Nice toy, my pup does not eat all the treats from inside as some tend to get stuck so we do find ourselves cleaning it often.

My dog could care less about this. Doesn't matter what is in it or what I do with it....Might be the smell of the rubber or what ever material it is made of. Was an expensive toy that is ignored.

My dog really does not like this toy. She love peanut butter. I just can not get her to play with the toy.

My dog played with this for a while but got tired of it when he couldn't get the treat. I guess if he went at it longer he could have gotten the treat out but he lost interest.

We've always had golden retrievers (totally food-driven dogs) and our dogs have never really gone for this type of toy. They just don't like the taste of this type of rubber. We've had other treat filled toys and they go right for it, but the kongs have never been touched. Its a great sturdy toy, just not one that goldens seem to like We've have 5 over the years, and none like. Labs, however, seem to enjoy it.

My dog is more of a "plush toy" fan. He doesn't really go for the hard plastic toys. However, he did come up to it and paw at it. Once he saw that it wasn't plush, he walked away from it.

I have heard nothing but good things about Kong dog toys so I bought this one for out Great Dane. I have to admit, He didn't care for it. Unfortunately I apparently have a lazy dog. He was not at all interested in "working" for his treat. He just sniffed it and walked away. I know what I put in it he loved but, he did not want to play with it. While I know many others who swear by these, in my case, it was a waste of money.

I did not purchase the large one but rather the smaller one for my Maltese. He absolutely loved it at first; getting the treats out was difficult at first and fulfilled his purpose. Unfortunately, he learned the trick to getting the treats out in seconds almost immediately.

Both dogs will have nothing to do with it, if I add treats or peanut butter they nose it, then walk away. Both have toys but this one was a fail.

I like that this toy is durable. However, I bought this toy to help keep my dog more occupied while I was away. The treats always fall out, there is no challenge. I was really excited to share this toy with my dog, but he just looked at it and seemed really uninterested. Maybe if I try the peanut butter I will get a better reaction, but so far I am disappointed. For the price, I could just buy a bunch of tennis balls (he likes those better).

I love my big cuddle baby Zeke so I got him a bunch of new toys for new years ... He went nuts on most of them but this one got played with the most.

Kong's are great to keep your dog entertained! But my tiny terrier easily chewed this apart! I learned that the black kong's are much harder for dog's to eat/break! My dog has had the black one for years now, and it's going strong! So I do recommend them, just not the red ones.

My dog gets bored if he cannot get the treat and will end up tearing it up to pieces

I actually was not very pleased with this Kong. My dog is only 40 lbs and chewed the thing into pieces after about a week. The Kong people were very good and sent coupons to make up the cost of the item. Maybe my dog is a more aggressive chewer than most.

My dog was bored!