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The Original Red Kong Dog Toy is a fantastic 3 in 1 toy that can keep your dog occupied and having fun in several ways.

Try mixing some of your dogs dry food with a little cooked potato or similar to bind it all together and then stuff that into the kong. This is similar to getting the marrow out of a bone, for instance.

Simply chewing the kong is fun too, and they're a really bouncy play or fetch toy.

Kongs are great to give to your dog when you go out or to help with stopping them following you everywhere.

The Red Kongs are suitable for most dogs, but if your dog is a strong chewer, go for the black version.

The Black Kongs are made from much stronger rubber than the red kongs and are great for very strong chewers. Again, the black kong works as 3 toys in one:

Try stuffing the kong with a mixture of your dogs dry food with something like cooked potato or rice to bind it together or play fetch with the toy - it bounces eratically on all directions; or simply chewing the kong is fun too.

A great way to keep your dog amused for a while.

Use Black kongs if you have a strong chewer, otherwise the red kongs should be fine.

Kongs Stuff-a-balls are great for keeping your dog occupied, and they have special ridged grooves to help keep their teeth clean too.

Either put your dogs (dry complete) food in them for the dog to roll about to dispense food, or use them as a ball, or put something more interesting inside. Or, squeeze something tasty into the grooves and your dog will work away for ages trying to get to the last morcel. (Don t make toys like this too difficult to play with to start off, otherwise, your dog may well give up. Start easy and build up.)

The Kong-stuff-a-ball is one of our favourite ways to keep your dog well occupied and get them working for their food.

The Kong Jumping Jack is a brilliant jumping bouncy toy which doubles up as a a chew and teeth cleaner.

Suitable for many, but not great for strong chewers.

The benefit of the Kong Goodie bone is that your dog will lie flat to chew it - and won't be tempted to toss it around and play with it - perhaps getting more excited. (Well ofcourse, some dogs will do that!)

The bone shape doesn't naturally roll about though, so tends to be more likely to settle a dog.

There is a hole at either end where you can stuff in a bonio or something tastier like a bit of cheese or cooked potato.

The red kong bone is for normal chewers, but go for the black kong bone extreme if you have a tough chewer.

Dental Kongs are great to give your dog a really interesting chew.

You can put tasty treats in the grooves, and the small and medium ones double up as a tuggy toy - with the rope - also giving your dog an alternative chewing choice in the one toy.