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Our Husky is already in love with them all. I'm not sure how durable they're going to be but they seem pretty sturdy. Tug strength is on point though. The 2 balls do have a small bounce to them, not much but they're rope.Update: the tug ropes are holding strong but the balls broke down pretty fast with our other dog. Leaving the 5 stars though because he's a massively tough chewer.

Exactly what an aggressive chewer needs! Assortment of sizes, with xs-xl ropes. They include a set of solid rope fetch balls that will outlast any tennis ball!

I bought this for my cane Corso and I’m not going to lie. I was a little disappointed in the sizing of everything. I got the biggest size and expected everything to be much bigger, but it wasn’t if you have a small dog I would definitely recommend you getting these because they are very good useful toys at the dog and use as for my dog being such a big dog these are not really the right choice for me to buy for him.

I, like many of you, have a super chewing dog and.... THIS is the answer. My dogs love chewing and unraveling these which is a great double whammy as it occupies their time and enriches them as they work to unravel these ropes. I find that these ropes aren't the most sturdy, but certainly on par with ones you would find at the store.I buy this pack every so often as my dogs destroy or eventually lose all the ropes and rope balls and they are always excited when i open the bag and dump them on the floor. Yes, you can find more durable and/or infused ropes.... but they cost the exact same amount as this whole pack which leads to the main point I want to get across here.... If you have a super chewing dog that will play with ropes, this is a great product that has given my dog a run for his money. He does, eventually make it through the pack and my other dog just likes to hold the rope balls in their mouth.This pack is a great treat to keep in your arsenal for enriching your furry friends' time, and I am sure your dogs will love them just as mine (and me) have as well. I enjoyed being able to play tug of war for the short time that rope lasted (he always takes the biggest out first) but it is always a joy buying this for my dogs as I know it is money well spent!

3.5 stars - I bought these for my boys and just like most toys the boys destroyed them within 30m minutes. Their favorite is the rope ball. It lasted the longest since I used it as a fetch ball so they were not just chewing on it. But after our game I went to make spaghetti and left them in the living room with them. They destroyed 2 of the short rope tug ropes and 1 of the balls. Translation they destroyed the few I set out while I stored the others expecting these toys to get through a year of rotated fun. The tug toy was split in the center so both toys now look like the balls with a handle. And the ball is still a ball but it’s just 1/2 the size it was and frayed threads all over. If your babies are hard core chewers like these guys keep looking or accept that they are not gonna last as long as they should with the advertisement for the aggressive chewers. I think if I had left these out all day while I was at work the boys would have completely destroyed them and eaten a lot of the threads.I will have to keep looking for truly long lasting chew toys for aggressive chewers.The picture shows you the breeds and that the level of chewing skill is not breed specific. The boys are a golden retriever, an English bulldog, and a Rhodesian Ridgeback smart, and active boys ages 4and 5. The Rhodesian is not an aggressive chewer these would be long term great purchase for him. But the other 2 antlers are the only chewing toy they take a few weeks to wither away to stubs.

My three big breed dogs loved these toys. Have been a durable toy. If they are aggressive or rough chewers they may be able to pull some of the strings apart. But not a bad set of toys.

I have 2 american bullies both 11 weeks old. They love these ropes and balls. They are scattered in different rooms and the puppies get excited when they walk in and discover them. I only put out a few at a time because they are teething toys.

Smaller then I thought, but my Danes still enjoy them.