Feeko Heavy Duty Dog Rope Toys for Large Breed Aggressive Chewers, 2 Pack Indestructible Teeth Cleaning Tug of War Toy by Feeko

My dog is very tough on toys — in my house, the “indestructible” label just means it will last for hours instead of minutes.

But these ropes survive.

I have a 60 lb pitbull and a 19-year old son, and they use these ropes in the most intense tug-of-war you can imagine; which includes the dog biting one end and my son hold the other and the two spinning so fast that all four of her feet are off the ground. This has been going on for months with the same rope. It’s getting worn down and chewed up, but it still holds.

If it ever completely falls apart, we’re getting another. Definitely worth the cost.

My dogs absolutely love these rope toys! They’re big, colorful, and perfect for tug-of-war or just carrying around the house. They’ve held up better than most other rope toys I’ve bought, and they definitely keep my pups entertained. Not light and not too heavy. If you have a really strong chewer, they’ll eventually fray and come apart. Still, for the price and the amount of fun my dogs get out of them, I’d say they’re worth it!

My rescue Husky LOVES these. Tug has been her favorite game since I brought her home, and she quickly destroyed the one my previous dog ignored AND the replacement I got from the pet store. But so far, these hold up GREAT with my heavy chewer, both when we’re playing and when she’s keeping herself entertained. A good toy for distracting a chewer from going after your favorite slippers.

We have a Border Collie (M -2) and Australian shepherd (F – 1) who have a large yard for playing BUT, on the days it’s rainy or too hot for long outdoor play, these ropes come in very handy.

The price point is perfect, especially compared to what we were spending at the “pet stores”. Admittedly, they go through them rather quickly so they are not the most durable rope there is but, for our purpose of occupying them for small bursts, they are perfect.

My dog is the type of aggressive chewer that makes toy companies cringe. She can destroy a kong in under 48 hours, so when I say a toy is impressive, I mean it. These pictures are from after a month of constant play.

We’ve had these toy ropes for about a month, and as you can see from the photos, my pup is still very much attached to these toys.

She has chewed and chewed and chewed on them. The ropes started the fraying process a few days after we got them, but they have stubbornly held on despite endless doggy toy abuse.

They’re about at the end of their lives now, but when I consider the cost to lifespan ratio, I am very pleased.

I wasn’t expecting the length of the ropes though. The one in the picture is the one that comes looped in half. It has been the preferred one by my pup, but I think it’s because it is shorter than the other.

The length of the other is so big compared to my girl that when she does the shake her head to kill thing, the knot on the other end whacks her in the back of the head. It’s humorous. I ended up tying that one a second time in the middle just to shorten it up.

I suggest these toys for larger dogs than mine, based on the length. However, the width of the chew toy is about right for my 30 pound pup, which does pose a bit of a conundrum.

Overall, if your pup is an aggressive chewer and chew-tug player, and you aren’t opposed to maybe tying an extra knot or two, this toy is great.