Goughnuts — Dog Toys for Aggressive Chewers | Virtually Indestructible Dog Toys for Large Breeds Such as Pit Bulls | Heavy Duty Dog Toy | Black

My dogs can't have anything nice. They chew through firehose toys, "Extreme Chewer - Super Duper Weaved - Quadruple Stitched - No Chewable Ends" toys you get at the local Walmart or pet store, and even the Kong Goodie Bone (Both the Classic and the Extreme).The only problem is that they just aren't that interested in it. I bought the Donut and the Stick version and they toss it around or gnaw on it every so often but they don't go to town on it like a Nylabone or the Kong Classic Dog Toy. It doesn't come flavored or scented, which my dogs don't care about because Kong products aren't either, however, it does have a more rubber(?) smell to it. Like the tire swing at your local park when you were a kid. That didn't seem to bother them they love playing tug of war with the donut shape for some reason, but when it comes to just chewing, they always default to the Kong. We've had bothe the donut and stick shapes for quite some time and they are still getting tossed around and played with so I'm giving 5 stars because they were destroyed the first day. In our house that is a testament to build quality. Maybe if they made a shape that could be stuffed with a treat or peanut butter it would open up to additional customers. I'd still recommend it. Dogs just have individual preferences.

Goughnuts arrived within 2 days. Bought one for our new rescue puppy and another for our 6-year-old Lab. The dogs LOVE them. They have been chewing and playing tug-of-war with them all afternoon and evening. Neither Goughnut shows any wear or the beginnings of falling apart. Our Lab can destroy an indestructible toy within minutes. They share toys, so the Lab is also chewing on the puppys smaller toy....and it's still in one, solid piece. Lives up to their advertisements. I'm over-the-moon happy with this toy. Well worth the money!!

Well, it's very durable, but my dog isn't interested in it! I think maybe I picked the wrong shape. It's a shame because it wasn't cheap. She's had it for about a week and she's only touched it a few times.

The only product that lasted for my canine strong and powerful jaw.

I've bought many a dog toy that stated it would last a long time and is the toughest toy made. 2 pitbulls and a lab husky mix destroy all of those toys in minutes including Kong toys. This toy has made it a week now and zero damage on the toys. I bought 1 to try out as they cost a bit more than other dog toys then bought 2 more. My issue with other toys that claim to be indestructible is they are not by a long shot and my dogs try to eat them after destroying them. If a dog manages to get piece's off this toy it'll probably be small enough to go through their system. I actually gave up on buying toys because of concerns I had to be present when the dogs had them after getting these I don't worry about that since my dogs have been chewing on these day and night and not a tooth mark is on the toys. These things are worth double the price.

This toy is very heavy and my pit-bull looses interest in it quickly. Also too small, so she cannot bite on it and have someone hold it as dogs like to pull things. I bought the ball version and she plays a lot with that. A redesign to make it more practical would make it great. Material itself is very very durable.

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6/27/22 updateSo it's been about 3 weeks now and My Pittie Loves this thing. There is literally no teeth marks on it. He goes and finds it after breakfast every morning and drops it at my feet (be careful it is heavy if your barefoot). He takes it with him outside to go to the bathroom. He has yet to get tired of it , so super happy so far.So... as other reviews have said, This things smells really bad. I have washed it, had it in my house for a couple days and I can still smell it. On the plus side... My dog (pittie) does not seem to care, and typically he destroys everything pretty quick and so far this thing has no teeth marks. Now... it is heavy so he does not whip it around like he does with his stuffys, but he still drug it to bed with him sat and sunday night so it does seem like he likes it. It's not cheap but if it even makes it a month or 2 it would pay for itself vs other toys. Lets see how it goes.

I am so pleasantly surprised by these!!! I am the skeptical dog parent of dogs that are VERY aggressive chewers who thrown tons of money away on the "non destructable," "tough" toys that claim to last even with aggressive chewers.For reference I have two dogs. A great dane boxer mix, who is 70lb, she is an aggressive chewer but things would last maybe a week. A pitbull mix, who is 59lb, he is a VERY aggressive chewer and has things destroyed within 10min, if we are lucky a "main chunk" of the destroyed toy may last a whole 24hrs.When I saw these I figured it would turn into the same story and was hesitant to click buy. After reading reveiws and the product description VERY carefully (to ensure I purchase the most fitting size/durability recommendation) I decided on the Medium, 30-70lb (Original size), Toughest HD Pro 50 (as the "color" choice). Then left I in my cart for a week to decided if I wanted to purchase it only to be heart broken like always. Finally, I clicked buy, and my pups and I excitedly awaited their arrival.My great dane mix knew the second brought them in there was something it that package for her! I opened them ready to see how indestructible these really where.Note: I recall reviews I read talking about smell. Okay so they so have a very 'tire factory' rubber smell, and if you touch it your hands they will smell like rubber. However the smell is not an issue for my dogs, and it doesn't seem to have a taste (if it does my dogs don't care, I wasn't as brave as the other reviewer who checked theirself).Now for the fun part! We released the toys to what we were sure would be their death, the dogs LOVED them, and like any new good toy, the dogs went to town chewing them and playing with them. They chewed and chewed till they couldn't any more, because their jaws were to tired!!!! The pit chewed on his, determined to kill it for TWO STRAIGHT HOURS! The pictures attached are from this first night.Today marks week THREE that we still have these toys and they are STILL all in one piece!!!! I am blown away by this. Now, the toys do have many more scuffs, holes and scratches but they are in one piece with no chunks missing. This has never happened in the life of a toy in my house!!! These toys are still a favorite and chewed/played with often.As a skeptical indestructible dog toy person, these toys and this company are a WIN! I have already recommended them to a friend and would highly recommend them to anyone. My only advice is throughly read the product description and guide to purchase the correct toy for your chewer. I hope this helps someone else find the forever toy for their pup!***UPDATE***It has been three months now, these toys are still alive and a favorite. I added two pictures to show them at two months in, sorry I meant to update this review then. My dogs have managed to get a few more chunks off one of them since then. But I have to stress how impressed I am with these toys, they are expensive, however, well worth the money because THEY DO LAST. We will be buying more just to have a different style.

Sadly the the toy is now deceased. My 1 year old Staffy took just 2 evenings to get to the red core of the toy.

I have to pay for return