what kind of dog toy is good for a big dog?

I like the Kong Toys and the Chuck it ball.  I will include those for you and some others.


Throw farther, faster, and never bend down to pick up a slimy ball again with Chuckit!. Durable plastic and firmly grasps a tennis ball then releases it as you swing. With a little practice, you can consistently throw the ball 100 to 140 feet.

This funny-shaped rubber chew packs a huge play value into a compactpackage. Legendary among dog lovers for their strength and durability,Kong toys are the answer to a busy pet owner's prayers. Dogs were made to hunt, chase, and gnaw, and denied a way to satisfy these natural urges, they can turn into barkers, diggers, problem chewers, or worse. Recommended by vets and trainers for dogs with separation anxiety, the Kong has a hollow interior that's ideal for stuffing with treats. Use peanut butter or soft cheese like glue to keep biscuits inside, and extracting the contents becomes a "hunt" to keep any pooch happy and busy all workday long. Dogs love the toys' goofy, unpredictable bounce and can chase, fetch, and play for hours. Chewing Kongs even helps promote strong jaws, clean teeth, and general oral health.
Get ready for the best game of fetch your and your dog will ever play! Just a toss sends the Flying Squirrel into action and your dog on the chase. Its aerodynamic shape will ride the air for as far as your dog can go and its raised edges make it easy for him to pick it up. Plus, its "paws" glow in the dark to create visual excitement for you and your dog. Great for a day at the park or out on the lake, since it also floats in water.

I have 2 Golden Retrievers and a Jack Russell that absolutely love toys, they have a toy box full of them and even know how to open it and close it...now if only I could teach them to stay clean! I have tried out tons of toys and these are their favorites, hope this helps!