133 reviews forKONG Extreme Goodie Bone

After about half a day, the thing was in two pieces! Such a shame...

I've had several items from Kong before and was always impressed! But with this bone, the dog needs to have a lot of patience – it can only be played with after weeks of airing out!

For my three Labradors, it's always a highlight when I fill their Goodie Bones with dental care treats. The first one has already lasted three months now. I think it's great that they have to work for the treats and don't just "inhale" them. ;)

My dog loves it and sometimes spends up to 15 minutes playing with it. I'm thrilled!

I must admit that this bone definitely brought one of the biggest, but also one of the shortest moments of joy for my French Bulldog mix. The happiness lasted exactly 32 minutes – then we already had two halves... Such a shame.

My little 8-month-old Malinois girl managed to completely split the bone in about 5 minutes !!!!! Really such a shame, this was unfortunately a total waste of money - thank goodness the costs were reasonable :-(

Waste of money! My doberman puppy had this in pieces with in no time.

Waste of money. My doberman puppy had this in pieces with in no time.

My Staffy mix has very strong jaws, and nothing lasts long with him. However, this bone still looks as good as new (it's only been in use for a month). Great for filling with pâté (best to leave it in the freezer overnight, then it keeps him busy for ages) or treats, but he rarely plays with it when it's not filled, so I’m deducting one point.

My Rotti chews on it for ages – it’s been delivering on its promise for 2 years now ;) The sides can be filled with all sorts of things (as long as they don’t slip through), guaranteeing chewing fun.

A Boxer and a French Bulldog still haven’t managed to destroy the Bone Kong even after 7 months. Admittedly, the ends (where the liver sausage gets chewed out) have crumbled a bit. But even without filling, it gets played with enthusiastically every single day ;) They even prefer it to the regular Kongs, as it’s much easier to carry around. Highly recommended!

I thought this would be just the ticket for my young corgi. He loves chewing and usually destroys things before long. He also likes toys where he has to work out how to extract food. This has not been the case with this toy. He just isn't interested. The food is too stuck and wedged in and he loses interest. I have tried all sorts of food. If anyone has a suggestion of what they have put in that their dog likes please let me know!

As I said, my dog loves this bone, and so far, it’s been indestructible for him (and that’s saying something!). The bone has been in use for 3 months now. However, it discolours so much from his saliva that I’m starting to wonder if that can really be healthy?!? Since he also likes to "shake it to death" every now and then, I’m constantly cleaning up black drool. Cheers to wipeable wall paint!!!

My 10-month-old Rottweiler mix (30kg) loves this bone. She usually destroys every toy within a few minutes, but the Goodie Bone has amazingly lasted for a whole 2 weeks now – which is truly an achievement in our case. You can also use other treats besides the ones intended by Kong – for example, Dentastix. Just cut them in half, hide a bit of liver sausage in between, and voilà, the chewing fun is ready. Really fantastic and highly recommended!

My dog carries the bone around with him all day, just like all Kong toys. He usually destroys everything very quickly. But this toy has lasted a few months already and still looks as good as new. So the claims are true! Great that some things actually live up to their promises.

My 7-month-old Malinois/Doberman mix managed to bite the bone into two halves after just 5 days. I honestly expected a bit more from the Kong Extreme products.

Both my dogs love chew sticks of all kinds, but unfortunately, they’re always gone in no time. With this bone, even my Lab takes longer. Almost all sticks fit into the holes at the ends of the bone and are "held in place" by the star-shaped design inside. While the dog can nibble off the protruding ends of the chew sticks, they really have to work hard to get to the rest. It’s both dental care and a patience game. I can only recommend these bones, especially because they’re truly "EXTREMELY" durable.

My Jack Russell Terrier (15 months old) loves the Kong Bone. I usually split a dental stick in half and put the two halves into the openings in the bone. Since they have the same shape and thickness, he really has to work hard to get them out of the openings and stays busy for ages. Even though he manages to destroy everything, the Kong Bone still looks as good as it did on the first day.

Dogs between 30 and 65cm and of different ages like this chew toy. For me, it was a complete waste of money.

I have three of these items in rotating use. It's been over 2.5 years now, and they deliver on their promise. My very food-motivated Labrador male can't break these bones. They’re filled daily with treats/liver sausage to make being alone more enjoyable and go into the dishwasher every week. What can I say: they last!!!