"Indestructable" toy suggestions? - Page 2

I too like both the egge  and the Bad Cuz  LARGE size.  Here is what the Bad Cuz looks like, and I have Good Cuz too, which looks the same without the horns and mine is green:

Bad Cuz Squeaky Heavy-Duty Rubber Ball with Feet - Tough Dog Toys

Click to View Large Image Is your dog a little devil or a little angel? Maybe he's a little of both. The Bad Cuz is a long lasting heavy-duty rubber ball with feet. Within its thick-walled lining is a loud and strong squeaker. The unusual "walking" balls are made from 100% Tough-by-Nature rubber and provide unpredictable bounce for fun exercise. Bad Cuz toys come in three sizes: Small 3"H x 2 1/4"W, Medium 4"H x 3 1/2"W, and Large 5"H x 4"W. Small are available in assorted colors. Colors may vary. Medium and Large are available in red only.

The only thing my dogs haven't tore up is an old piece of barge rope.
One dog I had kept an old brick, the older softer solid bricks from an old chimney.   Another had a favorite piece of round wood from my firewood stack.
We find basket balls on the river bank every time it rises, I cut them to flatten them and the dogs have at it.   They last about a week before they are in pieces.    Indy still brings me a piece he'll find.  The size of a quarter, but he still expects we to throw it for him..LOL

I don't think there is an indestructable toy.

I had a "indestructable" ball...looked like the boomer ball but can't tell for sure.  My GSD flipped it up into the air...don't ask me how he did it... but moments later, a trip to the vets to repair his broken tooth.  Would never buy another again.
Trish

As for your JRT, why don't you burn off his energy by doing the whole Schutzhund routine with him?  LOL!


Love that video, and we're working on it... but "Mr. Short-Attention-Span" is absolutely horrible when it comes to maintaining a fuss, and that's what's mainly holding us back. He tracks, and his obedience is decent... but when he's on the field he just wants to be at the decoy non-stop unless he's in a long platz or sitz. And during that time he will be looking at decoy and quivering in anticipation to be released so he can engage. The moment the sleeve comes out, that's where all his focus goes.

Misbeeb, yes the boomeer balls can damage the dogs teeth.  I had a female GSD that would go crazy for the Boomer ball.  She would run around the yard pushing the ball and trying to bite it.  I noticed one days her canines were ground down.  The motion of her biting the ball as she ran and the ball rolling was like a grinding wheel on her teeth.  After that she only had "supervised" visits with the boomer ball. 

There are green softball sized balls called the "everlasting" ball, in the US they are available in most pet stores.  They have held up for almost a year now.  All my dogs go crazy over these "everlasting balls", they prefer them to kongs.  My dogs will destroy a huge kong in a matter of days. 

Jim

http://www.nylabone.com/products/non-edible/big-chews/big-chews-for-big-dogs-dino-bone.htm

I have a few of these around.   They've lasted a very long time and wash up well in the dishwasher.   Just have to watch that they don't drop it on your toes!



Kathy

How could I forget!  Mine loves the Everlasting ball too.  It's a great toy.  They say to fill them with treats, but I don't put anything in them and the dogs still love them:

Everlasting Fun Ball Dog Toy

A new kind of interactive toy that's tested dog tough! Fill with Every Flavor Treats, dog food, or any of your dog's favorite snacks for interactive fun. You can even turn meal time into a treasure hunt by feeding your dog out of the Everlasting Fun Ball. Large is 4" diameter and medium is 2.75" diameter. Everlasting and Everlocking treats are sold separately

I will have to get one of those and try it.    Boa can destroy anything....  She has these huge shiney white teeth.