Kong Company has a variety of toys. Kong Blue's are 25% stronger than regular Kong toys! It's now being used by powerful chewers around the world like police K-9 teams, drug enforcement and military K-9 teams, AKC competition trainers, Shutzhund Clubs and more.
Puncture resistant
Super bouncy, and chewer friendly.
Resilient, durabile, and bouncey.
Satisfies a dog's natural need to chew
Cleans teeth and conditions gums.
Thick, flexible walls that keep springing back for more!
Non-toxic, nonabrasive, non-splintering, and does not get sharp when
chewed.
Recommended by veterinarians, trainers, dog professionals and satisfied
customers world wide.
Not strong enough for a Golden Retriever! by dogmom139733001/19/2010
First time I gave it to my 18 month old golden (with squeeze cheese) in it he had it well eaten in 30 minutes. He ate about 1/3 of it before I took it away from him. At least the seemed to be small pieces.
Blue Kong by Andrea03/24/2009
My dogs have had the red Kong, black Kong (AKA Extreme Kong) and the blue Kong. The Blue Kong is by far the most durable. The rubber seems to be more pliable and doesn't break apart like the red and black ones. The blue Kong has my pitbulls' stamp of approval.
Kong Blue by SallyinTucson02/19/2009
Your website says that the Blue Kongs are stronger than the black ones. I wrote to the Kong Company (they have a website where you can win baskets of dog or cat toys) to ask if this was true, as I had seen on other sites that they were the same. The Kong company said they were the same. *Shrug*
Non the less, Kongs are about the sturdiest things on the market. They come in a variety of shapes (look at the website) and you can throw them in your dishwasher. They can survive the sanitize cycle but not the dry cycle as it gets too hot.
Just smear some meat or cheese that you've put through the food processor on the inside and you'll keep your dog busy for hours. Peanut butter works welll too, but with all the peanut butter being recalled lately, I'd wait.
Destructo dog thwarted by EnglishSetterLover from Nebraska04/04/2012
My English Setter puppy is a voracious chewer. Nothing is safe, even black Kongs. I thought I would give the blue Kong a try (I have already spent mucho money on toys) and it remains intact after 3 weeks of her normal puppy chewing and her over the top chewing. Thanks, Kong! Please use this material in other toys.
Didn't hold up by Frankie from Camano Island, WA01/18/2012
I was told the blue Kongs held up better than the black. So I got two to try. One was half gone in about 1/2 hour.
My dogs like them, but they are heavy chewers and these just didn't hold up.
They are okay for my puppy...so far.
Blue KONG by Leigh11/17/2008
I purchased the Blue KONG as a refreshing change from the traditional Red KONG that we have all known and loved for so long now. It seems to have excellent bounce and chewability. It is a welcome change from the ordinary and I hope that the KONG company continues to pursue additional color options for their wonderful products.
Best Kong Yet! by JamKirch from Sacramento, ca01/07/2012
I foster Boxer dogs and see a lot of different types of chewers but they would all agree that the Blue Kong is the favorite. It is the new and improved version of the great red Kong toy. The blue is bouncy and can be thrown like a ball for a game of fetch. but still tough enough to take on a destructive chewer.
