy chewers! Just use for retrieving as they'll love the squeaker on it. I ended up cutting the material off the top to save the body and the squeaker, pups favorite toy!

This is my pup’s favorite toy. We are on our 3rd, because he loves them so much. He’s not a big chewer, so they’ve lasted about a year each before they become too raggedy to play with.

it one of favorite, but didn't last very long, he is Rott/ pit mix, we have some other that didnt look like last 2 days lasted longer

My dogs love these toys. The small ball allows them to carry it around in their mouths. Neither of my dogs are aggressive chewers, so if your dog is, this might not be the toy. My dogs love to shake it, toss it and jump after it.

The original wubba has been my dog’s (standard size poodle mix) favorite for years. Those typically last several months, but he likes to chew the “arms” off, so I end up ordering a new one every six months or so. I decided to switch to the furry one, just to add variety of texture to Sully’s toys. He absolutely loves the furry one, and carries it pretty much everywhere with him. He waits much longer to chew the arms off, so ends up lasting a year or so. He loves to also play indoor fetch with this one. We did gift this toy(gotta start hiding my phone from Sully!) to a two dog household and was told they destroyed it in about 20 minutes.

This toy is well made and fabric is durable. I would have given 5 stars all around had the squeaker lasted more than 5 minutes. Aside from the squeaker issue, it's a great interactive toy my pup loves.

Multiple years, multiple dogs, KONG maintains their reputation for tough dog toys.

My dogs 🐕 love this toy. It is squeaky and durable. I have a couple of these and all are well loved. Despite extremely heavy use including being a tug-of-war "rope" they last forever. Even our oldest one that is close to 7 years old is mostly intact. I couldn't live without them.

Our fluffy wubba (we also had the nylon one) has just celebrated his fourth birthday today. He is still going strong and has out lasted most of my dogs other toys.Our dog has a habit of taking toys outside and leaving them in places that we don’t find for a while, and by the time we do they are usually beyond help. Luckily Wubba is made of stronger stuff and doesn’t seem to mind a few weeks living in the undergrowth or hedge. A quick spa session in the washing machine followed up by a blow dry in the dryer and he’s ready to be allowed back in the house.I’m not sure why our dog hasn’t chewed the hell out of his kongs, as he has had 3 and all of them are probably the longest serving toys he was ever graced with.Some toys have literally lasted minutes before he’s chewed off heads, feet, wings, squeakers etc yet for some reason the kong trio seem to be subject to some sort of immunity to annihilation - They are as immortal as the Queen.They have been worth every penny for hours of fun, durability, washability and also managing to survive a few run ins with the strimmer and mower (the nylon one didn’t see his birthday sadly, as he didn’t survive his third mower incident & got decapitated not so long ago, and we had to discreetly dispose of the evidence to avoid traumatising the dog who apparently didn’t seem to mind still carrying a head or headless body around).If and when fluffy Wubba ever shuffles off this mortal coil I have no hesitation in replacing him with a replica given how long this one has lasted. 4 years and counting for a dog chew toy which is well loved, is brilliant in my books.Here’s to fluffy Wubba’s fifth birthday!

Rufus loves these Kong wuba toys he has a little one I bought to see if he’d tear it apart in the summer in the photo too. He’s looked after that one well so I’ve bought him a bigger one. He’s chewed the ears off since yesterday when he opened it for Christmas but he’s not trying to tear it limb from limb so I think it will last :-). He likes it as a fetch game and he also cuddles it. It makes a different squeaking sound to other toys that he likes as well. He’s a big dog Labrador size and he does destroy toys but he sees this one as a game rather than prey.

The first thing I should point out is that unlike a number of other Kong products, these toys are not 'indestructible', nor are they advertised as such. They are pretty tough, but they're made from soft, fluffy fabric like a teddy bear, rather than the super-strong canvas-type material of Kong's more durable products. Having said that, our two dogs really enjoyed attacking it and it withstood some excitable and rough play, until our younger pup (a chewer) decided he wanted to see what was on the inside of the toy. It took him a while, but he was able to rip apart the stitching fairly easily, exposing the squeaky ball that makes up the toy's 'body'. In the end, we snipped off the lower half of the toy and pulled the ball out of the tattered remains of the top of the toy. Now the dogs have two toys! The lower part is still a firm favourite and the pair of them frequently enjoy tugging at it. It's held up really well. The squeaky ball is also lots of fun for them, although they have to be supervised when playing with it, since the squeaker can actually work loose and we'd prefer them not to chew/choke on that.

Our labrador is tough on toys, and Kong is one of the few brands that lasts more than seconds in her mouth. We ordered the XL toy, and received the grey rabbit(? I think it's a rabbit. We're calling it rabbit.) She LOVES it. It has a loud and very satisfying squeak, which requires quite a lot of pressure from strong labrador jaws. You can pick it up in your mouth and shake it and the legs(?) whip round bashing you in the face, which is fun. It can be thrown easily so makes a great toy for retrieving games, though the fabric means it's not ideal for outdoors. The soft parts (legs, ears, face, fur) so far have held up better than I expected - the toy isn't suitable for more than very gentle tug games as the fabric would rip, and won't withstand determined chewing, though it's tougher than I thought. Dog now knows the name 'rabbit' and will run to fetch it if you say the word, so I'm hoping it will continue to resist her destructive jaws.

These are really well made strong dog toys for large dogs that like to play "pulling" games with their toys. They are not cheap, but really do outlast the cheaper toys by a long way. The only downside is you do not know which one of the "friends" you are going to get and each time we seem to get the same one!