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KONG Extreme Goodie Bone Dog Toy, Medium, Black | 
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| Brand: Kong
Category: Pet Products
Buy New: $4.99 (On sale from $14.45)
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Rating:  reviews
Sales Rank: 559
Color: Black
Media: Misc.
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Size: Medium
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.5
Dimensions (in): 7 x 1.8 x 6.8
MPN: 10012
Model: 10012
UPC: 611932100128
EAN: 0611932100128
ASIN: B0002AQPAM
Release Date: May 3, 2008
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Natural rubber toy that holds treats for your pet | | • | Use with your pet's favorite KONG treats; keeps dogs busy and happy while their owner is away | | • | Patented Goodie Grippers | | • | Made in the USA of nontoxic, extremely durable natural rubber | | • | Measures 7 inches; for dogs 15-35 pounds |
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Product Description
Great treat dispenser and Kong toy all in one. 7" long. For 15 to 35 lb. dog. Made in the USA.
Amazon.com Review
This exceptionally durable bone-shaped chew is designed to stand up to even jaws of steel. Made from the same super-sturdy, puncture-resistant, non-toxic rubber as the black Extreme Kong, it's the perfect toy for the home-alone canine. Recommended by vets and trainers for dogs with problem behaviors or separation anxiety, the Extreme Goodie Bone helps satisfy dogs' natural urges to hunt, chase, and gnaw, keeping them happy and busy for hours while their owner's away. The innovative design features holes with patented Goodie Grippers on each end. Stuff the holes with biscuits, dry foods, or Kong brand Stuff 'n pastes or treats, and watch your dog go to work extracting the contents; the grippers make the "hunt" harder, and therefore more fun. Measuring seven inches long, the black Extreme goodie bone is appropriate for aggressive chewers and large dogs, including Labs and German Shepherds. Regularly inspect your goodie bone for cracks or missing chunks, and replace worn or damaged toys to avoid a choking hazard. Satisfaction is guaranteed; if either you or your dog aren't happy with your purchase, return within 30 days for a full refund--Mary Park
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| Customer Reviews:
 Only Kong Toys Last July 28, 2007
Nicholas M. Folts (Boston, MA USA)
11 out of 11 found this review helpful
With a German Shepherd/Lab mix, toys usually don't make it more than 10 minutes before they are destroyed. The only toys that have consistently lasted (some for almost 6 months now) are Kong toys. This is the newest to his collection of Kong toys, and he treasures it like a real bone, and he can naw on it all he wants, and little to no damage happens.
This, along with all other Kong products (besides the frizbee) have been wonderful. They even let you put treats in them, but my dog likes them either way. They aren't quiet indestructible, but pretty darn close. Buying one every few months is a lot better than buying one every few minutes.
My Dog's Favorite Toy August 6, 2007
Ferris Bueller (Northern California)
9 out of 9 found this review helpful
My dog is not big on toys. She's extremely food-motivated, so Kong and Squirrel Dude have been her favorites--up to now. The bone shape is perfect for her to carry around and hold on with her paws while she's chewing. The goodie openings are smaller than I expected. I've found the Eukanuba Healthy Extra treats for puppies are a perfect fit. You can fit one in each opening for a challenge, or fit two in each opening so a little sticks out on each end. She will actually hold the bone in her mouth and toss it up in the air, in the hopes that a biscuit will break and fall out. The Goodie Bone keeps her occupied for a long time--hooray!
Happy Bone. May 20, 2008
Melissa A. Smith (Cleveland, OH)
7 out of 7 found this review helpful
This bone supplies my dog with lots of enjoyment and work. I have a very smart working breed dog that needs lots of challenges in his daily routine. This Kong bone does just that. I add peanut butter and a bone treat into each end of the Kong bone and place it in the freezer overnight. The next morning right before I leave for work Mr. Dog gets his bone and is so busy he barely realizes I am walking out the door.
I plan to buy another one for my second dog. They both want the bone and fight over it. They prefer it to the regular Kong.
Loved February 14, 2007
S. Hammond (san diego)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
My Samoyed loves this toy and so far hasn't managed to trash it. Yay! It's sturdy and VERY chewable.
Perfect for Power Chewers October 18, 2007
Amozarte (Saint Louis, MO - United States)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
A little background is in order: Our two dogs are 18lbs and 50lbs. Both of them are absolute power chewers. They inhale bite size treats without even chewing. Nylabones don't stand a chance. Rawhides are practically swallowed whole. Plush toys are ripped apart before your eyes. One of them actually ate an entire pair of gym shorts. These dogs are chewing machines, what can I say. They do their work so fast that nothing keeps them occupied for more than 3-5 minutes!
However, as much as they have decimated any toy we have thrown at them, their Kongs have survived for months without showing a single sign of the abuse they've endured. What's more, not only are these toys super-durable, they are the dogs' favourite toys- hands down!
For these bone-shaped Kongs, there is a hole all the way through each end -denoted by the little jagged edges you see in the picture. The hole itself is sort of star-shaped, which is why the side view looks like a serrated, "jagged" edge. The edges are designed to hold a treat inside. Have no fear, though, the edges are tough- the dogs haven't been able to chew them up.
We've had the best luck using flat, stick-like rawhides with the Kong. We break them into a bundle of pieces slightly longer than the hole, then stuff them in tightly. Inside the Kong bone, the treats last about 20-30 minutes while by themselves they lasted only seconds. Best of all, after the treats have finally been exhausted, the dogs continue to gnaw on them, as though searching for one more tasty morsel. This keeps them happy for another 10 or 15 minutes.
I cannot stress enough how tough these Kongs are. If you don't like the bone shape, try the Kong Extreme Large Dog Toy, Black with a little peanut butter inside. (For even longer lasting fun, throw the Kongs in the freezer after you've stuffed in the peanut butter. It's like a Puppy Popsicle!)
At around $10 these toys are a steal. I would have gladly paid $20 or $30 on account of the fact that they are so durable. If you own a power chewer, try a Kong!
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