Soccer Ball Dog Toy

We've tried some of those inflatable balls, but they end up getting chewed on and destroyed pretty quick. This reinflates and our dogs forget about trying to gnaw on it because it is more effort to gnaw on it and fight the ball from reinflating than it's worth to them. From the video, you can tell my dog has finally broken hers in and she can bite on it pretty easy but it's stood the test better than competitors. She sometimes gets her teeth stuck on it from biting but she has only a little bit of maneuvering to get it off her tooth. I love that this is made in the USA and i would recommend this product if your dog loves to fetch all sizes of toys and destroys most of what you buy them. Kicking is easier on my body than throwing. Beware, I tried to volley this with my arm and it hurt a bit the first time. I adjust my arm and hit this with a solid fist if I'm going to launch it with my arms instead of kick. June 2024 update: My dog loved her green ball to death. I ordered a blue ball because our was slightly cheaper, but it isn't as good. There were seams that completely split where they met each hectagon side, and she was able to puncture through the material easily. She's chewed through one side. I am disappointed in the quality difference, so when she finally destroys this one, I'll try another green one. If the quality is not there in the green color I originally bought, I may have to find other products. This is still a fun toy and she doesn't seem to mind, but I can't kick this blue ball across the yard like the green one.

Amazing!! I’ve spent so much money replacing regular soccer balls for my dog , she instantly pops them and then we get another . Well not anymore! I was hesitant to purchase because of the price but now I’m so happy I did because it’s been used and abused and still functioning as if it were new ! It’s easy to spray and clean, I actually enjoy the blueberry smell it gives off , my dogs love it they can chew on it and be aggressive and it still is in pristine condition and works perfectly ! Highly recommend! This will be the only soccer ball I purchase for these dogs , if I even need to purchase one again! I have a feeling this will last till the end of time

My APBT loves this ball. It the first “yard toy” that he searches for and gets played with. It really keeps his attention. The ball is the perfect size to chase around the yard, play fetch and is also sturdy enough to play tug of war. The fluorescent green color makes it easy to find when he loses it in the bushes. I would recommend this ball for anyone with tough aggressive chewers.

I've been waiting to do this review until the ball starts to deteriorate. I bought the first one 2.5 years ago for my English Shepherd... It's been used daily and has been sitting outside in every type of weather. The color hasn't faded hardily at all either in that span. My dog isn't the most aggressive chewer by any means, but she has destroy soccer balls I've gotten her in the past. The ball inflates again after it gets squished, it's not why she likes the toy, but I catch her squeezing it just so she can watch it inflate again. Dogs can pounce on the ball with their paws and they won't slip, the ball just deflates. It's firm enough where you can kick it really hard, but soft enough that your dog won't get hurt if something accidentally happens when you play. Sometimes the ball gets stuck in her mouth, which at first caused her to panic a bit, but after some time she learned she can just bite down on the ball and it falls out of her mouth. Sometimes her teeth sink into the ball and they'll stick a little, so be aware of that. I let her chew on the ball like a chew toy and nothing has happened to her teeth or the ball. I would give this ball a 5-star in every category, but I'm not confident that this ball will hold up to a 80+ lb aggressive chewer. My English Shepherd can chew on it all day though and might leave a couple teeth marks... maybe. My dog scraped her nose on the ground going after a tennis ball, so I got this as a safer alternative. It ended up being way more than a safer alternative, it's her favorite toy by far and every ball I've bought before this doesn't even come close to the quality this ball has. For me personally 20/10, will buy every time I need a new ball.

This is my second time buying this ball for my blue heeler, and it is easily his favorite toy. It is very sturdy, especially for hard-playing dogs, and handles rough outdoor play sessions effortlessly. The design is brilliant because it does not go flat, yet my dog is still able to bite it and get a good grip on it. It’s the perfect combination of being tough but still flexible enough for a dog to enjoy carrying around. For comparison, our first ball finally stayed flat after a solid 2 months of non-stop, hardcore playing, which is a massive win compared to other toys he destroys in minutes. If you have an active, high-energy dog that loves to play rough, this ball is highly recommended!

This has been my dogs favorite outdoor toy for years . I love these because they are durable and won't deflate when bitten or when carried around in their mouth.... no matter how many holes the dogs put in them. We leave these outside year round even in Minnesota winters. It is strong enough to hold up yet soft enough to be safe on their teeth. Now I do want to say although it is really durable it is not indescribable. IF you have a heavy chewer or a dog that loves to destroy toys, they would need supervision with this I think. My dogs don't try to chew this up but they do wear out over time. We replace it every 2 to 3 years on average. Definitely dog approved and recommended in my home, and human approved for cost and durability. I hope your dogs love it as much as mine do.

