DINGO dog chew toy — coffee tree wood tug toy, 37 cm, model 301184

DINGO dog chew toy — coffee tree wood tug toy, 37 cm, model 301184 is a combined chewing and tugging tool designed for medium to large dogs. The product pairs a solid coffee tree wood chewing surface with a durable rope element to enable both solo chewing and interactive tug play. Its construction aims to provide dental abrasion to help reduce plaque and tartar while also offering jaw exercise and engagement during training sessions or supervised play.

Advantages

The wooden component offers a firm chewing surface that resists quick wear and promotes mechanical abrasion of teeth. The integrated rope/tug section allows owners to engage dogs in controlled tugging games and training exercises. The length and robust materials are chosen to suit stronger chewers in medium to large breeds, combining durability with multifunctional use for chewing, pulling and interactive play.

Suitable for

• Medium to large dog breeds requiring strong chew toys
• Supervised tug-of-war and interactive training sessions
• Dogs that need dental abrasion to help reduce plaque and tartar
• Reducing destructive chewing by providing an appropriate alternative

Key specifications

• Length: 37 cm
• Main material: coffee tree wood (solid wooden chewing surface)
• Secondary material: braided rope / tug element
• Design: combined chew and tug toy for multi-purpose use
• Intended use: dental abrasion, jaw exercise, interactive play

How to use

Use the toy during supervised play or training sessions. Present the rope section for tug games or allow the dog to chew on the wooden section to provide dental abrasion. Monitor the condition of the toy and your dog’s chewing behavior; remove the toy if large pieces break off or the rope becomes frayed to prevent accidental ingestion. Adjust the intensity and duration of play according to your dog’s size, breed and chewing strength.

Usage recommendations

Always supervise play with the chew and tug toy, especially with strong chewers. Inspect the toy regularly for signs of damage and replace it when integrity is compromised. Combine use of this toy with routine dental care and appropriate training techniques to support oral health and reduce destructive chewing.