4PCS Indestructible Tennis Dogs Dog Balls for Aggressive Chewers Durable Bouncy Toy Balls Interactive Toys Fetch Game Lightweight

Great balls. Very bouncy and unpredictable. So far my dog can't chew threw them after 2 weeks of trying Read more

While these balls aren’t suitable for aggressive chewers, they’re still a fun toy. My pup managed to chew off a few of the nubs after just a few minutes of gnawing. However, I think they would last much longer if used just for games like fetch. The ball is made of a dense foam material with a nice amount of give. It's very bouncy and a great size. Read more

Really just got them but put the money I paid for them. They’re too small. I thought they were a little bit bigger. Read more

These auomii dog balls are fun for my 5 month old black lab puppy. With the knobs on the outside of the balls, they bounce around in an unpredictable manner, which she loves. And the balls are soft and easy for her to grab and hold and run with. However, I would not describe these balls as "indestructible," nor would I suggest that you let your dog simply chew on these balls like a "chew toy." They won't withstand that much force behind sharp teeth. But for "fetch" and "retrieve" games, these balls are great. They're easy to toss out, and even float in water, if you have a water dog. I like that there are several of the "same" balls in this set. For my training, my puppy is more enthusiastic about running to get the balls, and even to bring them back to me, but then she gets a bit "stingy" about giving the ball back to me. When I have ANOTHER ball to exchange for her, she will readily give up the ball she just "fetched," to run and get the other "more interesting" ball that I just tossed out for her. And, I find the size of these balls to be appropriate, at least for my puppy, they're just under 3 inches in diameter, small enough for her to easily grab and hold in her mouth, but too large for her to swallow whole. Read more

These balls are made entirely of foam and are actually quite light. This is kind of a nice feature for apartment dogs, as these bounce very lightly compared to other rubber balls. However, because it is foam, it is also more prone to being chewed apart. My dog happened to sink his teeth in and rip out a chunk after one play session. The price is also a bit steep at over $5 each for what is essentially just foam. I do appreciate that they are made of colors that dogs can see easily. However, the color scheme is a bit of an eye sore still, and I think it could have been made another dog-friendly design without having the clashing colors. Read more

Whenever I read that a dog toy is indestructible, i kind of roll my eyes. Indestructible for a Pomeranian? A frenchie? This has thus far been indestructible for our sturdy, powerful, magnificent lab/hound mix and she loves them. I love the little knobs, because I can work it out of her mouth more easily than something smooth where she’s dug in her teeth (we are working on drop it). Also that there are four to the pack ~ good product. I’ll get more should that be needed in the future. But maybe not. Read more

The media could not be loaded. These are amazing!! My dog is swimming and fetching crazy. He would give these a 10 star rating. They are lightweight and crazy durable. I go through tennis balls at the rate of about one every week where it's just broken in half, filthy and done. This thing is not absorbing the water so it stays lightweight. It also is quite hard to the point i can't squish it in my hands. But still foam and light. I just opened these today, but I am incredibly impressed. My dog also loves them and seems to like how they feel in his mouth. No pieces are breaking off- these are amazing. For reference- a Nerf ball lasts like three throws before it starts splitting and foam coming out. The bounce on these outs also really impressing me. Tennis ball's get water logged and lose their bounce pretty quickly. These seem to be remaining constant. If you have a water loving dog- these are a no- brainer purchase. I biy a lot of dog toys and this one's a winner. Best of all the dog thinks so too. He normally loses interest in new balls and goes back to tennis ball- not with these. He keeps bringing these back and isn't trying to sneak in a tennis ball. Read more

I would say these are not for "aggressive chewers" as they claim, but they are lightweight and my gentle German Shepherd gravitates towards these inside (not outside). I think the knobs on the balls make this interesting to feel inside her mouth. They are made of dense form, so I would be careful if a crazy puppy got hold of them as they could break them apart and swallow pieces of it. Read more