KONG tips

Going to buy broxi his first kong today need ideas what to put/mix in it?

Freeze or not freeze ?

I haven't got one but there are tons of things you can use! Use your imagination, peanut butter, carrots mushed, mince.....

We break up schmackos and shove them in Bruno's, and usually stick a milky bone in there too. Keeps him entertained!

The possibilities are endless!! I use nature diet, apple slices, banana and peanut butter, cheese, mushed up vegetables, tripe etc etc. I used frozen natural yoghurt and peanut butter frozen in the summer, but she doesn't like them frozen unless it's really hot. Does take longer to get through when frozen though!

Rocky loves Banana in his, goes mental with it, frozen or not frozen up to you, but if im going out for a while ill take out a frozen one so it lasts a little longer.

Take a look at this link for a few more ideas
http://staffy-bull-terrier.com/kongs

Anything that's soft really with a few treats inbetween. I do freeze Vinnies as it takes longer for him to get out  

Mashed banana and peanut butter goes down well here!

Darcy loves mashed sweet potato then frozen in hers

I just found this site which you might find usefull too:

http://dogs.thefuntimesguide.com/2010/03/dog_kong.php

Cooked mashed sweet potato with a tablespoon of peanut butter mixed through. Bacchus gets this every night when he goes to bed. He rushes into his crate to wait when he sees me preparing it, but come downstairs 30 mins. later and he's in " his place " on the sofa. Fly wee devil.  
A decent sized sweet potato does him 4 or 5 nights.

Always frozen otherwise it's gone in 10 seconds! i always put mince in the boys and realllllly squash it in, and freeze over night

I give Choc dog two or three kongs when I leave him on work days ... one frozen (raw fish or meat), one with fruit (banana, apple and peanut butter is a fave) and the third with dried treats (tuna or liver usually). I place them in different spots around the yard and he picks which one he likes.

Frozen definately lasts longer, but variety keeps them interesting

Thanks everyone great advice