133 reviews forKONG Extreme Goodie Bone

Is more durable than the red one, but only withstands strong teeth for a short time.

The Goodie Bone seems sturdy, and it's quite nice that you can fill treats at the ends. Unfortunately, the bone reeks so terribly of chemicals that it's hardly possible to keep it indoors. I also wonder whether it can really be "healthy" for a dog to chew on something like this...

My dog struggles to get the treats out of the sides of the bone (strategic chewing). He’s also not interested in chewing the bone just on its own. He completely ignores the bone. As for the material, the product seems to be good and durable, as you’d expect from Kong.

Apparently, you either get one that lasts "forever" or one that gets torn to pieces after just a few minutes. It seems to be pure luck – such a shame! The dog still enjoys it, though, so 3*.

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!

The idea is brilliant... but just a moment of not paying attention, and this filled chew toy was bitten through as well. I'll stick with the regular Kong, which has survived for 6 years.

In the USA this is available in three sizes, this is the medium size. It was good and my dog is a heavy chewer so it lasted about three weeks. Kong were fantastic about this though and sent Lottie a new toy instead.

Kong Extreme arrived, unpacked, and bam – it happened! Our dachshund mix Caspar (1 year old) managed to chew off the first corner within moments... I just hope it lasts a few more days, considering it was quite pricey!

My boy loves this and with the paste n stuff inside he's occupied for a while, but he seems to be slowly destroying it but definitely something that I'd buy again as he loves it.

My TH Malinois, who has worn-down teeth (at the shelter they let him play with stones), managed to break the bone in two days. The only indestructible toy is the Kong cone (ours is red, 13 cm). Red because it's easier to find in the grass if the dog happens to leave it somewhere. Black seems to be even tougher.

Unfortunately, our dog, a Border Collie who loves to play, managed to bite this bone clean in half in no time. No challenge for him. I’m on the lookout for a really good toy that he can’t "defeat".