How old is Tuggy? Does he do this in your presence, absence, or both.
Is he crate trained?
Toys may or may not be the solution, depending on why he chews.
Many of the things you mentioned will have your scent on them. Remotes are a favorite object of a Boxer with the tendency to chew on things other than its toys.
How much exercise does Tuggy get? Much of the mischief a dog gets into is out of boredom.
Indy has been trustworthy around the house since he was about seven months old. He just does not get into mischief. The one thing he does like to get, is the Bounce sheets from the dryer. He will stand by whenever one of us is taking stuff from the dryer. If we leave the door open to do something else, he will go prospecting for the sheet. if it is still there, he will find it, and he will ingest it. Fortunately they pass without a problem.
Ava is an entirely different animal. She will destroy things. Yes, she too has literally shredded an old couch, a pillow from the bed, remotes, cd's, etc. But, this only occurs when she and Indy are left for more than a brief period.
It never happens when someone is in the house with her. So, when we have to step out for more than a few minutes, she is crated, or confined to the kitchen, which we have pretty much "dogproofed".
She is getting better, but we cannot trust her to be free in the house sans our presence. She will be two on January 10th.
Just like kids, every dog is different.
Personally, I don't like pig ears, or any of the rawhide toys. Try a Kong stuffed with treats and peanut butter. Frozen bagels are also good, especially for teething puppies. Nylabones come in a variety of types and flavors, for gentle chewers to vigorous chewers.
Another good toy is the type that you can put treats into, and the dog has to tumble them around to make them dispense the goodies. My favorite is the molecuball, but alas, they are no longer available. There are several others that will serve the same purpose however.
Until Tuggy gets past this stage, dogproof your home as much as possible. When he can't be supervised, do not leave him alone with the run of the house. Crate him. It will dramatically improve your relationship with each other. As much as you may love him now, you will love him even more.
Enough for now. I'm sure you'll get plenty of suggestions from others.
Be sure to post aqain to answer the questions at the beginning of this post.
It will assist others in helping you.
Tom
