Durable Dragon Egg Dog Chew Toys for Aggressive Chewers - Indestructible Tough Dog Toys for Medium & Large Breeds with Lifetime Replacement (Blue & Orange) - Perfect for Playtime, Training & Anxiety Relief

I have 2 super aggressive 70 lb++ labs. To give an idea, my chocolate lab can devour a tennis ball in 10-15 mins, chewed up two eyeglass frames, countless stuffies, plastic dish etc. The only thing that can withstand her chewing are Kongs…until now. Surprisingly these dragon eggs have lasted and they are great to stuff or smear treats. I either stuff peanut butter or smear it on the sides (b/c of many grooves).Now I have not left it around the house unsupervised for extended periods. I usually give them the eggs for an hour or so and take it away. One dog did chew a tear but it still works. So it’s not exactly as durable as the kongs, which I leave out, but it’s a great alternative. I love this so much I bought a 2nd set.I believe this toy IS indestructible. My dogs usually destroy toys in one day and we’ve had this one for weeks. Also easy to find in the yard with its blue color. Easy to put treats inside to make it more challenging.This is the first toy I have ever bought that is still in one piece after a week of play. I have two power chewers and they chew on it, play keep away, and one of my dogs drops it down so it bounces and she chases it. Well worth the $.Our Lab chews everything up and hasn’t even tore through this!I love how you can put treats inside of it!!She loved her toy!Love it! I have very aggressive chewers with anxiety and they love it!My American bully destroys toys within minutes, even the ones that claim to be made for aggressive chewers. This toy has held up better than many many others. Great buy and the dog loves it.I was expecting you to be a little bigger not bad material once my dog gets to chewing on it I'll update my review on quality and durabilityI loved that this toy can be stuffed with cut up fruits and veggies. It's a nice alternative to a kong when my freezer doesn't have room to freeze one. The little "tabs" (for lack of a better word) at the bottom where the hole is are great for holding the pieces in, where as with the kong it is much less challenging to knock the pieces out. The dog loves tossing it around to get the treats out and it seems very durable. I should mention that I don't have a power chewer....or really a chewer at all......so he is not a good product tester in that respect.I bought the product hoping I could use it with enzymatic toothpaste and slack on the toothbrushing but since he doesn't chew it doesn't work for that as his teeth never poke through the holes. He just licks the toothpaste out which I figure is not very effective! That being said I still love it. It's useful and cool looking, if you are a fan of dragons like I am.Waste of money. My beagle puppy had chewed chunks out of it within a few days.It looked sturdy but lasted only 5min with my 11 month old black lab :(