Kong Wubba review

Check out our review of the dog toy:  Kong Wubba

I absolutely LOVE this toy.  Ahsoka (just over one year old) is a very heavy chewer.  She still acts like a puppy, has energy like a puppy, and chews like a puppy.  It has been difficult for us to find a toy that holds up to her chewing habits.  The Kong Wubba is the best I have found so far.  The canvas material helps keep the toy sturdy.  The shape of the toy is great because it can be used for fetch and tug-of-war (which can be helpful in teaching a good fetch).  The squeaker in this toy is quite loud but helps keep your dogs attention.  I also like how you can squeeze the squeaker in, then it releases and makes noise as you throw it.  This is also helpful to keep a distracted puppy focused on the game at hand.  Overall I give the Kong Wubba 5 out of 5 STARS.  This is definitely one I would recommend you try, especially for heavy chewers.  Let us know what types of results you have.

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Overall I did really like this toy.  I think this would be a great toy for a dog who is a regular chewer.  Ahsoka (who's now just over 1 year old) is a very heavy chewer.  She's still a puppy and has a LOT of energy.  When new toys come into our house, they generally don't last very long in her mouth.  I think this toy actually held up fairly well for a heavy chewer.  The stuffing came out in about 1-2 weeks but the canvas outside seems to hold up well.  You could easily even re-stuff and re-sew the toy back together if you wanted.  Ours are currently husks, but she does still play with them sometimes.

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Chew Toys

Chew toys are a very important thing to have for your dog.  Proper chew toys provide mental stimulation, satisfy a dog's chewing need, exercise their teeth and gums, and expend energy.  What type of chew toy is right for your dog should be based on the dog's activity level, size, and sometimes breed.  Remember to supervise your pet when giving new chew toy items.  Some bones may cause choking if not properly chosen for size and type.

One of the best chew toys I have found is the Kong bones made to stuff yummy treats into.  These are great to help keep your dog occupied while he gets something delicious.  I highly recommend one of these for someone having trouble with chewing behaviors.  They also make many kinds of pastes you can put into the chew toy, flavored just for dogs.  Kongs are made of 100% natural rubber, are non-toxic, puncture resistant, and come in many varieties.


Other chew toys that might work for you include:  natural bones, rawhide, edible velvet bones, Nylabone, cow hooves (these can get stinky), and cow & pig ears.