Goughnuts — Dog Toys For Aggressive Chewers | Virtually Indestructible Pull Toy For Medium Breeds Such As Pit Bulls And German Shepherds | Heavy Duty Tug Dog Toy | Black

Goughnuts — Virtually Indestructible Dog Toys for Aggressive Chewers Chew toys keep dogs stimulated and provide an outlet for stress, while removing tarter that helps keep their mouths and teeth healthy. But aggressive power chewers can destroy tough chew toys for dogs in short time, not to mention household items such as furniture and shoes. This forces owners to spend money replacing toys and personal belongings. Worst of all, it puts dogs and puppies at risk of tearing off and accidentally ingesting small pieces, which can damage teeth and cause intestinal blockages, resulting in medical emergencies and even death. That’s where Goughnuts comes in. Made of the high quality natural rubber that's used on spaceships, and engineered to stand up to the toughest chewers, Goughnuts are the durable dog toys for aggressive chewers you've been waiting for. Our rubber pull toy brings our technology to one of your dog’s favorite games, tug of war. Its figure eight shape makes it easy and safe for you to grip one side, keeping your hand out of harm’s way, while your dog tugs on the other end. Made for supervised play and available in different sizes to match your dog’s size and chewing intensity, this tug of war chew toy is specifically designed for medium breed dogs 30-70 lbs, such as boxers, collies and golden retrievers. So you can challenge your dog to countless tug-of-war matches, and set your mind at ease about their safety while saving the money you’d spend replacing less durable dog toys. Goughnuts tug toy features: - Heavy duty rubber won't break or shred - Tough and durable chew toy prevents your dog from chewing household objects - Smooth rubber is safe for dog teeth and gums - Supports dog oral health - Sized specifically for large breeds - Easy to clean with soap and water - Lifetime warranty Take your tug-of-war game to the next level, and find out why dogs 'go nuts' over Goughnuts.