KONG Wubba - Dog Toy for Tug of War & Fetch - Dog Supplies for Puppy & Dog Playtime - Outdoor & Indoor Dog Toy - for Small Dogs

does your dog LOVE squeaky toys? do all their squeaky toys become squeakless due to their extreme chewing? do you want to torture your housemates with the loudest squeaker ever when your dog decides 4am is the perfect time to play? then this is the toy for you!!! for real though, my extremely aggressive chewer loves these and i DO recommend it. BUT IT'S NOT DURABLE FOR EXTREME CHEWERS, ESPECIALLY WITHOUT SUPERVISION! for reference, my large dog is such a strong chewer that he breaks chunks off of yak cheese chews and chewed thru multiple black kong chew toys within 15ish minutes. (he only gets softened cheese chews now lol) he can chew off one of the arms within 15 minutes and nibble through the 'hairtie' thing at the top. however, he hasn't punctured it, can't rip/shred the arms into smaller pieces (only chew thru them to make smaller pieces), and can't rip the seams/threads, so i'd still recommend it! just be sure to supervise any heavy chewers, especially if they're toy eaters! but for real... OMG, these squeakers are seriously SO loud! compared to multiple other Kong toys and even other brands, it's hands down the loudest! i've bought 2 from Amazon and 3 in-store over the past 3 years and all of them have been LOOOOOUD. buyer beware lolol

The Kong Wubba save my couch pillows! I have what one might call a super chewer. She chews on everything including the corner of my couch pillows. However a Wubba will hold her attention! She loves to cary it around, and just enjoys playing with it and chewing it up. The quality is great because it takes her months to destroy it, and the. We just replace it! It has a thing rope like texture. The small ones are perfect for our 6lbs Chihuahua. It's thick enough to last a long time

I love the KONG Wubba Dog Toy! And so does my dog! The top round bit is a tough little knob, the larger round bit is a squeaky ball. The outer cover is a really sturdy woven nylon fabric. Mine came in the color red. I got size "Large" for my dog, and it was a perfect size for him. I have a 1 year old Australian Shepherd. He has a moderate chew drive. This toy stands up to his moderate chew drive very well. Rowdy's favorite way to "solo-play" with this toy is to shake it back and forth vigerously so that the ball is whacking him in the side, or if he is holding the ball, the tails are hitting him in the side. He also likes to toss it on the ground for himself to watch it bounce away, or push the squeaker with his nose with the toy on the floor. For "interactive play", we like to go outside and throw that sucker across the yard! Rowdy loves to chase it, it bounces somewhat erratically when he hits the ground, which makes for more mental stimulation for him. When Rowdy grabs it, he shakes it around as he does in "solo-play" while bringing it back to us, and then he returns it, eager for another toss. Occasionally he will want to play tug games when he returns it. And we let him decide! This toy is a great confidence builder, too. If you "let your dog win" the tug games more often than not, that is very good for their confidence level. And when he has to "figure it out" after the ball has bounced in unexpected directions, he sure feels proud of himself for being successful! It's great to watch my overly timid dog come out of his shell and develop the confidence he needs! Overall, I am thrilled with this toy! Though we haven't experienced it, I am fairly certain it would survive getting soaked by sprinklers and dry just fine. I do think, however, that I would not recommend this toy for anyone who has a "serious chewer". I do not believe the tails would stand up to very focused chewing. But for the average dog, I believe this is a great toy. And well worth it's cost.

First, let me say that the dogs LOVED this toy, so I would give it 5 stars for pup appeal. That said, it didn't last a month, so I gave it 3 stars for durability (see more about that below). Disappointing for a KONG toy, to say the least, but to be fair, we weren't strict about supervising play until we could see how it lasted. Having had such good luck with the Stuff-A-Ball, I wasn't too worried. I should have been. Construction: This was a big toy (as one might expect from a toy labelled "extra large"), and measured about 16" long and around 3" across the widest part of the body. The large "belly" ball is a large, soft rubber squeaker with a relatively high pitch that was quite loud. The small ball at the top was a standard "dog-safe" tennis ball. The whole apparatus is covered in a nylon "canvas" that is pretty durable for tug play. The cover is held in place with bands of the same fabric where the two balls meet and where the tail is joined to the bottom. That bottom band was the Wubba's downfall here. The dogs: Breque is a 35# Red Heeler/Kelpie mix, who is very high energy and hard-playing. She has outgrown chewing, but loves to work her powerful jaws on things (she can pop a new regulation tennis ball), and to shake and throw toys around. Lance is an 80# Lab-Pit mix, about 2 years old, who would much rather lie around and maul - not chew, maul - things. He picks threads to open toys so he can pull the squeakers out, de-furs fuzzy toys (picks the fur out one tuft at a time), unlaces shoes, and mauls anything with any sort of resistance. Breque could probably have played with the Wubba for a long time (in fact, she has a smaller version), but Lance mauled it in half. Literally. The fabric band at the base gathers the rest of the cover together and joins it to the tails. That means there are some small, semi-rigid pleats, and a lovely (and probably otherwise sturdy) band of fabric that just begs to be mauled. Lance picked at the pleats until they gave way and then chewed the tails off. On a good note: the tails have survived a lot of tugging and shaking and chewing since the demise of the original toy, and I stuffed the supersized squeaker in an old sock to make a new toy for supervised play. Unfortunately, the two just aren't as appealing as the original toy, so they don't get much attention unless there's a human involved. For supervised play or for dogs who have matured out of the chewing/mauling stage, I would still definitely recommend the Wubba. Our dogs loved it both for interactive play and as the go-to toy to entertain themselves, and we may try again once Lance gets past the Mr. Destructo stage.

