Dog chew toy Bionic Toss-N-Tug Ringo by Bionic, 22.7 cm durable ring-shaped fetch toy

Bionic Toss-N-Tug Ringo is a 22.7 cm ring-shaped chew and fetch toy designed by Bionic for medium to large dogs. Made to withstand vigorous chewing and active play, the Ringo combines a durable rubber-like material with a shape that is easy to grab, toss and tug. It functions as a fetch toy, tug-of-war aid and chewing surface that helps maintain activity levels and supports play-based training and interactive sessions under supervision.

Advantages

The ring profile and resilient material resist deformation and provide a predictable bounce for fetch games. Its 22.7 cm diameter gives a comfortable grip for both dogs and owners while remaining large enough to reduce accidental swallowing. Designed for repeated use, the Ringo promotes engagement through tactile feedback and can help reduce boredom by combining chewing and interactive play functions without fragile parts.

Suitable for

• Interactive fetch sessions in parks or backyards
• Tug-of-war games between owner and dog
• Chewing outlets for medium and large breeds
• Play-based training to reinforce exercise and recall

Key specifications

• Shape: Ring (circular) design for easy gripping and tossing
• Diameter: 22.7 cm
• Material: durable, elastic chew-resistant polymer (rubber-like)
• Primary uses: fetch, tug, chew
• Recommended dog size: medium to large
• Designed for supervised play

How to use

Introduce the Bionic Toss-N-Tug Ringo during short supervised play sessions. For fetch, throw the ring on a flat surface and encourage your dog to retrieve it; for tug, hold the ring firmly and allow controlled pulling from your dog. Use the Ringo as a chew outlet by offering it during calm moments, always monitoring for excessive wear. Clean the toy regularly according to the manufacturer's guidance and remove it if pieces break off or become hazardous.

Usage recommendations

Use under supervision and select the Ringo for medium to large breeds. Rotate toys to maintain interest and inspect frequently for damage. Combine with training routines for recall and exercise reinforcement; replace the toy when significant wear is observed.