This thing is AWESOME. I've tried a couple of similar options and seen the overpriced version of this toy in stores, but this one does the trick for less. The brain ice molds are cute and fit perfectly and snugly into the skull toy. The cap screws on tightly and easily, so dogs can't easily take it off. The rope portion is a good handle for dogs to hold onto while they chew. I have let my dog use this for a handful of hours and so far, it has yet to sustain major damage.

My food-focused aggressive chewer loves this toy. The multiple openings are exciting to him, and it's easy for me to unscrew and fill with treats. It has also been indestructible (so far).Strangely, my dog can unscrew this. It happened once and I assumed that I hadn't screwed it on tightly enough. But it keeps happening. Fortunately it takes him a long time to get it unscrewed, so the toy really holds his interest.

The toy is very durable and great for hiding treats. That is until our dog figured out if you just squeeze it really hard and the top just pops off, so she can get any treats out immediately.She actually has more fun trying to pull the rope part out of the lid, so we pretty much just use the top for that, and use the other part to freeze peanut butter in.

I've had this dog toy for a few weeks and the dog mostly ignores it. I finally got around to filling it with something today. Our dog (like most) loves the occasional whipped cream treat so I used the included mold to try freezing it. I think I would have been better off using the mold to make a popsicle, or just spray the whipped cream into the eye holes of the toy.The filled toy was a big hit, and my pup has been carrying the toy around long after the whipped cream was cleaned out.

Our dog immediately took to this toy. It was like he knew that whatever was in the box was for him, he was super interested in it even before I opened it up. There was a mild scent to it, but it wasn't unpleasant - almost fruity? I imagine it will fade with time. I love that it allows for multiple types of play. We can use the included silicone tray to make frozen treats that fit perfectly inside (there are all sorts of recipes for things like this online, our boy loves anything that includes peanut butter - I like to mix it with plain canned pumpkin to increase his fiber intake) and he can lick it out. Or it makes a nice ball or chew for him to play with on his own or with one of us tossing for him. We also can use it for games of tug, since the attached rope works as a handle. Overall, this one gets full doggy approval! With the screw-in design for the "cap" part, it's not as prone to coming apart as other similar toys that have pop-in tops, which is nice.