Jolly Pets Teaser Ball Dog Toy, Medium/6 Inches, Red

Great for any dog that enjoys balls. Durable plastic that's tough enough to withstand heavy play in the grass. Be cautious about letting the ball impact solid ground like concrete or asphalt too hard, as that may crack the plastic. But even if it does crack, the ball stays together really well, and doesn't break off into dangerously small fragments. Give it a shot! I doubt you'll regret it.

My puppy loves this toy. For comparing purposes she is a 10 month old Red Heeler & is 28lbs, tall and lanky right now but will fill out as she gets older. She normally fits into the 'medium' category for dog sizes. I purchased the 8 inch ball because I think this will remain the best size for her as she gets bigger.Pros:*Hard, smooth, and bigger than most toy balls. Is not easily stopped when rolling, so when my pup tries to stop it with her paw she ends up making it shoot across the room for more chasing play.*Very durable - it is not plastic like a frisbee. Think more like PVC pipe. My pup is a strong chewer, and although she has made major indentions along the rim of one hole she can't break off any pieces to swallow (yet lol).*The ball inside the ball - I thought my pup would try to get the little ball out of the bigger ball but she doesn't. She does however, love the extra noise the small ball makes inside the big ball. She comes running if she hears me nudge the ball with my foot.*The size - I would guess it is about the size of a normal volleyball. What I love about this is that my dog can't roll it under the couch or furniture! Nothing grosses me out more than sticking my hand under the couch and blindly feeling through dust and who knows what for her lost ball or bone. At first, I thought she wouldn't be able to pick it up due to it being so big, but her mouth fits easily inside the holes and carries it around effortlessly.Cons: (insignificant cons, but still cons)*I will preface by saying this is not meant to be an inside toy, but we let our pup play with it inside anyway and just hope she doesn't damage anything. It's been over a month and no problems yet. But because the ball is so hard, it is extremely LOUD when used inside a house with hardwood floors. Even when it is rolling it is loud. But it is worth it to watch her have fun & the few possible dents we may have in our baseboards (I haven't noticed anything yet). Plus she has dropped it on my toe a few times when bringing it to me to throw :)Basically, it is a great toy for dogs that love to chew and chase, but not so much for dogs in close quarters or small dogs.

My Border Collies loves this ball, as do my Poodle and Cocker Spaniel! I bought two and they get carried around, tossed onto grass and patio concrete, bowled with, and generally done everything to it imaginable and they remain intact.The ball within a ball is a brilliant design concept. I wish I would have thought of it! The material is thick and no amount of chewing has broken it down. It cleans up easily with a swish is soapy water and spray of the hose.Great dog toy and a smart gift!!The holes make it easy to carry for an 15# dog and a 40 pounder!

I have this ball in the larger size for my big dog and my smaller dog loved it but it was way too big for her so I had to buy her one her own size. This one is perfect for her. She is 30 pounds. These are nice and sturdy And can go inside and outside. They are washable.

So one of my dogs loves this.. Like obsessed and will play with for hours. We have multiple all around the property. The last one we got had a caution about it wearing down teeth. It does! We still let her play with it in moderation, but just be aware. This is the reason for a 4 and not 5. They last forever!

Although my Cane Corso puppy loves this so much, her muzzle is sensitive and after a few plays she realized she could pick it up with her mouth so she keeps ripping open her little acne spots. It's got some weight to it so when I tell her she drops it, but its so loud if not on carpet.. sounds like it could crack itself or the floor (but hasn't). We can't use it outside since our whole yard is slanted and the holes are big enough for her legs to slip into especially if herding it quickly, even if she just paws at it and weight lands up front she could get hurt if her leg slipped in. We will get the solid one with no holes instead. might duct tape the holes and see how long that holds up 😆Perfectly safe, or super hazardous, depending how your dog plays. But the plastic is sturdy and has held up to her strong teeth that rip most plastics into somewhat of a scratching weapon lol. The build quality is worth the price, however design should have better fair warning for play style.I read a lot of reviews before purchasing cuz I was mostly concerned about her destroying it- I'm surprised I hadn't come across anyone warning that a big dog could step into the holes . Rip a nail break an ankle etc. looking forward to trying their other products though!

We had a lab who literally destroyed every dog toy, glass solar light and tree limb we had. We got her the larger version is this ball and she could put her teeth through the holes and carry it, so she couldn't grip and bite down. We even accidentally ran over it and it survived. Lost our labs a few years ago. :( Recently got a new pup and bought a little and medium size. He loves it. He can carry it around and roll it. Size depends on dog size and mouth grip. Large is too big for the littles and the small doesn't have enough space for the big guys to get a good grip.

Keeping my boy mentally stimulated is hard, walks don’t alway cut it. He quickly gets board with puzzle toys once he figures them out but this has kept him interested and busy. He’s spent all day trying to free the middle ball. I had to take it away so he would eat dinner.

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Lab approved, and not destructible. Will float in a pool and my labs love it.

This ball is the one that my pup plays with every day. I waited to see if it stood up to being flung about on hard floors. Apart from chasing it and rolling it about, he likes to fling it about for the noise. He likes to bring it over when I'm sitting at my desk to play footie. I'm careful with that as he can get his teeth into the holes to carry it about and I don't want him to get a tooth caught. When we get back from walks and he still has some pent up energy, he races around the yard with the ball in his mouth. So far, two months in, the ball is not showing any cracks in the plastic or chewing marks in the edges of the holes. Very good product.

Would like it if the seams were a bit stronger. If you toss the ball for your dog they tend to split. This is our third ball in one year but our dog goes crazy for it.