Would the large toy be big enough for a Saint Bernard? My saint is small for the breed, weighs 115lbs.
1441999
I just wrote you a long answer and my computer ate it :-( Long story short - if your dog uses it correctly (rolling it around), it should be fine. If he (she?) is big enough to get his jaws around it (it's about the size of a canteloupe), he could definitely chew and crack it. I recommend the Kong Wobbler. It's quieter, more interesting in its movements, is shaped and weighted so that it would be more difficult for your dog to chew it and it's made out of tougher plastic. FWIW.
1442000
I'd say so. My German Shepherd can carry it in his mouth, but it's big for that. For what it's worth, this toy holds about 6 cups of kibble.
1442001
My Lab is 75lbs and loves to roll it all over the floor and eat the treats as they fall out. But as soon as I hear there are no more treats I immediate take it away from her because she will chew on it. I would suggest getting one for your Saint Bernard but supervise them and take it away when done. Hope this helps.
1442002
My opinion...the toy would be too small. We have a 6 month old english setter, she is 38 lbs and we have the large, it fits her just right. My nephews 90 lb lab was over the other day and didn't pay any attention to it. But the price is right if you really want to try it, sells in stores for twice what amazon sells it for. It is fun to watch our pup play with it, but I think she is losing interest in it also. hope this helps.
1442003
It will hold maybe 3 cups of kibble or you can just refill them. The size is quite big. Its like a dinosaur egg. The regular size kibble works well in it. There is a hole on each end of the egg with feathery plastic which can be trimmed if the kibble comes out too slowly because the kibble is too large. I think it would work for a Saint Bernard. I put a cup and a half in for my aussie but could easily put two or more cups in it no problem. You also can just refill it or get two of them.
2143893
As a 78 pound puppy? Just barely. This is such a great product, but I wish they made them big enough for our giants. If you have a "dwarf" Pyr who is an adult and 78 pounds then it may work for you. I would encourage you to but it and try bc their Cust service is excellent and I'd expect them to accept a return. Good luck!
1514487
I would not get it for such a little dog. It is too heavy and would most likely drag on the ground. I have problems with it even with my Westie. It's a great product but is for bigger dogs, in my opinion.
145845
I have a 30lb puppy & a 50lb puppy & the large size has worked great for both since they were 8weeks old. If you have an aggressive chewer you might think about a Kong extreme (the black) but unless this is their only toy you should not have a problem.
1877038
Hi Michael, I got the smaller one for my maltese...but she quickly grew out of it...but she is a bigger dog at 10 lbs. I think if your pup is just 4-5 lbs...the small one would work. It is a good looking product and I enjoyed using it when my girl was a puppy. Hope this helps. I gave mine to the local shelter and they plaeend on using it for the smaller pups and kitties so they could work and still have them with them. Good Luck...Julie
114247
Yes..but not too big...My male pitbull mix loves the duraplay football ...he likes no other toys.. only this and squeaky tennis balls ...this item the most...carries it in his mouth like a doll
183621
Check the weight range on the package, it should be listed in the description. I would think medium to be sufficient, but make sure first. If the weight is not listed, check you local pet store to be sure.
1590761
I have full grown bulldogs and they have to do a little jump to get in, so it would definitely be hard for a small to large sized puppy.
51881
I gave it to a lab-shep. He is like a big giant baby. Rolling n playing with it. It squeaks too. It's a furry fun toy. About a foot long or more w beak
675000
I have a papillon mix who is under 10 lbs and she loves it. She just pushed it around with her nose.
1217877
I purchased the jumbo for my boxer mix puppy. He has played with it from 45-65lbs. I would recommend at least that size for a german shepherd.
1877040
Hi Michael, I got the smaller one for my maltese...but she quickly grew out of it...but she is a bigger dog at 10 lbs. I think if your pup is just 4-5 lbs...the small one would work.It is a good looking product and I enjoyed using it when my girl was a puppy.Hope this helps.I gave mine to the local shelter and they plaeend on using it for the smaller pups and kitties so they could work and still have them with them.Good Luck...Julie
121079
Our dog is 5 and is a 70 pound chocolate lab--it is actually a bit too big for him. I would suggest the large size not the extra large.
1153257
That should be fine. My other dog who plays catch with it is a schnauser mix. He plays with it the hardest. He weighs about 40 pounds.
1250180
Yes I believe it would be too heavy, but I also got a very light one when my dog was a puppy, and think it would be fine for your dog.
2107982
It's huge and very nice but it would depend on size of dogs. Mine was 110 lbs.
1158723
I bought two toys - one small and one for a large dog. My dog weighs about 60 pounds and I always got large dog cozies but now she is old so I am trying the small ones as her chewing is not as good. The large is about dinner plate size....the small is similar size to a beanie baby. These are very strong toys......