LaRoo Dog Toys for Large Dogs, Floatable Dog Flying Discs 3 Sizes Tug Toy, Interactive and Tug of War Ring Toy, Funny Fetch Teething Toys

Updated reviewWell I'm shocked and amazed! It’s lasted well over a week and it’s her favorite toy if we’re honest 😆 I don’t know that I would say it’s going to be a long lasting toy because as you see there are quite a few tooth marks in it however it certainly lasted for what we paid for it I don’t remember now but I don’t think it was over $15 but I don’t honestly remember. And I’ll be replacing it what I think I like most about it is how light weight it is because she likes to put it in her mouth and run while we play in our yard and it’s not heavy so if we went to the lake it would float and she could swim but she still a puppy we haven’t quite gotten that brave with her yet because she’s still learning to come back with regularity. So again I take back every thing I thought about this lovely little ring about it not lasting because it it’s it’s really holding up and she’s not what I would call a heavy tour but she does not on deer antlers and Nylabones that are the stronger variety the last one I bought was a puppy and she’s already got that down to almost a nub.--------------If this ring lasts the week I'll be shocked. It see mm s to be some sort of foam. It is very light but unless you only use it supervised and with nonchew heavy pets. Disappointed!

The Laroo dog fitness ring is a great toy to use for playing in the pool it provides hours of fun and keeps my pups active. This is currently my second one to buy the 1st one lasted 2 years.

In weird way, this toy has made the relationship with my puppy stronger and has improved his confidence ... One of the best purchases I've made.My 6mo APBT wasn't a runner and didn't really play fetch for more than a couple of tosses. When he did run, he was kinda awkward and would stumbled easily. He did like tug of war quite a bit, but he tends to destroy toys quickly.What I accidently discovered with this toy... I play tug with him as a reward for returning it and he's super excited to chase it and bring it back. I throw it so that it rolls on the ground like a wheel, which he chases down and grabs while it's rolling. I can get this moving quite fast, with him running at full speed for 50-60ft. He then returns it and we play a little tug of war and then I command him to drop it and we do it again. The smile on his face it amazing. Seeing him go from a dog that just trotted to a dog that all out runs and has developed amazing coordination makes me smile. A few times a day he will come "nose me" and then walk to the cabinet where I keep it when not playing (I don't let him keep this as a chew toy - I'm pretty sure it woulda been destroyed in a couple days if I had). At the dog park he now runs with the other dogs and has a lot more confidence when they are playing rough.There are a few cuts in the toy, but this is after a couple months of aggressive, daily use. I suspect this will last about a year - as long as I keep putting it away when we come back into the house.

Our dog is the destroyer of all toys. He's even bit off the top of an extreme Kong, so finding toys that last more than a few minutes is tough. He's been trying to naw this in half for the better part of two days and so far it's not budged besides a few teeth marks. He is in love with it and runs to go get it every time someone walks into the room. He will probably chew through it eventually but so far so good. These and planetdog balls are the best for heavy chewers.

CONTEXT- my dog is a heavy chewer however he’s a small dog (Aussiedoodle) so his chewing isn’t the strongest in the world. But he’s consistent if nothing else.PROS- it’s still going strong after months of use- he loved playing tug of war with it the first month- he enjoyed chasing it being thrown the first week- it has infinite bite marks on it but is still lightweight, flexible and hasn’t brokenCONS- he did lose interest in it after about a month, I can’t really get him to play with it for more than like 2 minutes now. But that’s not really a con to the product, it’s just some dog types

Great for active dogs that love to fetch and run. It's even better for pet-parents who have aging joints since it rolls forever when tossed like a wheel (think vertical, overhanded frisbee toss). It will bounce, travel in an arc and roll forever unless the dog intercepts it (which is his favorite game). I've had it for almost a year now and still in great shape. It is his favorite toy and he knows it by the name we gave it ("hoop-a-doop"). It is the best dog toy I've ever owned, will always have one in reserve.

The media could not be loaded.  This is a wonderful interactive toy. My pup And his fur friends love it! Great for getting energy out of your pup. It's light and easy to throw. And the pups are eager to return it so we can start the game again. It can also be a tug toy! We all love the tug game. Super fun!

My Heeler loves it. We always throw rings overhand, perpendicular to the ground, not like a Frisbee. Doing it that way they can roll and bounce off of furniture, rocks, the fence etc, if they aren't caught in mid-air. :-)She is a heavy chewer, but hasn't destroyed it. She likes it and will fetch it to play, or just carry it around the yard. I'll probably buy another for a spare.

I have tried every toy on the market for aggressive chewers. My 45 lb girl has ripped chunks out of all the others in just an hour or two (even the ones for bigger dogs!). This toy has stood up to her destructive chewing for a week now, and she loves it! Fantastic value, thank you!

they say it will show teeth marks and it did after 1 minute so not sure if it will last we are saving it for are cottage because its bigger so it wont get lost as easy and want it for the water hopefully it will be good it beater the price

I don't have my dog yet but the quality looks good and product as shown on ad. it feels like it will hold up well to puppy abuse!

Sturdy! Used to tug and works well!Could last longer than expected but overall pretty good!

My Great Dane loves to play with toys. This thing didn’t stand a chance unfortunately. Not as sturdy as I would have hoped.