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The 20 Best Durable Toys for Huskies

By: Zyra Capalac
Zyra is a Special Project Coordinator of HomeLife Media and a writer for iHeartDogs.com. She has 3 dogs namely Skye, Luna, and one of them is a rescue, named Tesla.Read more
| July 10, 2025
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Huskies love their toys. And they love destroying them too! So when we asked our I Love My Husky Facebook community which toys, we got hundreds of responses. Below we’ll share a handful of the most popular suggestions on best toys for huskies.

The 20 Top Toys for Huskies, According to Real Husky Owners

Our 3 huskies love these!! Benebone.

Author: Kelly C.

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Our fur-babies love Kongs

Author: Heather H.

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Wild ones! Boca has had these triangles for over 2 years now and always chews them. They started as pull toys but he chewed the ropes off day 1.

Author: Tracy B.

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The Kong ball in referring to. They make bones and all that. The ball they throw around and it’s uneven, so they get more amused cuz it rolls around in uneven ways

Author: Bob K.

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Bull horn. These things last a really long time and the dog’s love it!

Author: Genevieve S.

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My dog Luna loves the Kong plush toys, she doesn’t destroy any of them. She has a whole bunch of them.

Author: Kaitlyn P.

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The only toy shes not destroyed…. We told her it was off Rocco her brother who sadly passed away last year…. She loves it

Author: Jon B.

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We love love GoDog brand toys. Our husky blew through all the babies left from her previous sisters and we found these. They crackle and are soft, double stitched, but don’t have stuffing. She loves them!

Author: Kristen S.

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I have a squeaky Nerf ball I got Tanis when he was a year old. He’s now 6 and it’s still got a squeaker and it’s still in one piece. It’s hard rubber and says ‘Nerf Dog’ on it. Best Walmart purchase EVER

Author: Noelle L.

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Jolly ball,700psi and its been around 2.5yr She also digs stumps so could be to tired to end it

Author: Creation of the Gods

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Give the multi-pet duck toy a try? So far, These have lasted through Christmas morning. Mud bay Carries Fluff N Tuff, too. Most of these no longer have ears but they still have structural integrity. We’ve had some of these over a year. A favorite is Walter Rabbit.

Author: Baker Street Petcare & Concierge

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Put peanut butter in the ends of the bone and small treats in the ball. He loves both of these and will spend a lot of time rolling the ball around to get the treats

Author: Theresa M.

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The tug of war toy ! I still have them .

Author: Tony P.

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Jolly ball from tractor supply store

Author: Linda H.

Likes: 1


Deer, elk, or moose antlers are good for them to chew on. Plus helps their teeth stay clean.

Author: Ashlee B.

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Rope balls last forever with our Husky. And a rope tug toy.

Author: Randy L.

Likes: 2


Have one for a couple of years and no damages yet.

Author: William F.

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I bought a playology bone for my husky. It has survived her, my German Shepard (he put some holes in it, but never actually tore it up), and my pit! This brand is worth the money if you are wanting a toy that will last! I also like that it’s still squeezable so I feel like it doesn’t damage their teeth, plus it has a squeaker!I’ve recently bought a second one and will be buying the other playology toys soon!

Author: Madison H.

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Kong treat ball. I don’t use it for treats just fetch but he loves it and can’t destroy it. I can’t take a picture because it is dark and cold outside where the ball is. I get them at chewy.com

Author: Sharon S.

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It’s a rubber toy by west paws an he had this for a year now. We play with it everyday

Author: Larry A.

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FAQs About Durable Toys for Huskies

  1. What makes a toy durable enough for a Husky?
    Huskies are known for their powerful jaws and energetic nature, so a toy must be made of high-quality, tough materials like rubber, nylon, or reinforced fabric. Look for toys labeled “indestructible” or “chew-resistant,” especially those tested for large-breed chewers.

  2. Are there specific toy types best suited for Huskies?
    Yes. Huskies benefit most from chew toys, tug toys, treat-dispensing puzzles, and interactive toys. These keep their minds engaged and help reduce destructive behaviors. Kong toys, rope toys, and puzzle feeders are popular among Husky owners.

  3. How can I tell if a toy is safe for my Husky?
    Safety indicators include non-toxic materials, no small detachable parts, and strong construction that withstands aggressive chewing. Always check for recalls and reviews. If a toy breaks easily or shows wear, replace it promptly.

  4. Do Huskies need toys that stimulate mental activity?
    Absolutely. Huskies are intelligent and get bored easily, which can lead to behavioral issues. Durable puzzle toys, treat mazes, or toys that mimic prey movement are excellent for keeping their minds and bodies occupied.

  5. How often should I replace my Husky’s toys?
    Check toys regularly for damage, such as fraying, sharp edges, or broken parts. Replace them as soon as they show significant wear. Depending on the toy’s material and your Husky’s chewing habits, some toys may last weeks while others might need replacement within days.

  6. Are plush toys a bad idea for Huskies?
    Typically, yes—unless they are made with reinforced seams and chew-resistant fabric. Standard plush toys are often shredded quickly. However, some brands make plush toys specifically for tough chewers, which may be suitable under supervision.

  7. Can durable toys help with Husky separation anxiety?
    Yes. Durable treat-dispensing toys can keep Huskies busy and distracted when alone. Toys filled with peanut butter or frozen treats offer mental stimulation and comfort, helping reduce anxiety and stress-related behavior.


 

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