Best Dog Tug Toys (Review) in 2021

XL Dog Rope Toys for Aggressive Chewers hold up well and can last longer than similar ropes even when they’re played with daily and can be thrown in the wash each week without developing many loose threads. The ropes are long enough to allow two dogs to play together and the included handle is large enough to avoid your hand getting yanked when holding it. The included toy ball doesn’t hold up as well as the rope and can become damaged after a few weeks.

The Booda Fresh N Floss Tug Rope Dog Toy doesn’t fray after consistent abuse and is thick enough for larger dogs to grip comfortably in their mouths. The three knots are sturdy and the braiding between the knots is tight and firm to ensure it can continue to look new and maintain its strength. Small pieces of threads can shed over time, which requires cleaning up after the rope is used.

These toys feature tough, durable, thick rope fibers that take some serious chewing to destroy. Your dogs can use these toys to keep their teeth and gums healthy while having a great time chewing. This set offers quality and excellent variety for a decent price. The tennis ball rope toy is our favorite, but if you have a dog with strong jaws, it won’t last long.

Our favorite toy in this set is the 4-knot tug toy. Its composition is nearly indestructible, and your Pitbull or Bull Terrier will have a tough time tearing it to pieces. The giraffe is excellent for thrashing, and the carrot keeps your dog’s teeth and gums healthy. When you buy this set, you’re supporting Pacific Pups Rescue, a non-profit dog rescue in California. A portion of the profits goes to this shelter to help rescue dogs from high-kill holding facilities. With that in mind, you know that you’re giving back to the pet community while keeping your dog happy. The manufacturing on these toys is high-quality, with durable materials. We were impressed with the way they didn’t fall apart, even in the jaws of a Rottweiler. The price tag is a bit expensive, but it’s worth it knowing that you’re paying it forward.

The 11.5-inch figure-eight pull toy is our favorite. All the toys are 100-percent durable cotton, with strong weaves. Every order receives a complementary carry-bag, as well as a free collapsible silicone water bowl, as 4legsfriend’s thank you gift to you and your dog. The set is an excellent value for the price, and very durable construction. These toys do well with dogs that love to chew, even those breeds with strong jaws. We don’t like the frayed ends of the 3-knot tug-of-war rope or the rope bone. However, all these toys are built to last.

The rope features from durable, cross woven, cotton-blend materials and an attractive blend of colors. The frays at both ends floss your dog’s teeth while they chew or pull on the rope. This rope is ideal for your Labrador or Husky that has a nature to pull. We’re not too crazy about the frayed ends, as your dog may chew them off and eat them. Overall it’s a well-priced
toy that lasts for months.

Throw the rope for a game of fetch, or hold on for dear life as they thrash away. The Mammoth is easy for your dog to spot in the yard, and features cotton blend materials with a tri-color pattern. Durable weave construction with high-tensile cotton-blend materials makes it challenging for the largest dog breeds to destroy. The XL-length is excellent for dogs like Great Danes
or Cane Corsos. The rope’s a bit heavy, but this may not be a disadvantage. It does tend to get dirty in dusty conditions when loaded full of saliva.

Zogoflex is stronger than traditional rope tugging toys and floats on water. It’s easy to clean and dishwasher safe. WestPaw guarantees that it won’t spring back to hit your dog in the face after your release the toy. With this toy, you don’t have to worry about your dog swallowing pieces of rope. Our experts were impressed with its resilience and the fact it doesn’t return to slap your dog on the nose, or your hand, on release. The durable rubber is tough, but not durable enough for dogs with powerful jaws.

The ball rope is fantastic for playing fetch, and the 4-knot tugger is excellent for a game of tug-of-war. The frayed ends keep your dog’s teeth and gums clean while they pull. These ropes are reasonably durable, and most dogs will have a tough time ripping them up. We’re not impressed with the frayed rope ends, though. These toys are suitable for big Rottweilers and Labradors, but can’t stand up to the powerful jaws of a Mastiff.

The ropes can be used for different purposes. However, they are a little small in size for large dogs.

The set provides good value for money. However, the ropes might not be able to withstand ferocious chews and bites.

Although the rope is designed to last for a long time, your dog can easily pluck out the strings at the end which makes it a little unsafe.