I ordered a small and got a "puppy" one.  It's tiny, and would be, even for a medium-breed puppy.  It's about the length of my pinkie.  It would be a choking hazard for any but a tiny dog (I have a small adult cocker spaniel).

My complaint is that I ordered a small--two of them.  I used to have one and loved it and wanted another.  What size the "x-small" is in this post is beyond my ability to imagine.  Something a bird could play with, I guess.  So, "small" is not small, it's "puppy"  which is x-small, and "x-small" likely does not exist.

Note:  The packaging says "Kong Puppy," and in the left corner is a designation "Small/Petit."  That's going to be their excuse for not falsely advertising, is my guess.  Funny thing, even the photo on the packaging is not a Kong Puppy, but a regular-sized one.  The Lab puppy on the kid's head could not safely use this Kong.
I ordered a small and got a "puppy" one. It's tiny, and would be, even for a medium-breed puppy. It's about the length of my pinkie. It would be a choking hazard for any but a tiny dog (I have a small adult cocker spaniel). My complaint is that I ordered a small--two of them. I used to have one and loved it and wanted another. What size the "x-small" is in this post is beyond my ability to imagine. Something a bird could play with, I guess. So, "small" is not small, it's "puppy"  which is x-small, and "x-small" likely does not exist. Note:  The packaging says "Kong Puppy," and in the left corner is a designation "Small/Petit. "  That's going to be their excuse for not falsely advertising, is my guess. Funny thing, even the photo on the packaging is not a Kong Puppy, but a regular-sized one. The Lab puppy on the kid's head could not safely use this Kong.