They are called "Ultimate Ring". There are several shapes & sizes, most are rated 9/10 on the "toughness scale" and some larger ones are 10/10 -- those are the tiger tested ones.
The largest ring has yet to be destroyed by my shepherd mix, who can tear just about any plush toy to shreds within minutes. Though he is not destructive per se, he looooves to eviscerate and disembowel stuffed animals, much to my discontent!
THIS TOY HOLDS UP!!! Though pricey, it's worth it. I bought it a month ago and my pup has yet to make one dent in its 7 layers of material, 4 layers of stitching, and industrial luggage-grade reinforced seams.
The thing with the Kongs and Nylabones is that they're pretty boring. While durable, they're rubbery and hard, and also within 10 second of playtime they are disgusting to touch becuase there's nothing to absorb the drool.
I love the ultimate rings because they are tough & hardy but still made out of comfy fleece. They have hidden squeakers inside and it's provided my dog with hours of safe and rewardig playtime!
Jan 08, 2010
No Toy is Safe by: Dre
My fiance and I are also having a hard time finding a toy that can survive past 5 mins with are lil Bruno...He man handles every thing we have gotten for him, so if anybody knows of some good toys please let me know. Thanks
Brunos Parents
Nov 23, 2009
POWER CHEWERS by: Grams
Thanks Jason - he's chewed thru at least three kongs, finally tried the black kong, which is suppose to be for "power chewers", ya, he dismantled that pdq. He is certainly one determined pup when it comes to chewing - thankfully, he is not interested in shoes, or furniture:-) I've now tried sewing a few toys for him, out of denim, and he destroyed it in minutes; Best solution so far, it to let him go in the backyard with what is left of the soccer ball, and hope he tires himself out, then he's only intersted in cuddling and snoring:-)
Nov 21, 2009
Try this... by: Jason
I've had really good success with something called a "kong". You can get those at Wal-Mart. My Dandie has yet to chew through that.
Nov 15, 2009
croquet balls by: Kalena
We have tried every thing, including making homemade toys in the heaviest canvas I could find. It was gone in less than 15 minutes. We have even tried croquet balls. She chews them up so bad that it looks and feels like a cactus. I have tried to cut all the spikes off because they do tend to make her mouth bleed. But I do not have anything that sharp. We have given her pig knuckles. They last the longest. Three days. Her dog bed never stands a chance.
She has a Beagle companion, but both dogs just lay around since both parents work.
A salesperson in Petsmart advised to get toys that zoo's use for their tigers. But I can't find the website. All I get is stuffed tigers or a company named Tiger Toys.
If you know of the website or how to find it, please let me know.
Nov 10, 2009
Our sweet Boston by: Grams, Ontario Canada
Well, happy to see I'm not the only one going crazy with toy killers! Our Boston loves his "kitty cats"; they are made by a company called "durables", usually found at Pet Smart in Canada; He loves to chew the rubber feet off the Kitty cat, once declawed, he loves to carry it around in his mouth by the cat's tail - way too funny; Be careful of nylabones - our little guy had emergency surgery when he was about 12 weeks old, cause he broke off a piece of the nylabone and swallowed it - we stay away from all nylabone products now - the firehose toys are crap! tennis balls - ya, destroyed in less than 10 minutes, he has even destroyed a regular soccer ball - carries it in his mouth running in the back yard. Bostons - the best pups ever!!
Sep 17, 2009
Great dog toys! by: Anonymous
I found that the brand called Fat Cat, Inc.'s dog toys are awesome! My boston terrier has destroyed toys a few times after he is introduced to them but this toy has been around for MONTHS!
Mar 18, 2009
prob by: Anonymous
i have the same prob
Mar 02, 2009
Here's what worked for us: by: Anonymous
We have had the same problem! Our Boston destroys Nylabones in about 1-2 days, "extra tough" soft dog toys (it was made out of recycled fire hose!!) in under an hour and when I bought an Xtra tough bone made out of tennis ball material he had the outer felt peeling off within minutes.
Here's what works for us: Kongs and Kong Bones Hurleys (usually sold at holistic or all natural dog supply stores) Anything hard rubber
and (and I can't explain it) - Homemade dog toys.
Our Boston really loves soft toys b/c he can shake them around like he's killing a rat or something, but he destroys them in minutes. So, I started sewing my own out of heavy cotton canvas with quadruple stitching on the seams and cotton batting for stuffing and so far, they've held up for more than a week. And Hello! They are cheap!! If you've got a sewing machine, I seriously recommend making your own. Just sew a little eye pillow shape, flip it inside out, stuff and sew closed the opening about 3-4 times using different stitches (straight and zigzag work well). Done! Good Luck!!
Feb 16, 2009
boston toys by: Anonymous
I have two bostons and have learned that the cheap 1.99 rubber squeakies are the best option. They can chew until their faces turn blue and the toy lasts a few months. I also get them the Nylabones - the regular plastic and the hard plastic. I have also found out that plush toy plus a boston terrier equals vomit. So no plushies for my kids.
Jan 24, 2009
AKC toys by: laura
alot of AKC toys are also pretty sturdy. my boston wont touch any rubber toys, he likes to play tug of war with a soft one and then cuddle up afterwards with it...lol. but i have a few of the AKC plush toys and they hold up for a long time
Jan 23, 2009
Boston Terrier Toys by: Kathleen
Our Bostons chew through most toys pretty quickly, too. We've had good success with Kong toys (the hard, red or black rubber ones) and the Nylabone Chews (they're REALLY hard and spiky, NOT the softer nylabones).
We also got some OVERSIZED tennis ball type toys that they like and haven't destroyed yet because they can't get enough leverage on it with their mouths to tear it apart. I usually just go for the hardest bones/chews I can find - LOL.
Jan 23, 2009
Destroyer of Toys by: Anonymous
Have you tried hard rubber bones or rings? different colours represent diffent hardnesses. I find none of my dogs (knock on wood) have destroyed these. also go to the butcher and get a big thick bone.... I then bake these well and give them to my dogs. If that doesn't work try another dog they seem very hardy and never seem to suffer the same abuse as toys. I have an Ausi mix for my Bugg (boston X Pug)she never leaks stuffing nor do bits and pieces fall off of her and my Bugg will play with her for hours on end and never seems to tire of her. The only down fall is she won't stay in the toy basket.....lol