Jumbler Ball with Tennis Ball, For Medium/Large Dogs

A friend of mine rescues large dogs and rehomes them. These balls are amazing, even our largest dogs take months to get through these. They seem pricey but their well worth the price for their durability.

Brilliant, so far not been ripped apart, very strong and sturdy.

Cracking toy! My BIG chewer hasn't managed to kill this, even after 6 months!

Smaller than I expected but nonetheless, my puppy loves it. She spends a lot of time running with it in the garden.I like that it has a squeak which isn’t too high pitched but quite tolerable. Light enough for her to pick up and carry around. Provides hours of fun.

My dogs obsession, had to buy a second one to keep in the car for outings, good quality and quite durable

Ordered this for my 2 year old Springer Spaniel. He’s a compulsive chewer and destroys everything, we’ve had this three days now and fingers crossed it’s still in one piece but most importantly he loves it. It’s got handles on so we can play tug of war, it squeaks, it has a ball inside so it makes a rumbling noise and it keeps him occupied for ages. Definitely recommend and I’m sure my dog would too. Best thing I’ve bought he so far.

I first purchased one of these ball in 2018, it was a purple one and was very durable. It lasted for quite a number of months of play with my dog, she never had access to this ball unsupervised. Since then I have purchased 4 of these Kong balls from different suppliers and on every occasion have been sent a red one. I do not know if it is the batch of these balls or a change in the manufacturing but every one has failed after 3-4 play times. This most recent one lasted 3 play times before the seal where the squeaky valve is inserted and the inner ball is presumably inserted come apart. My dog is still able to play with the ball but it’s disappointing that the Kong brand name that is synonymous with durability in dog toys is failing in this manner. The greatest concern is that the small thick skinned ball that is in the centre actually comes out once the seal has fallen out and it is far too small for my dog and there is therefore a risk of my dog choking if I do not move quickly to stop her chewing it. My dog loves this ball, even in its broken condition but having to purchase a new one every few weeks is not a viable proposition. UPDATE: November 2020 Despite my reservations I bought another one of these this month as my dog simply loves playing with them. The condition shown above is after 2 x 30min play sessions. When I say play I do not mean I simply let her have the ball to chew, it means I thrown it, kick it etc, she chases, chews for a minute or so and releases on command...and off we go again. It’s clearly the seal that is inferior ( it stopped squeezing after 5 mins but that’s not important) now my dog has full access to chew the ball and this will gradually become a gaping hole with her eating the odd bit or two. KONG please address this inferior sealing process. Or here’s an idea, don’t bother putting a small ball inside at all, perhaps then you wont need the seal....or is that technically too difficult? We will get around a month of play out of this ball now and my dog has no conception that the ball is broken....why would she, she’s having a great time!!

Hours even weeks of fun my dog loves it, together with the squeak the rumble of the ball inside gets her excited.

My big chewer loves this ball. Very sturdy and multiple sides can be held. It can be rolled away and my dog chases it and brings it back to play fetch.

Esta muy bien porque es bastante resistente y la perra se lo pasa muy. No importa que la muerda es irrompible.

Se la di a diferentes perritos y tengo las siguientes conclusiones: El labrador (29 kg) puede jugar con la pelota sin parar, ya que él tiene la fuerza para hacerla sonar y le llamaban mucho la atención tanto el sonido como la pelota en el interior. En este caso, el perro no acostumbra destruir cosas ni tiene la mordida tan fuerte para atravesar el plástico de la pelota, por lo que considero que habría durado mucho tiempo. Me parece que es el juguete perfecto para los perros como éste, que disfrutan de ir a buscar la pelota y no destruyen cosas. La pitbull (28 kg) ama destruir cosas. Con la fuerza de mordida que estos perros tienen y con su costumbre de romper, en menos de una hora ella había arrancado pequeños pedazos de las agarraderas y en un día había atravesado el centro de la pelota varias veces. Para los perros destructores, ésta podría no ser una buena opción de juguete ya que el plástico no es tan duro como en otros juguetes de Kong. Por otro lado, los perros más pequeños (15-20 kg) pueden cargarla por sus agarraderas (que son una maravilla y facilitan la manipulación), pero me parece importante señalar que es un artículo muy pesado para ellos, y les resulta cansado, por lo que dejan de jugar pronto.

Super jouet pour mes malinois mais malheureusement pas assez solide pour eux même si il a tenu plus longtemps que les autres 🤔

My pet simply loves it. He is very much possessive about it. The small ball inside keeps my pet engaged.