West Paw Zogoflex Qwizl Dog Puzzle Toy - Engaging Chew & Treat Dispenser, Non-Toxic - 6.5" Aqua Blue

We have a pitbull mix who always destroys toys in a relatively short timeframe, even when they are marketed as "tough" or for extreme chewers. This toy is the only one that has lasted YEARS! Very easy to use, no annoying squeaking, and a good value considering how long it lasts.
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I’ve only had this for a couple days but my dog loves it! The holes at each end have little ridges inside, which makes it perfect to hold treats in and makes it harder for my dog to get them out. The rubber material seems really strong, my dogs a strong chewer so I’m hoping it’ll last for a bit.
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I was excited to get this product but then found it is really only good for one certain size and type of bully stick, and not much else. And, if the bully stick is not quite thick enough, my princess just yanks it out of the hole and rips it to shreds in minutes. With the going price for quality bully sticks these days, this represents quite a chunk out of the monthly budget. Other treats of various shapes and sizes simply don't work in this thing. Every once month she will throw it around the room as a hint that she expects her bully. It is very durable and that is saying something since she is a 65 pound, real power, ie. Godzilla, chewer. I do like the color as lime is easy to find around the house. She does like it, and always keeps this in her hidey hole with all of her favorite toys. She only very rarely decides to knaw on it. If I move it to another room, within 12 hours she will have it safely back with her toys. So, I won't buy another one, but I have a feeling it will outlast my now 3 year old, Letti, who is a super smart, beautiful, and very loving rescue. We found her in a Dallas shelter virtually starving, with her ribs showing, from a life on the streets out foxing the dog catcher with a litter of puppies. I do think it might be a bit overpriced, but in this world of really overpriced dog toys and treats, it is probably about in line. Being retired does limit disposable income, but our dogs do come first. Of course!!! I think my previous pup, a gorgeous fawn Bearded Collie, would have liked it much more, as he was a bit more High Falutin! We will always, forever, miss him terribly. Kind regards.
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Works great for holding bully sticks and similar chews. In fact, it can take a lot of force to remove the remaining nubs of chews inside the toy. I’ve had to stop giving my dog stuffed toys because he destroys them so quickly. So far this has been the most useful toy I own.
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I have a large (90 pound) dog that is a very aggressive chewer. I have found no toys that she won't destroy, so it's really just a question of how long it will survive. I've attached a couple of pictures to show what she can do to hard rubber toys.This particular toy is the record holder for duration. Yes, eventually even this one will succumb, but it takes weeks or months instead of hours. I put two milk-bone maro treats in the end and a third of a pupperoni in the middle and it takes here 30 minutes or more to get it out. She loves it and it occupies her for a good long time -- longer than any other toy I've tried.It's pricey, but cheaper than bully sticks or rawhide treats that don't last very long at all.
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