This is an amazing toy for NON AGGRESSIVE chewers. I had these years ago for my Puggle and she loved them. They held up very well for her. With that being said, I purchased this for my Lab/pit mix and it only lasted 5 minuets and she had it in multiple pieces.

This is my dog favorite thing to carry around. It lasts about two weeks, he's a heavy chewer. WARNING: A friend's German Shepard got the squeaky ball out of the top and accidentally tucked it down his throat and died in his owner's arms. I take the squeaky ball out as soon as he rips the material.

My female pit mix loves this toy. She carries it around, shakes it, chews it, and just adores it. However, when I got it I knew right away that I could not leave her alone with it. If she ever sits down to go to town on it, it probably won't last more than a couple of minutes. Due to this, I only let her play with it for 5-10 minutes at a time and only supervised. If I see her settling down for a good chew, I take it away (or throw it to get her moving again). That said - this is a great, stimulating toy. She loves to drag it by the 'legs', shake it around, make it squeak - everything! The different chew 'zones' - the tennis ball top versus the squeaky middle - keep her entertained. The cloth is quite durable and unless she *really* wants to get through it, I think it will hold up well. This is a great toy - but be aware of your dog's tendencies and take them into account. If my girl ever does destroy it, I'll definitely get another. Edit 1/03/2013: I have been using the "Wubba" type of toy for 4 years now, and had to come back and upgrade my rating from 4 to 5 stars. Though it is not a chew toy, it stands up remarkably well to my very strong dog. Very few toys have lasted more than a minute as she *loves* to tear anything soft to pieces. Amazingly she will use this specific toy for good and not just destruction :) The main thing that gets these in the end is the tennis ball top. She is tennis ball crazy and *must* get the tennis ball out eventually. That being said, whenever she ruins her current one, we immediately go out and buy another. That kind of dedication must mean that it needs a 5 star rating! What has been working even better recently is the "Wubba Tugga" which has a squeaker but no tennis ball. Because she is not quite so driven to get the large squeaker out, it last much much longer. If your dog has one of these and can't leave the tennis ball inside alone, try the Tugga.

This is a great toy. My 25 lb. dog did manage to completely chew it up within a half hour to get both balls out of the top, so it's not as durable as it looks. The squeaker was a nice surprise though! The smaller ball in the top is a real tennis ball that she also managed to rip up within an hour.

Ein perfektes Hundespielzeug. Ich habe jetzt meinen dritten deutschen Boxer, alle haben dieses Spielzeug geliebt. Es ist sehr gut zum trainieren. Die Haltbarkeit ist Hervorragend. Für Hunde die auf Spielzeug gut ansprechen, die erste Wahl.

mon chiot l'adore, c'est son jouet préféré, très résistant. Mais je suis passé à la taille XL et le jouet s'est ouvert en haut laissant apparaitre la balle de tennis que mon chiot s'est empressé d'attaquer... résultat le taille s est toujours intacte en 6mois et le taille XL a été détruit en 1 semaine. J'ai perdu 15e mais je suppose qu'ils sont tous différents...

Parfait! Jouet très résistant et taille idéale pour mon petit chien (chihuahua). Il l'adore :-)

We have two rescued labrador. Not a single toy survived less than 2 min except kong. So Since 2015, we buying only kong products for our boys. Happy to say, directly from our pocket that Every product have been gratefully suvived (till this date) against our sharkteeth boys. One request from a dog parents Plz do not compromise with the product quality.. ever. And it would be better if u include some new toys in your list.

Great toy this is the second time I've bought it .. this time for my new pup...was my old ones favorite and is quickly gaining popularity with the new one