Lohki destroyed this indestructible 15$ duck, popped a indestructible ball, and ripped the top off a kong toy. Despite getting at least 1 hour of exercise everyday she still has energy to spare.
No such thing as indestructible | Dog Shaming
Lohki destroyed this indestructible 15$ duck, popped a indestructible ball, and ripped the top off a kong toy. Despite getting at least 1 hour of exercise everyday she still has energy to spare.
Erin
My dog Sparky has yet to meet a true “Indestructible” toy as well
Deanna Hause Ashley
Ha! Mine did the same thing to that exact toy – it is now gutless and its head is hanging by a thread!
stars15k
Yep, this is like my Lucy. We call her a “jack-chi-terrier”. No toy is safe. No squeaker can remain squeaking. And all toys are hers, not a single one belongs to her little brother. Neither does any bed, treat, blanket, or lap. She is a jerk.
Doglover
Try nylabones! Even my great danes couldn’t destroy them!
Grumpy
You name your little guy Loki, the Norse God of Mischief and Destruction, and you’re surprised when he rips apart the Indestructible?
Maverick's Companion
My Aussie does this with every single toy he gets. Some last a long time, but eventually they are all destroyed. Normal toys will be a matter of minutes/hours. The “indestructable” toys will last him at least a few weeks, but eventually they all wind up with stuffing spilling out, limbs removed, etc. He is very mellow for an Australian Shepherd (playful, but needs little exercise), but when he has a toy he has a single-minded drive to methodically remove every limb or smaller bit he can.
Becky
He looks just like my sister’s dog Mojo!
Jackie
Glad to see the little dogs can be toy-killers too! I have yet to find a toy my dog can really enjoy for more than a few minutes. What a cutie! Maybe we can form a test-group for they toy manufacturers with our ‘intensive chewers’!