PULLER Midi Interactive Dog Toy Fitness Tool Set, purple

I had a set of these previously for my collies . Last set , lasted for over one year, so a great value for money toy, nice and durable . I love these , absolutely ideal if training the dog for dog sports or work . Helps a great deal with endurance as these toys give the dog a great work out . Also ideal solution if your having trouble with recall or retrieve , making training fun . I’ve seen people complain they become marked quickly but personally see no issue , when cleaning , just use a toothbrush to get them up clean 🧼. I highly recommend them . Some complain they are pricey but I think if the product is lasting over a year that’s good value for money

The media could not be loaded.  My sprocker loves these rings. They are great for playing fetch and tug and have lasted well though they now have lots of teeth marks in them. You can through them in a variety of ways to vary the fetch game and you can also practice teaching wait and having your dog got for the ring held in your hand. Worth noting these are not a chew toy a s if you let your dog chew on them they will be in bits in short order. However for throwing and playing tug they are plenty durable

Great product. All the dogs I have tried with these get very excited even the dogs that are bit older and not normally that interested in games. When thrown they keep rolling making the chase more exciting. Light as a feather to carry although a bit bulky. You can't put them in a pocket I have to hide them in a bag to keep the dogs calm.Designed not to damage dogs teeth they slightly soft and soon get lots of teeth marks on and I wouldn't leave around for a dog to chew on. If used as the instructions suggest they are also a great training tool.

These arrived promptly and where just what I was expecting. Our dog loves playing with these.We use them for 'special' times like getting in to water or after training or agility. I don't leave them down with the other toys as they are a 'treat'.Our dog is not a chewer but I can imagine that if your dog is and you leave them with your dog they may not last long.Friends of ours had them so I was aware that they would become teeth marked but we get so much fun out of them I can live with that.

This is one of the most amazing toys I have bought. I have had a pair of the large ones for my German Shepherd bought 7 years ago. She is a heavy chewer and they are still used every day on walks and in the garden. Now Dobby is joining in the fun with his mini Puller.

I think that this item is great. My wife and I did 20 mins with our dog this afternoon and she was flat out by the end of it. It's a really good interactive workout between you and your dog, and you can practice various commands at the same time if you want.The hoops do get tooth marks in them straight away, but this is expected with this kind of material, and it's just more evidence that they aren't damaging for your dogs teeth. If my dog were to sit and chew on these they wouldn't last very long, however that isn't what they have been made for, so i would recommend putting them between workouts. The hoops are sturdy, my dog is very strong, but after she has stopped putting on it the hoop goes back to its original round shape.I bought the standart size for my 20kg Staffy X Husky, because she is quite strong and has a big mouth with big teeth, so i thought that it would be more appropriate than the next size down.

Fun toy for playing with a dog. I bought these after using them in a IMDT puppy class. I like having two as I can throw the second as soon as my dog returns with the first. It's been a helpful toy for reinforcing recall. They do get lots of teeth marks as soon as the dog picks it up, but they are not designed as chew toys - they would soon be destroyed if a dog was left to chew one - but are great for just taking on walks and using for fetch and pulling games.

The two I received are sturdy and durable, though they rapidly gained teeth marks they are still perfectly safe and usable. We use these purely for training purposes and they’ve proved useful and safe.