Durable Dog Chew Ball Toys - Interactive Tug-n-Toss Rubber Ball with Handle for Tug of War and Fetch

Great. My aggressive chewer hasn’t managed to wreck it! Read more

It's nice for a large breed dogs but not for my 8 lbs. she was not interested on this chew toy. Read more

Our dog loves them. She chewed through them. Read more

Dogs love it and very durable Read more

It took my dog less than 5 minutes to chew off one side of handle. The rest of the ball seems to be durable with him chewing and playing with it. Very disappointing since wanted to use the handle for tug a war with dog. Read more

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In the past, I got my girls a doggie jolly ball. They played with that thing until they tore it apart! I've also gotten them several different, but similar, treat balls over the years. Fast forward to present! I found the best of both worlds! A Jolly Treat Ball! Upon receiving these two balls, first, I was so glad to find that they didn't stink! Literally, no terrible smell! YAY! Second, the jolly treat balls are durable. I placed a large treat in each of the balls and handed them over. Each girl took the ball by the handle and pranced to their desired location to devour their treat! Devour, they did... NOT! Because of the durability and construction of these balls, it took them a good 5 minutes to fully get each morsel of their large cookie! YAY! Once emptied, I asked them to bring it. They each picked up their ball, by the handle and brought it to me. Too cute - they each got just one more treat! Now that they've utilized their jolly treat ball I have yet to see a single tooth mark in the ball. It has withstood their chewing to release the treat and hasn't been marred or scarred by their strong teeth. I've also had the opportunity; after each use, to wash the jolly treat balls. They even withstand a scrubby to get them cleaned! If I could, this "Durable Dog Chew Ball Toy" would get 10 stars! I'm one happy dog momma! Read more

My dog loves these toys, especially the orange one. She's gentle with her toys so they should last her a good while. By "gentle" I mean she plays hard with this type of toy by chasing, carrying, and tossing it, but doesn't actually chew on it. My main issue with these toys is that they are the soft kind of rubber and the design on both the "ball" part and the handle has thin areas that any dog that chews their toys will likely tear up pretty quickly. These are marketed as suitable for dogs that are chewers and they really aren't designed in a way that will withstand heavy chewing. I actually got these for when my dog has play dates with her "cousin" and also thought her "brothers" could have some fun with them, too. While they're nice enough toys, my dog's "cousin" would likely have the handles chewed of within minutes because she's pretty rough on the handle of my dog's Jolly Ball, which is much sturdier. I also have no doubt my dog's "brothers" would be able to destroy the toys pretty quickly as well because they would focus on every weak spot on the toys and rip pieces off. Other than possibly playing a little fetch with my dog's one "brother" from time to time, it's just best for me to keep these primarily for my dog that won't chew them if I want them to last a decent amount of time. I was disappointed in these toys because I did think they'd be a little more durable for dogs that have a tendency to chew their toys. I think they're overpriced at the retail ($26 for two) because they aren't more durable and, quite honestly, there are more durable toys available at a cheaper price. I gave these toys three stars for the reasons I explained, but I'll admit that they could've gotten five stars from me had they been marketed without claiming to be so suitable for chewers and had they been more reasonably priced. Read more