Solid Rubber Ball for Aggressive Chewers - Dog Ball 2.36 Inch Durable Chew Toy for Outdoor Agility Fetch Training (1 Pack, Pink)

My insatiable power chewer pitbull has had this ball for over a couple weeks now, and there isn't a mark on it! And she plays with it daily! However, she does NOT lay down with it and chew and rip on it like she does with tennis balls; she just carries it around, fetches it, and chews on it as she is walking around with it and maybe a bit while sitting.I am SO happy with this ball! She vastly prefers this solid rubber ball over the more expensive bigger brand ones with holes for treats. I am so glad I found this! And I love the pink one we chose. I would LOVE a bigger size for our Pit's big mouth, but she does fine with it. Wonderful!

This ball is a must have if you own a pitbull. My dog makes very short work of "indestructible" toys, im talking minutes. So the fact that this ball has lasted a whole week speaks volumes.He lives to play catch but also makes it a personal challenge to destroy a ball given the opportunity. He hasn't even cut into this one. It's squishy like a tennis ball so there's no concern of it hurting his teeth when he's packing it around. But it's so damn tough that he can't tear chunks out of it, therefore I don't have to be concerned with him choking on the pieces or reluctantly having to sweep up and throw away 20 dollar chew toys.

These are surprisingly durable. We have a 70+ lb pitbull who bites through tennis balls in one chomp. He has managed to take a few small chunks out of these balls but after about 3 weeks they are still recognizable.They also have a little more “give” than some of the other balls marketed for intense chewers. Our dog seems to enjoy this attribute.My only concern is that they are a little on the small side and could be a choking hazard for large dogs.

This balls not going to be eaten up by even the most aggressive chewers . It's quite heavy -but still packs a good bounce . The only con would be since it is so weighty , a bit more care when throwing especially if playing indoors , or near small children - I think it would hurt to be hit with it at a high speed . My 25 lb cockapoo loves it and enjoys catching mid air . Think it would be fine size for larger dogs as well .

The porch? Chewed. Clothing? Gone if she gets it. Soft toys? Eats ‘em. Only thing I haven’t seen her manage to get through is galvanized steel - and this ball. She has two of them, and they’re her main fetch ball - big enough for her to not choke on em, hard enough to not destroy it. She will chase this joker all day.

Indestructible like the other reviews state but you better have a big dog that can handle a super heavy ball. My 38-pound dog did not like it once she tried to catch it in her mouth because of how heavy it is. Way too expensive for this ball though. This should be a $7-$8 ball in my opinion.

This is the best you I have ever purchased. I have a Boston Terrier that loves it. It is chew resistant and very durable. I ran over it with our 64 inch 3 blade zero turn mower, I heard it hitting the inside of the mower deck a couple of times and then shot out of the mower with not even a mark on it. I was amazed. We get hours of fun with our Bella and this ball. Definitely worth the money.

The media could not be loaded. This ball has amazing strength it can make it through your hardest chewer the ball was run over by the lawn mower and survived as you can see in one picture.... so durability I would give it an A+ it has really good bounce it's a little heavy for me to want to throw it very far..but I don't need to because it bounces so good...