Busy Buddy Bouncy Bone - 3-in-1 Adjustable Slow Feeder Toy with Refillable Treat Rings - Cleans Teeth & Gums, Cures Boredom & Slows Down Eating Habits - Medium - for Dogs 25-50 lb

Good dog toy. Keeps my frenchie occupied. Easy to put the treats in and my dog loves them. Pretty light weight as well. Definitely worth the money.

This is my dog's favorite! He's a pretty good chewer for a sighthound, and most treats don't last long. He's pretty good at getting this one off within about a half an hour, but I do feel like it helps keep his teeth clean among other methods I use for him. It's always my go-to gift when someone has a new puppy that's going through a chewing phase. Trust me, you will be very popular for giving that to them!🥰🤣

We bought one of these in a smaller size about a year ago for our mastiff puppy. She loved this thing so much that she chewed the ends off and the ball fell off the stick. But, this wasn't in our store anymore, so I bought the large one for her now that she's a big girl. She is 135 lbs and this is a good size for her. I almost think she would like one a little smaller so she can hold it better. But she still loves it and loves tossing it around and making it bounce all over the place. She chews on it quite a bit and it's still holding up well after a few months which is a plus since most toys don't make it a week with her. (The first one we bought lasted about 6 months) The little rawhide discs that fit between the bone and the ball didn't last us long. She quickly became a pro at getting those off within the hour, so we only put those on when we need to keep her busy for a little bit. Warning though...this thing is heavy and the ends are made like a nylabone, so will get sharp when chewed on. Therefore making it a pretty deadly weapon for bare feet or as a mean projectile if you have a thrower like we do.

I got this chew toy on a lightening deal on Amazon before Christmas because it looked tough and was a good price. I have a 2 year old 70 pound female black lab who could chew through a beautiful wooden hall seat/closet (yes she did!). Toys don't last long with her, including those wonderful round yellow things you throw and they bring back to throw again. If she gets one by shaking the refrigerator where we keep them on top (yes smart, too!), it's chewed to pieces in minutes. However, this toy, which I got in a large, is still there and she loves it. She often chews it by herself in a corner (must feel safe that nobody will take it away!) and while it has bite marks all over it, it's still almost like new. Very sturdy! The only thing I did not like was those treats they put in the sides - our dog has a lot of allergies, she we have to keep her on a special diet and I didn't realize, when I bought it, that it came with some generic treat to eat out. They are very thin and she had the only two we allowed her (it comes with two refills) eaten within five minutes, but the toy as it is without those treats has been a real winner for her. I'd leave off the treats if I were the makers because I think dog parents today are fussier over what their dogs eat in general. Highly recommended! Do make sure to get size appropriate - I thought it would be too large and heavy for her but it's exactly perfect.

I recently adopted a Boston Terrier. I've always had large breed dogs, so I did a lot of research before selecting him. All the videos I saw and blogs I read said that Boston's really love to chew on stuff, so you should get him a lot of toys. After combing through Amazon and other pet store sites, I finally settled on this one and the Bristle Bone. Unfortunately, the first one I bought was a medium and way too big for my little guy (the chances you take buying something online), but then I found a "small" one in a local pet store and it was perfect. My little Bandit gets mileage out of this toy and it keeps him busy far longer than any of his other toys. If you have a similar size pet or smaller, you really need the small as I think the medium will still be too big once he grows up. There is quite a large difference in the sizes. Note: The "Bristle Bone" small is about the same size as the "Bouncy Bone" medium. I had to order an x-small in that one. The small size refills fit both although they are not as small as the ones that come with it. According to the Premier website, they don't come in x-small (which I think is a bit dumb, but whatever, the small works). Hopefully, this was of help to you.

The dogs love these …we bought one on clearance at another store they loved it so much I ordered another one via Amazon

This toy has all the right ideas (screw-in treat ring holder and pleasing / fun shape and action for the dog) but the design of both the toy and the treat rings could easily have been better. I have three dogs with significantly different sized muzzles (poodle x terrier, G. shepherd dog and an Am. pitbull) and all three had no problem maneuvering the bone and removing the treat rings within 15 minutes or less. NOT a very engaging toy for maintaining the hoped-for long term interest level. I even tried doubling up the rings for a tighter fit - no luck. The room between the rubber ball and the hard "bone" ends should be about an inch shorter on both sides to restrict the ability for the dog to get a good solid hold of the treat rings. Once they can grab those, it's all over. The dogs did continue to play with the empty toy for another few minutes but, presumably when it lost its rawhide treat scent, it was basically ignored. There are a couple things I am going to try and if successful, I'll report back here. The treat rings should be made of a less-destructible material. They appear to be composed of a flexible, ground-up rawhide material that can be torn up way too easily. Now, I assume the manufacturer does this to increase the purchase rate of treat ring refills but the only effect it's having on this customer is that I won't be buying them anymore. I am going in search of a flat, reinforced, dog-palatable material that I can cut into ring shapes myself. I'm thinking maybe pig ears or flip chips or even leather.....THEN, we'll have an engaging toy on our hands! UPDATE: added pics of the modified toy using rawhide flip chips with holes cut in them to slip onto bone. Lasts ten x longer!

My border terrier either makes very short shrift of toys, demolishing them very easily, except for Kongs. However, when I found this bouncy bone with added food discs I thought it would be worth a try. He loves it! He chews it even without the discs, and finds it even more desirable with! When I have to go out for a while I leave him with the bone and he is more than happy. Would really recommend it.

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One of the best toys I have bought. Somewhat larger than I thought. I will order a smaller one. Best thing to keep him busy playing with or without the treat attached. Recommend this product highly!

This is by far the strongest dog toy I’ve ever purchased. Lasts for years. A define good buy

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