Leyndo 10 Pack Dog Balls for Aggressive Chewers 2 5 Interactive Dog Tennis Ball Durable Teething Chew Toys

The balls are lightweight, do not squeak. And my small dog can still pick up and walk around with them in her mouth. The bounce is so so but the functionality is fine and durable Read more

These are the perfect size and they are lightweight so I don't worry about it hurting his teeth if I throw it to him. Quality seems fine. They will eventually start to break down in 6 months-a year depending on how they are treated or left in the weather. But these are way better than tennis or racquetballs and will last a great deal longer. Worth the money for my big baby. Read more

Finally found a ball that could not be destroyed by our dogs!!! Normally any toys last less than 30 minutes....these are still whole and they have not been able to destroy them. I highly recommend for those dogs that can chomp just about anything! Read more

The media could not be loaded. My medium sized poodle loves these so much. He carries them around and even sleeps with them. 🥺 it’s his all time favorite ball and toy. They last long time but may get kind of weathered if left outside. Nice bounce, light weight, good for chewing bc he can sink his teeth in but can’t tear them apart. They fit into a ball launcher and also float. These balls are made with colors that dogs can see easier since they are color blind. We have them all over the house and yard and will keep them in stock at our house! *******SAFETY******Please make sure you buy large enough balls so that your dog cannot accidentally swallow them. Esp since these do not have a safety hole. Look up “dogs choking on balls” if you don’t believe this is a real concern to educate yourself on safety. Also, just pay the price for these instead of giving your dog cheap tennis balls. The outer part can tear off and get stuck in dogs intestines or they may choke. In addition to that, if there’s a slit in one, your dog may get his or her tongue caught in it. I saw a video where a dogs tongue was practically severed this way. Read below: Dangers of Tennis Balls Choking & Suffocation: Tennis balls can easily get lodged in a dog's throat, blocking the airway. Tongue Lacerations/Severing: Dogs can get their tongues stuck in the ball's opening, leading to swelling, bruising, and tissue death, potentially requiring amputation or extensive stitching. Broken Pieces: Swallowed pieces can cause intestinal blockages, leading to expensive surgery. Read more

Durable, fun in the pool, easy for my Springer to catch. Favorite toys summer or any time. Read more

My German Shepherd Pit Bull mix loves to chase and chew on these and yet they haven't been damaged at all. They look practically new after months of aggressive play and chewing. These are the first truly chew-resistent balls I've found. Read more

Our dog likes them. They bounce super high on the first bounce and then stay low on the second. They are dense and don't squish well. They are also large for a standard Chuck it stick. So they resist going in. It can be done but you have to be careful. Since they lack the give of a tennis ball, they can snap your Chuck it stick as I leaned the hard way. We had to stop tennis balls bc it was impacting our dog's breath as well as wearing down her teeth. Overall we're happy with these and will get some good use out of them. Read more

Perfect, lasts much longer than tennis balls and flys further in the chuckit Read more