Dog Balls with Straps for Tugging 2 Pcs Interactive Dog Toys Puppy Toys to Keep Them Busy High

I recently purchased the Lechong Dog Ball with Strap, and I couldn’t be happier with this product. The quality is outstanding — the material feels durable and safe, even for strong chewers. The strap makes it super easy to throw and play tug-of-war with my dog, and it has quickly become his favorite toy. What I love most is how it keeps my dog active and engaged for long periods of time. It’s perfect for both indoor and outdoor play, and cleaning it is very simple. I highly recommend this ball to any dog owner who wants a fun, interactive, and long-lasting toy. Totally worth the price! Read more

The media could not be loaded. I got this toy for my dog Rocky and we both love it. The strap makes it super easy to throw far and Rocky can tug on it without the ball slipping off. The ball is very strong and tough. Rocky chews hard and there are still no cracks. It even floats so water does not ruin the fun. The bright colors make it easy to find in the grass. This is a great toy for any playful dog. Read more

These are nice, thick, "heavy" balls, which are great for playing fetch... but not chewing as can be punctured fairly easily. They do hold up well for throwing and receiving, they get a mild bounce out of them but nice roll quality, and the shape and design make it interesting for the pup to grab a hold of. Which is also a nice feature as they can push it around with their paw. My only concern is it is able to get punctured fairly quickly, and worried that could chew a piece off so the dog definitely needs to be monitored while playing with it. You can see my husky Great Pyrenees mix enjoys rolling it around and trying to grab a hold of it. Read more

I got the toy for my pup and we both love it! The strap makes it super easy to throw far and my dog can tug without it flying off. The ball is tough and durable! He chews hard and still no cracks. Plus it floats, so the pool or puddle doesn’t ruin the fun. The colors are bright so he doesn’t lose it in grass. Read more

Well the yellow one lasted 15 mins and a chunk tore off in a tug of war between a 60lbs Terrier and a 77lbs German Shepherd. Pictures in post. They are big tuff balls, but a hard sponge type material and the yellow one has another split in it. In all honesty, my boys are very tuff on toys, they were killing both balls and tug of war when a chunk was ripped off. They did continue to play, but watched carefully. They would probably be good balls for a human and dog tug of war or playing fetch. I gave 2 stars, because they are just not for my dogs, very very hard to find toys they do not destroy in a short time. I would be concerned if your dog chews and swallows, probably not a toy you would want to chance them choking on. Read more

My dogs — a 6-year-old Lab and a 7-month-old Lab puppy — love to chase things, so these balls were instant excitement. Despite being bigger than a normal tennis or baseball, the grooves and the tug handles make them easy for even the puppy to grab and carry. The bounce is also kind of ridiculous — with barely any effort they go flying high and unpredictable, which makes fetch way more fun than a plain old ball. That’s the good part. Durability? Not so much. The straps are the obvious weak spot, and while the strap loops are actually anchored into the ball surprisingly well (I pulled hard and couldn’t rip them out), the nylon itself isn’t built for teeth. My 7-year-old Lab isn’t a destructive chewer, but the baseball lost a chunk in about 2 minutes. The “tennis” one survived 5 minutes with just teeth marks, but that’s not saying much. The pictures I’m posting are from those early minutes of play — not weeks, not hours. Minutes. Which brings me to the point that needs to be said plainly: these are fetch and tug toys only. Do not leave your dog chewing on them or unsupervised. Even light chewers will take them apart, and that whole “helps correct destructive behavior” claim? That’s a joke. This won’t redirect chewing — if anything, it’ll become the destructive behavior. The grooves also aren’t magical treat slots. Sure, you can smear peanut butter in there, but then you’re basically guaranteeing the ball becomes the dog’s favorite snack itself — and you might end up fishing chunks out of your dog’s mouth. Price-wise, the regular tag feels too high for what they are, though at nearly half-off with a coupon they’re worth it if you know what you’re getting into. Bottom line: For fetch, these are a 5 — the bounce is wild, the straps make them fun, and my dogs went nuts for them. For everything else, they’re a 1 — the baseball lost a chunk in two minutes, the straps won’t last, and the marketing oversells every feature. So I’m calling it a 3 overall, with a big asterisk: get them for fetch and tug only, and you’ll laugh. Expect them to do anything else, and you’ll be disappointed — and possibly fishing chunks of ball out of your dog’s mouth. Read more

The media could not be loaded. If you have a doggo that likes to play tug of war you need this set, especially if your doggo is an aggressive chewer like our Buddy is. Its so fun to actually use as the straps allow the tug of war to happen while keeping your hands and fingers safely away from teeth. I've also used the straps to hang Buddy's favorite one on the back of "his chair" so he goes and sits under it or by it when he wants to play. Very durable tough made toys as they have not fallen victim to defeat yet lol. Read more

The interactive dog toys have been great for all 3 of us, 2 pups and me. I bounce it and they chase it.... the tug-o-war starts. The victor brings it back and we do it again and again. They will play with it without me too. This is made from a durable PU foam, it is odorless, and dense for a great bounce. The 2 nylon straps are good size and securely attached, for a good tug-o-war game. The endless hours of fun make this set a great value for your money. Read more