Pros: - Definitely durable and tough and puncture proof *(for the most part, more on that in a sec) - Bought 3 so far and they hold up well for dogs that like bigger toys and smaller ones like tennis balls may present a choking hazard for some. - My German Shepard loves this and will not play with many other toys if any other than these. - These jolly balls don't hold water in if it rains hard. So you don't have to worry about sloshing and dirty water getting inside for your pet to accidently drink. - They do hold up better in the winter than in the summer. So if you live in the North than this may be okay to leave outside, the ball does get a bit softer with a freeze but not too bad for play at all. Cons: - I live in North Texas and our summers get pretty hot around 95-110F. Now I know these are plastic/rubber so they do get pretty worn down. Like at some point after one week the first one I purchased had holes from where my dog was able to chew down on due to the soft rubber. So i HIGHLY recommend bringing these inside. - May be big for some smaller breeds. My GSD is 75lbs and I would consider a fairly big dog with a bigger mouth and the largest ball this manufacturer sold was perfect. - Not really a CHEW CHEW toy so I wouldn't recommend for super aggressive chewers my dog does like to bite in deep and soften it up (its like she knows to break it in lol) Other than that I've ordered three and all three hold up well for about 4-6 months of play time being kicked, thrown, chunked, bitten, frozen (winter), and baked (summer). (Yeah Imma have to bring it inside). The green can be tough to see if you're playing on grass I recommend the orange or blue one. Overall I am incredibly satisfied and will continue to buy this ball. Happy playing,

I have a 3 and 1/2 years old miniature Australian Shepherd and we had done the Jolly Pets teaser ball both large and extra-large. She likes them, but the dog park in our complex has a concrete border surrounding the fake grass in the park. The large teaser ball doesn't hold up well to striking the concrete, so I looked for something that was similar in shape but not specifically a soccer ball (she punctures soccer balls because she has to carry them. Even the ones made for dogs, she'd still find a way to puncture them). However, this one has enough flexibility in the material its made out of that she can carry and even shake it and it doesn't lose its shape. Once she places it on the ground, it goes back to its round shape. She loves chasing after it when I kick it and it can hit the concrete border without breaking like the other one. I had to convince her to come inside and once we did get inside, she wanted to play with it some more even though she needs to rest from her playtime. My only regrets is that I had not discovered this product sooner.

Absoluter neuer Lieblings-Ball meiner Samojeden-Hündin. Normale Fußbälle waren bei uns schnell kaputt, sobald sie ihre Zähne hineinbekommen hat. Nach dem letzten kaputten Fußball wollte ich ursprünglich einfach wieder einen normalen Fußball kaufen, habe mich dann aber für diesen Hundeball entschieden und das war definitiv die bessere Wahl! Der Ball bleibt in seiner Form, selbst wenn ihre Zähne durchstechen. Er ist bisher vollständig intakt und wird hier wirklich nicht gerade vorsichtig behandelt. Ich habe ihn bewusst in Blau gewählt, da Hunde Blau gut erkennen können und der Ball sich dadurch auch im Gras deutlich von der Umgebung abhebt. Die Größe ist ebenfalls perfekt. Für fußballbegeisterte Hunde ist der Ball meiner bisherigen Erfahrung nach wesentlich besser geeignet als ein normaler Fußball. Klare Empfehlung.

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Je viens juste d'acheter mon deuxième, ma CLT (Chien Loup Tchèque) qui a aujourd'hui 5 ans a eu son premier quand elle est arrivée à la maison. Ce ballon garde sa forme, même percé de 1000 trous. Alors oui, quand il y a plus de trous que de "pas trou" il est difficile de faire un shoot qui va loin et il ne rebondit plus ... logique. Mais il reste possible de le lancer à la main ou de jouer à dribler avec le chien. Quand ma louloute était chiot, il était trop grand pour elle, jusqu'à ce qu'elle découvre qu'elle pouvait y planter ses petites quenotte et le tirer en marchant en arrière ... elle était super fière d'elle. lol Puis elle a du apprendre à utiliser ses pattes pour le détacher ... ce fut épique, mais qu'est-ce que j'ai ri! Et enfin, quand sa gueule a été assez grand pour le "croquer" ... il lui a encore fallu apprendre à l'écraser pour pouvoir sortir ses crocs (là, j'ai dû l'aider un peu). Bref, oui, le prix n'est pas donné, c'est plus cher que d'autre ... mais franchement vu la durée de vie, c'est vraiment pas cher. PS: J'allais oublier: Évidemment, j'ai aussi appris à mon chien que son ballon n'est pas le jouet sur lequel elle doit passer ses nerfs en le déchiquetant. Elle a d'autres jouets pour ça. Si on n'explique pas un truc à un chien ... il ne peut pas le sucer de son pouce (qu'il n'a pas). :-D