Horsemen's Pride Tug-n-Toss Jolly Ball, 8-Inch, Blue 7562

Great ball for my labradoodle, she's a big dog and rough with toys but after a month it seems pretty much indestructible. She enjoys carrying it around by the handle, and the handle is great for throwing it for her. She's able to squeeze it with her teeth but it doesn't pop, just deflates a bit then inflates when she lets go. Great birthday gift for her!

Great value for money, lasted my horse for years. Not heavy as he often managed to hit me with it although I can confirm that it is quite soft. Perfect toy for any bored horses

Not strong at all , within 6 mins my gsd had chewed straight through the handle , I sent it back 😩

Roger loves it. He fall in love with it from the beginning.

My staffy loves these... Bit expensive but worth it. Don't last for ever but longer than most toys I buy for him.

So, after good reviews, recommendations & waiting for summer, I finally got a Jollyball for my 20 month old, 43kg Cane Corso. She loves it. Too much! 😆 Within 5 minutes she’d run off with it, played with it like a loony with the handle in her mouth running up & down the garden. Then decided to knaw at it like a bone & refused to let go. Hence the second image.We’ve now been able to play fetch & tug with her with it & she gets how to use it but now the handle is bust.Our fault but we were hoping the handle would be as strong as the ball itself.

Bought this because of other reviews, and having now had it a few weeks, we are so glad we did.We have a GSD Collie Cross, who is mad about his footballs and squeaky balls. We have been on a bit of a mission since having him as a rescue dog 6 months ago, as he punctures and destroys them in a matter of seconds. The Jolly Ball as stated now has many puncture holes but the ball hasn't been effected in any way. The handle is fantastic for him to carry it around with, though we have now tied an old rope toy through and around it, as it is just the right size for his jaw to wedge in to it! Over all we are very happy with this one.

I actually bought this for both horse and dog. It was smaller than my last ball (my mistake). Very hard so should stop any chewing.Unfortunately, as it is smaller my daft doodle keeps getting his lower jaw stuck in the handle. Easily rescued by me but he panics a bit.I would suggest this is better for a medium to small dog.