Kong Wild Knots Bear, Knotted Rope Plush Toy, for Medium/Large Dogs
KONG Wild Knots are soft and cuddly on the outside while durable and strong on the inside. Wild Knots bears are sure to be a hit with dogs and their pet parents. Dogs love the knotted skeleton, and the reinforced plush body provides extra durability. KONG Wild Knots have less stuffing for less mess and they squeak to entice play. Covered by KONG Satisfaction Guarantee. See KONG Satisfaction Guarantee document below for full details.
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My dog had a similar rope bear from a rescue center that he loved and is now a rope and slight remnant of a bear body, lol. I wanted to buy a similar type and found the Kong brand. He loves it, but one ear is gone after day 2 and it doesn’t have the crinkle sound that he liked. However, he loves this brand. It may not last as long as our last bear, but he genuinely likes this.
These are a fan favorite in my household! My dogs play with these nonstop and I love how it’s stuff with tied rope as it makes it harder for them to tear up which allows them to last longer. They are perfect size for both my dogs and are the cutest little toys. There will always be a backup in our cabinet to replace when the other bears are on their last leg. They are great!
Expected this to last a little longer being sold by Kong. My dog chewed off the one ear in under an hour the first day but other than that, he likes the toy. I do think it will hold up a little longer than most stuffed toys he has had. It is a cute little bear.
Was disappointed because it wasn’t the color I ordered and was smaller, but the product was as expected other than color and smaller
These KONG bears are hands-down my favorite stuffed toys for our Labrador, Irie. He can be pretty rough with stuffed toys, but these are the only ones I really like and trust because he doesn't completely annihilate them. 😂 He does eventually chew the ears off, but the rest of the bear holds up remarkably well. We've purchased these several times over the years because he absolutely loves them.There was some confusion with our most recent order regarding KONG's sizing. I had previously purchased the larger bear elsewhere where it was labeled XL, so I expected the XL from CountryMax to be the same approximately 17–20" size.I also have to mention CountryMax because their customer service throughout the sizing confusion was exceptional. They were incredibly kind, patient and responsive, and when the sizing still didn't make sense, they actually contacted their KONG representative directly t
I don’t really feel they are worth the money but for my babies I tend to go to far. They are definitely durable but I wouldn’t say great for chewers. That all depends on the type of chewer you have. The material is much better than most out there for sure. The squeakier could be louder and more easy for some dogs to find. As for enjoyment they like them but aren’t a big fan of them. But I definitely would spend the extra money again for my babies. They are worth every penny. Plus I do like the fact that is has ropes inside not fluff. So the material is most definitely better! I would recommend to others and would buy them again.
My dog loves to chew her toys to pieces. They normally only last around 20 minutes. But for some reason she has not destroyed this one. She does chew it, the inside knots work as intended, keeping her busy! When ever she is in the mood to play she grabs the Knog Wild Knots Bear, she loves them, we now have two. I would recommend this toy.
Medium/Large Kong Wild Knots BearRating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5 squeaks)I, Bodhi (31 lbs, professional chewer, part‑time menace), would like to report the results of my recent combat engagement with the Kong Wild Knots Bear.Phase 1: Initial ContactI approached the bear with caution and swagger. It smiled at me with its stitched face, unaware of the storm approaching. I pounced. The battle began.Phase 2: Rope Skeleton RevelationUpon first bite, I discovered the bear had a rope skeleton. A spine. A backbone. A will to live.This impressed me. I shook it violently to test its resolve. It held.Respect earned.Phase 3: The Squeaker IncidentMid‑fight, the bear squeaked at me.Not a friendly squeak.A challenge squeak.I responded with rapid‑fire chewing, back legs kicking like a tiny angry horse. The bear squeaked again. I took this personally.Phase 4: Stuffing Extraction CeremonyThough the bear has minimal stuf