KONG Wubba Dog Toy, Large, Colors Vary

Last 3 times the squeaker inside the toy was spoilt and they didn't do refund

Another toy from Kong that doesn't last..I don't know why I spend so much on these expensive toys when they don't last (only one has so far!) its my own fault. Our doberman pup ripped the cover off the ball and I was disappointed to see the quality of the ball was only marginally better than a tennis ball.

This is the favourite toy and it normally lasts a year with a little bit of damage to the edges and the occcasional lose thread but all in all it's the most durable dog toy we have in the house. It's only being replaced to ensure that it's still intact and because pooch loves new things.Unlike other toys, the squeek lasts and has not broken even once in the 5 or 6 Wubbas we have had so far. The dog will nibble on the Wubba but not shred it, toss it into the air, bring it out in the garden, sleep with it, play tug with it, shake it, and walk around the house squeeking it endlessly.If you have a dog that shreds everything to pieces, the Wubba won't last either but I doubt you'll find anything that will, however, if you supervise your dog and play along rather than leaving your dog alone with the toy, then the Wubba is very, very durable. If your dogs is a "shredder", then give your dog some actual chewing action instead (e.g. a dried ox tendon or longer lasting item), don't expect the impossible even of Kong toys. However, if your dog plays rough but without shredding, then the Wubba will last a long time.I am so happy we discoved the Wubba years ago. It is one of the few toys we will leave out at all times as it's tried and tested over the years and we know that the dog won't take it apart and it doesn't pose a choking hazard.

It is a second wubba for my pups. First one was quite large and as he loves thrashing his toys to death (he is only a little cavachon but the wolf is still deep within him!) quite often he would slap himself with it. Of course he would not show any signs of discomfort, etc and would happily continue slapping himself and everything or everyone around him! Decided to throw it away after about a year as during the house move I didn't notice that it was left outside in the garden for a few days and so I thought he should get a new one. Ordered the small size this time but boy was I surprised. The small size is tiny being used to the "regular" one. Nevertheless, pup loves it more than the previous one I think as he didn't leave it alone for about 2-3 days straight. The only problem I have with these is that if you have a chewer or a thrasher, the squeaker won't last 5 minutes. Other than that, it is the usual good quality product from Kong.

The dogs(a staffy and a staffy/lab cross) love these! Though we did regret giving them one each together, I'm sure they were having a contest to make the most noise with the squeakers!They have lasted very well, withstanding lots of tug of war and chewing.Fortunately, from our point of view, they managed to kill the squeakers after a couple of weeks, with no damage to the rest of the toy.Have now replaced the original ones, as even the strongest toys won't withstand constant staffy abuse!

My puppy had the smaller version of this, and it lasted him a while. He eventually got through it and we figured, let's get him a big one which he won't be able to get through.WRONG.Within 20 minutes he was through the supposedly tough fabric and getting at the stuff inside. It's a good job I was supervising him otherwise he would have been very close to getting to the squeaker. I've tried a few Kong toys in the past and they seem so hot and miss. Some last, and some fall apart within minutes of chewing and playing.As you can see from the little guy's face, he was upset that I had to take his new toy away from him so quickly.Kong Wubbas......are wubbish.