I bought this a couple of years ago when I was desperate to find something - anything! - my two German Shepherds wouldn't destroy in mere minutes. I had low hopes for this. My female GSD has never touched it but my goofy boy GSD LOVES it. The odd shape means it's unpredictable when he drops it, noses it, or paws it. It's a HEAVY chonk of a toy so it's not a toy we throw, well, anywhere but we do gently toss it a few feet away for him. This toy has lasted a long time and shows no signs of disappointing us. It is as solid as the day we bought it, with no chunks missing, no cracks, and stands up to 110-lb. GSD jaws.

Toy ain’t that bad but for my 10 months American bully it was nothing, she chew that rubber like nothing.

This is a very very solid toy which for a dog that has a jowl that can handle a a toy that is very heavy. The toy is chicken scented but even my oversized lab is not interested currently in the toy due to its weight. That being said for a very heavy chewer that is bigger than my lab I would highly recommend it.

My dogs were infatuated with the smell of the ice cream cone. My smallest dog was a little standoffish but once the others started playing with it, he joined in. It's durable for small to medium size dogs. I wouldn't know how it would hold up for large dogs. Overall they enjoyed the toy!

My dog played with this for about 10 minutes before being able to start breaking off chunks of the rubber. It's a thick and sturdy toy but I wouldn't necessarily recommend it for aggressive chewers. Visually though, it's really cute and I wish my dog didn't chew off bits and pieces!

My dog loves her new icecream cone toy. It is so durable and great for dogs with really strong jaws and sharp teeth. My dog usually destroys her toys but this one has lasted for weeks and it even squeaks!

It was too big for my dog's mouth and too heavy he couldn't play with it. He is only 8 pounds and your toy was like two pounds. There was no way he could carry that in his mouth. It was cute though.

I was pleasantly surprised by this durable, somewhat bouncy, and heavy toy. Both of my 1 yr old pups (a Miniature Schnauzer Mix (25lbs) and Catahoula Mix (45lbs)) were immediately intrigued by the smell and sniffed the toy out even before I opened the box! :) They've had the toy for over a week now.... - My bigger dog likes to chew on it when she's relaxing. So far, the ice cream cone is holding up pretty well. I'm impressed by the fact that I haven't seen any pieces of it coming off. - At first, due to the toy's size and weight, my smaller dog got frustrated because she couldn't pick it up and run fast. The awkward cone shape made it difficult for her to carry without tipping over.lol - Luckily she's smart and creative, so she did some troubleshooting and figured out where to hold the toy in her mouth to distribute the weight more evenly. - After she learned to do that, she came up with a new way to get her sister to chase her. She carries the heavy ice cream cone over to my other dog and either tosses it at her face or drops it on her head until she gets chased. Psychopath dog :)