Rubber Dog Balls for Small and Medium Dogs - Tennis Ball Size - Virtually Indestructible (3 Pack - Hot)

My dogs are pretty tough on toys and balls are no exception. Both dogs are large and powerful so I am pleased that these have stood the test so far. The benefit of them actually floating is a bonus.

My very active ACD loves these. She is an aggressive chewer and she did manage to bite one hard enough to have its seam pop. But the other 2 are still going strong.

My dogs love to chew up tennis balls, taking off the outer layer then works on the rubber next. With these all they can do is play fetch like they should be doing! But the reviews did warn that you should not use for big dogs cause they could chock on them. Our dogs are small so I bought them. Maybe make some a little larger for bigger dogs!

My Shorkie loves these and they work well for him. My friend's Boston Terrier had them destroyed in a matter of minutes, popped them.

Buy these pretty regularly because they get lost, but they do last even with our super chewer dog. They’re easy to clean and they do fit in a ‘chuck it’ if that’s your toy of choice. ;) Easy to spot and yard or field too!

My dog loves them! They are the best balls we’ve found for him. And we’ve had a lot of other balls!

So these do work. They are chew proof. My mutt usually can break tennis balls within 15 minutes of getting ahold of them and he cannot do that with these.Sooooo. The only reason I give 4 stars instead of 5 is because my dog is completely uninterested in them lol. I don’t know if it’s because part of his love for tennis balls is breaking them and not just fetch. Or if it’s something to do with the design, I’m not sure.But it’s a good product! I just wish my dog cared about them 😅

My dog loves these balls. They are tough enough that she won’t bite through them but nice and bouncy to play in the yard.

I have a rotty/staffy cross with jaws like a crocodile and a penchant for destruction. He could chew through concrete. The only ball that has ever survived is a kong extreme - but they're too heavy (& expensive) to take out to play with on walks. These are AMAZING - light, really bouncy, fit in ball launchers, don't get soggy, and are easy to spot in the grass. They are not indestrucrable - a prolonged chew session has killed one, but they are great for interactive play and will last ages used like that. I am recommending to all my dog owning friends.

Unfortunately the quuality of these balls has deteriorated, my dog has chomped through three within moments. Previously balls have been lost but until being lost, they were robust and lasted months. I don't know if I have had a bad batch but they're certainly not up to anything like the previous standard. Only photos of two, the other ball I had assumed was a one off and threw it away.

These balls are aptly called "Snug." One of them fitted snugly down my dog's throat, and nearly killed it. Had it not been for prompt action by friends in the park and our amazing vet, Star, our 14-month-old Doberman cross, would have suffocated. Another TWO minutes, apparently, and he would not have survived. The size and smoothness of the ball meant it was almost impossible to retrieve."These balls are the worst," said our vet. Our bill came to over £300. Please don't risk it.

If you want a set of safe, rubber balls that float then these are for you- or rather your dog.What I like about them is that the dogs love them.Even after a lot of fetch and chews the balls still come up shining- well not so much shining- that’s the dogs spittle but you get the gist?They will take some punishment.I do note that a couple of fellow reviewers have had problems that has not been the case with my set.I will of course report back to you if this changes.An added advantage is that being rubber they really bounce and this adds to the entertainment.You can rest assured that they don’t have any nasty stuff in them that can hurt your best friend.For there are no harmful toxins or compounds whatsoever and they are 100% BPA-free so really safe.Now a tip that I got from Billy Connolly.You throw the ball into the lake or loch and when the dog comes out shampoo it.Throw the ball back in and the dog comes out rinsed.It just might work for you?Note I was provided with my set by the suppliers all they asked for was a fair review.

I've got a very lively spaniel who loves to chase balls and then proudly carry them in his mouth until he settles down to maul & gnaw them with his paws and teeth... as a result I have previously had panic attacks when he's demolished tennis balls in under a minute, and I've spent a lot of money on a specialist US brand of indestuctible balls that come in packs of one so I was looking for a better value option due to the numerous expensive balls that just disappear into long grass or ponds!I came across these SNUG 'Extra-Strong-Fetch-Balls' that come in a 3-pack with choice of colours. I chose the trio of blue, red and orange balls and they arrived well packaged in a net pouch and, to date, I've only taken the orange one out as it was an immediate success with my boy - when thrown even fairly softly they bounce and roll a remarkably long way and, by the time my doggo catches up with it, he spends ages using both his paws and mouth to stop it and pick it up - he then gets stuck in for a really good old-fashioned chew of it. Yet, despite his chewing, as can be seen from the photo, he hasn't even scratched it hence my not deploying the blue or red balls as they may as well stay safely stored in their net pouch until the day inevitably comes when the orange ball rolls into a pond or gets lost in long grass whilst walking. I can't recommend these balls highly enough as they are tennis-ball sized, brightly coloured, mega-bouncy and seemingly invincible. If you are looking for durable & bouncy balls for an energetic breed then you can't go wrong with these as, at circa £10 for 3 balls, they are good value and a great deal safer than tennis balls! 5*