Durable dog toys/chews that don't cost a lot

I'm guessing I'm not the only corgi owner out there with a dog that can destroy almost anything. I've wasted quite a bit of money on so called "indestructable" toys, only to have Atlas rip the thing apart in the first five minutes of ownership.
I'm aware of Tuffy's but I'm also not about to drop $30 on a chew toy.

Here's what I've found so far that work pretty good.
Nylabone double action chew :~$8
Kong medium: ~$10
General Panton cow knuckle bone: ~$7

Any other suggestions for my power chewer?

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Permalink Reply by Natasha on May 18, 2009 at 11:37pm

We have actually started to time Molly, and we're pretty happy to have a toy that lasts more than a matter of minutes. We'll def. try out the toys suggested here. Molly loves toys that squeak (and she finds the seams so she can "operate" on the toy and remove the squeaker).

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Permalink Reply by Leeloo Dallas on May 19, 2009 at 12:34am

It's amazing how fast the little "surgeons" are! My 7 year old Jack Russell/Shitzu mix will love her toys forever as long as she can rip out the squeaker and the guts in the first 5 minutes. I've found that "Indestructible" usually doesn't mean it will last forever...or even an hour...lol.

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Permalink Reply by Boo Buchheit on May 19, 2009 at 6:41am

Leo is crazy destructible with his toys. The ball he has (3 of them actually) that we call the squinky ball. Is made of I think latex foam?? not real sure what it is really. Anyway it squeaks, but there is no removable squeaker. It is soft but he has not been able to chew it up. I got one for him when he first came home, his first toy, from the grocery store for about $1.98. When I couldn't find it, I got another one since he liked it and it was cheap. As I said he has 3 now and none of them are damaged at all. It is his favorite toy and Randy's too. I have bought $$$ of toys for him that he ruined in just a few minutes from online stores that were supposed to be tough. Check your supermarket pet section and look for one of these balls. I will check the store later and get the brand name and materials correct. You can't go wrong with squinky ball.