Chuckit!Ball Breathe Right Fetch Ball Small By 2 Balls to Pursue For Dog

I’ve been using this ball with my dog for a few years now and overall I’m really impressed. It’s incredibly light, which makes it easy to throw and much gentler when caught. Unlike some other balls, it doesn’t bounce too high — a big plus for my 8yo boxer dog where I'm cautious of joint issues, as it keeps the playtime active but low-impact.One of the best features is the open, breathable design. My dog has no trouble breathing while carrying it around, even when he's a bit overexcited during play. It’s also compatible with our Chuckit launcher which is handy. Bear in mind you won't be able to throw it far because it's hollow.Durability-wise, it's held up well with normal fetch sessions, but I did notice that if my dog starts pulling at it or playing rough tug games, the material can tear. So I’d recommend it for supervised play rather than as a chew toy.All in all, a great option if you’re looking for a lightweight, joint-friendly ball that’s safe and easy for your dog to carry around. Just don’t let them use it as a chew toy!

Love these balls out of all others. These allow the dog to breathe through the gaps when they're in their mouth. Especially useful when they're out of breath whilst running around like a loony.These last really well. I've not broke one yet and have had these for years. They just get lost!The gaps allow it to be squished and easily held in the jaws of smaller breeds, despite this being tennis ball sized.The gaps also allow easier cleaning inside it.Easily found due to it being vibrant orange. Great design. Highly recommend

A great ball that’s bigger than a tennis ball so ideal of you don’t want your dog to get it stuck in their mouth. It’s light and the structure means it squashes too. It’s great quality and a fun toy for my dog who is a cavapoo.

My cocker spaniel is ball mad. He loved the traditional solid Chuckit balls however I came across a video shared by a veterinary practice of them saving the life of a dog who had a solid ball lodged in its throat. The video was pretty disturbing and although the dog made it, it was touch and go. So I decided to look for a ball that if it were to get stuck down my dogs throat he could still breathe. Having introduced him to these balls he now no longer is interested in any other ball - he loves them!. It allows him to breathe as he runs, they reduce the ingestion of sand and sea water at the beach. It's soft on his teeth when he catches it and it's light. Works well in a ball thrower and it floats. All great - however they don't last long and they are expensive. The last couple of balls I purchased lasted a couple of months and then started to break so not great for the environment and I wouldn't leave a chewer alone with this ball... Hope this helps!

My dog adores these balls. We've bought lots of different types over the years but these are without doubt her favourite. When there are a few differences variety about this is the one that's always top choice.After we've been out for a run and a game of fetch she loves to carry her ball home. With the normal tennis ball style she would struggle to pant and carry it and it would end up covered in drool. There's are brilliant and allow airflow whilst it's in her mouth.She found the texture really weird the first few times we took it our but now she seems to enjoy giving it the occasional squeeze and feeling it bounce back.The mini size is also perfect for my mini dog's mouth. Combine with the mini chucker for a great slobber-free game of fetch.However, this ball may not be the best for destructive dogs. My MIL has tried them with her little dog and she just shreds them if they're left out.Overall, our family loves these balls and we often find them in bed as Theia loves them so much she likes to sleep next to them! Would definitely recommend!

The concept of the ball I think is great. The material isnt durable and would trust the other chuck it balls more so. Broke with pieces being split in the case of minutes