Dog Toy Ball for Aggressive Chewers, Interactive Fetch Dog Ball with Fun Squeaky Wobble Giggle Sound, Durable for Small Medium Large Dogs, Non-Toxic Rubber Pet Chew Toys, Black & Yellow

The media could not be loaded. First of all, let me say that my dog absolutely loves this ball. In fact, when I said you wanna go for a walk, he usually drops everything but he wanted to take this with him. My biggest complaint is that after having it for 15 minutes, the yellow squeaky insides were pushed in, and he was already chewing on the edges where they used to come out, I don’t think this toy will last very long though it seems to be high-quality rubber. Maybe for less aggressive chewers but I worry he may be able to get pieces off and choke on them or swallow them. It’s really sad because he loves this more than anything I’ve ever given him before, therefore. I gave it a three star review. As he plays with it more, if it lasts, I will come back and upgrade my review. EDIT: I just went to take a photograph for this review and after rolling this ball all the insides realigned so I am adjusting to 4 stars. I am still unsure if it will last.2nd edit: it’s been 2 days of my dog chewing on this ball and no damage! I have to say I am impressed because my 70 lb Staffordshire destroys every toy in minutes! I’m changing my review to 5 stars!

I love how durable this ball is! My Staffy has been trying to destroy it for about 2 weeks now, with no success. I get increasingly happy, while he gets increasingly annoyed. It's great. I wasn't too excited about spending 20 dollars on a ball but I'm glad I did. We both love the giggling sounds when you roll it or throw it and it has kept him intermittently entertained in those moments when I jus need a couple moments without my Velcro baby attached to me lol. Don't hesitate, jus buy it! Surely worth it!

Super annoying sound, but due to its larger size, my Jack Russell can hardly grip on and carry it, which leads to longevity, so to my surprise, this is one of the few toys that has survived. However, my dog is not super into this ball, probably because it makes an unforgivably annoying sound.Would I buy it again? Maybe…

My dog is obsessed with this toy. She's a power chewer and can tear up anything in minutes. We've had this for several months ad it's still perfect. She can't get through this rubber coating it's so strong. The ball wobbles in unpredictable directions making it interesting and fun for her. It makes sounds as it moves that I think sounds to her like prey but it's a silly sound. She will play for hours. It will keep her entertained. If she ever destroys this ball I'll be replacing it for sure. It's a win for us.

For the first hour after receiving her new toy, she barked and lunged at it. It was hilarious to watch! Then she became less scared of it and started nosing it around. She loves the sound and it's not a horrible sound which helps a lot. One week on and it's her favorite toy. Very durable and very heavy , which hasn't stopped her from trying to carry it. Watch your feet, trust me the thing hurts when it lands on your toes. Lol. I'll definitely buy another one if it lasts at least a year. All in all, a great purchase!

Got this for our 1yo husky, who absolutely LOVES rolling it around and chewing on it. Overall a fun toy, just not nearly as durable as hoped.Pros: Kept the dog busy for hours. Makes lower pitched noises so it's far easier to listen to than most squeakers. Large enough to not roll under the couch or coffee table.Cons: hard plastic interior with a silicone skin means the dog can still get parts of it between his jaws, which can beak the toy and wear down teeth. Silicone outer layer has shifted so dramatically on the plastic interior the noisemakers don't all work right, and the outer layer has rips/tears in a matter of days. Clearly not for "agressive" chewers, and play should be supervised so no small pieces break off and get swallowed.HEAVY. The dog can pick it up, but when he drops it to ask for it to be thrown, the whole floor shakes. Not a fetch toy for sure, and avoid if your dog might drop it and you have anyone living below you.

Corgi-Tested, Corgi-Rejected: A Tale of Disappointment in 4.57 InchesQUICK STATS✓ Test Subjects: Two Corgis (Professional Ball Critics)✓ Testing Period: 6 Months of Attempted Persuasion✓ Price Point: $18.99 (Could've bought 19 items from the dollar store)✓ Ball Size: 4.57" (That's what she... sorry, family-friendly review here)FIRST IMPRESSIONSPicture this: There I was, credit card in hand, staring at an ad featuring a Corgi having the time of its life with this ball. Spoiler alert: Either that Corgi was a paid actor, or mine are particularly discerning critics.THE NOT-SO-GOOD STUFF- Size: 4.57" diameter (For reference: A tennis ball is 2.57". Do the math, MITAIKO)- Material: Hard as my ex's heart, with a thin comfort coating- Grip points: About as graspable as a greased watermelon- Sound feature: Less entertaining than watching paint dryWHO MIGHT ACTUALLY LOVE IT1. Great Danes (and other dogs the size of small horses)2. Tiny dogs with big dreams and minimal expectations3. Dogs who find entertainment in watching grass growCONSTRUCTION & VALUEBuilt like a tank, which would be great if my dogs showed any interest in military hardware. For $18.99, you could buy a squeaky ball that your Corgi will actually play with AND have enough left over for a coffee to console yourself.THE VERDICTIf you have a medium-sized dog who loves squeaky balls (like mine do), save your money unless you're collecting expensive paperweights. Despite featuring a Corgi in their ads (clearly a method actor), this toy requires jaw-unhinging abilities worthy of a National Geographic special.