Loads of stuff out there for dogs of all kinds. Kongs are tough if they are the hard rubber ones. Forgetabout the kong branded, indestructible squeaky toys. They are not. Our border terrier destroyed hers in about 20 seconds. The same with another soft and squeaky toy that claimed to be indestructible but the squeak lasted 30 seconds and the rest about another 10 seconds afterwards.
Those rounded Kong cone things are indestructible but dogs can get bored of them. Plus if you get one the right size a clever dog that is food obsessed will clear it out and lose interest in about 10 minutes or less. Then it is just another object lying around for you to step on.
Things our dog got most use out of was elk antler. Be careful if it has a spike on it as our dog nearly poked it into its ey by chewing on the other side. However the ones with the spike on gives more interest to dogs that love to chew as they can attack it in more ways. A straight antler piece allows the dog to chewe the innards out from each end that keeps them interested for longer time. Our dog is a terrier but I am not sure hwo tough her teeth are but she has never had any issues with elk antlers. Avoid other antlers AIUI the other tyopes of antlers can shatter creating sharp pieces. The Elk antler does not do that. A tough toothed terrier with a strong bite will end up cherwing through elk antler.
Deer legs! Stinky, greasy things but it will confuse your dog for a while. Then it will love it to destruction and disappearance!! It should keep a dog occupied for a while.
Avoid things like pigs ears and trotters as they tend to be produced with chemicals banned for human use due them being carcinogenic. Dogs they used any chemical on that soft thing that is preserved for feeding dogs.
Tennis balls for play. Avoid all ones made for dogs as a terrier should destroy it in seconds. I would however recommend head professional tennis balls from amazon. They are fairly cheap but they bounce better than the rather poor dog balls. Our dog can destroy a dog tennis ball in seconds. I am talking skinning it then chewing it to bits in seconds not minutes!! A proper tennis ball, whilst more expensive, lasts weeks with our dog. No idea if other dogs are the same but getting that slightly better meant our dog played with it rather than just killing it, skinning it and eating it (or rather tearing into small bits and leaving them around the house in small but neat piles of pieces in a few spots around the house. Seriously, one cheap dog ball gets the innards left in neat piles but she makes one pile then moves on to create a second, third and so on until it is done.
Avoid foam balls even the tougher feeling ones. Most dogs of a chewing nature will destroy and they end up all over the house in a right mess that vacuum cleaners struggle to pick up. That is ok to annoy relatives you take the dog to but not for your own house!!
I have a green ball out of rubber that has a hex mesh on one side and solid the other. I put in gravy bones or other biscuit and our dog takes a few minutes to get it out. Unfortunately she broke one of the hole sides such that it now makes it too easy to get things out of it. That does allow us to put bigger biscuits in there that make it harder for her to get out. When she is pestering for treats this toy with one in gets here attention then she kind of relaxes and sleeps a bit more after she has finished with it.
Of course all dogs are different and one person's advice might not work with another person's dog. It is fun trying things out with your own dog to get what works for you and your dog.
PS taking your dog to another dogs house and allowing it to find all the lost and missing toys is another pasttime that our dog likes. She is an expert at nicking other dogs food, toys, treats and balls. It is an activity that will keep her busy for some time. Even finding lost toys from a year ago!!
