.... the makers of Kongs... one happy dane puppy (for now) - we're all hiding under the table.

You may change your mind Carla when the Kong has made contact with your shin bone :-) My GR learnt very quickly that if you toss the Kong forcefully into the air so it bounces on landing the contents are rapidly loosened - and if you shake it to death and let it fly out of your mouth at great speed whatever it comes into contact with can also be a very effective way of freeing the food inside.

I then learnt very quickly that if I wanted to avoid a trip to A&E the Kong would have to stay in the cupboard :-)

Hi

I second that, I would not be without mine, I give them to the dogs when I am going out to keep them quiet, and the pups run to their cages to get their filled kongs.

>You may change your mind Carla when the Kong has made contact with your shin bone :-) My GR learnt very quickly that if you toss the Kong forcefully into the air so it bounces on landing the contents are rapidly loosened - and if you shake it to death and let it fly out of your mouth at great speed whatever it comes into contact with can also be a very effective way of freeing the food inside.

Kongs have been noticably absent in the living room since OH's plasma telly arrived a few months ago for very similar reasons :-)  In fact, I've just noticed that the only dog toys in the living room now are soft ones...

They are great aren't they......:)  mine love them, i love seeing their faces when it's Kong time! :)