Outward Houndby Planet Dog Sport Ballz Tennis Ball Treat-Dispensing Fetch Ball Dog Toy

This had a nice bounce but my dog shredded it from chewing. I had to pull pieces of the material out of her mouth, it lasted just over a month. If you have a chaser, it's great!! Not so much with a chewer.

My dog absolutely loves this golf ball. It has a nice bounce to it as well, so lots of fun to be had when playing "go get it."

I like that this ball is rubber & flexible. My golden loves it. I bought a back up in case something happens to it.

This is a great fetch ball and great texture squishiness. Duncan loved it. I got it to have a bigger ball that does not roll under the furniture, it also happens to give treats. Will probably get more in this product family to stop getting tennis balls from under the couch.

I got the basketball. My dog has chewed every ball we have from soccer to tennis to basketball. She is a puppy and loves to shew. Thankfully so far it has all been things ahe is supposed to chew. It arrived and I was disappointed as it is only about 5 inches in diameter. We played with it anyway. She loved it. She plays with me. She plays by herself tossing it in the air. She carries it around like a prized posession. She has the most fun and chews it as hard as doggedly possible. She has yet to put a scratch in it. Seriously not a scratch and she plays with it constantly. She carries it in and out of the dog door. She brings it up stairs. She takes it to bed.Anyone who doesn't buy this for their dog is missing a real treat seeing how much fun she has. Best ball ever. If it was a regulation basketball, she may push it around more but would not have near the fun.

This ball has lasted longer than any other toy! We have a 55 lb Shepard Doberman mix who loves to chew. This ball has lasted a couple months already and is still going strong. Great buy.

Ball is as expected. Only disappointed that the planet dog text isn't black on the golf ball like the picture shows.

Most durable toy ever owned. Still have original Planet Dog-Orbes football going on 15 years! My 14.5 y/o Aussie who passed away in May LOVED this football & she had since a puppy. I wanted to save it so I bought my 1.5y/o standard Aussie a new one along with his best pals who All love to play with ArrowSmith’s football. His best pal is a standard Collie & his girlfriend is a small Corgi. They have all played with the original football which is still play worthy even though laces are gone & 1000’s of teeth punctures are in it! The new football is exactly like the 14+ year old ball. They still have that crazy whacky bounce the dogs love! I bought one for his pals, one for strictly inside our house, & one I leave in Jeep to take & throw at the field we go to or wherever we go. I bought the soccer ball 14+ years ago but Not one of the dogs like it!!! It’s bigger even though like the football it collapses in their mouth for easy fit but the soccer ball doesn’t have the same crazy whacky bounce as the football. It was a dud for my Rosey Mae too. I now have a 9 week old Aussie, Sugar Mae, even loves to play with this football! You can’t go wrong with this dog toy. It is worth Every penny & has stood the test of time as well as multiple dogs playing with it!The soccer ball shown is 14+ years but they prefer the football 🏈, See it with my sweethearts in photos.

I have no idea why they chose to create this ball with a large hole in it but it proved to be quite dangerous in our case and all within the first 10 minutes of play. The ball is quite rigid plastic and our dog (a Clumber Spaniel - so medium sized) managed to get his lower jaw completely trapped and wedged in the hole with his lower fangs also wedged in meaning we could not remove it. The dog panicked and was in danger of breaking his jaw or losing a few teeth. Thankfully, the dog somehow managed to get it off just as we were thinking we'd have to try and restrain him and get him to the vets - his mouth was bleeding though as the plastic had cut into his gums (the plastic was quite sharp around the pointless hole). Stupid design, we're not just fed up at having thrown money away but we're also furious at this shoddy and dangerous product and the distress it caused our dog. Avoid this product and this manufacturer.

This is a replacement for one I bought at least 10 years ago for my previous dog. It has stayed outside in all weather and my young pup was starting to bite bits off it. It is a handy non puncture ball which survives the sharpest of teeth. A smaller dog can carry it by putting their teeth in the hole which is quite large. I don’t do it with treats for this reason as they would fall out.

I ordered this in desperation - our one-year-old cockerpoo already destroyed tennis balls but had now started chewing those bouncy rubber balls too. A ball wouldn't even last a day, and he's obsessed with fetching balls so we really didn't know what to do. We've had this ball about 4 weeks now and there's not a scratch on it.It's even been pinched a few times by bigger dogs and come back intact. It's really bouncy and light and makes a quiet whooshing noise as it flies through the air. It also fits into our ball launcher and is easy to find when lost as it's so bright. It was costing us £1 a day to keep up with his ball-chewing habit, so this one's earned its money back already. Absolutely perfect!UPDATE: 1 YEAR ON...and the ball's still going! It's got a few cracks in it now, but still bounces and is still useable (and it's taken out twice a day, most days). Might be a while before we get round to using the 2 spares we bought a year ago!

Another orbee tuff sensation in our house.Originally only bought 1 of these as an extra toy when replacing the 3 old orbee tuff strawberries we had.It proved such a hit that we had to buy two more, so they each had one to play with.One of the toughest yet softest toys we've ever seen and suits a mad chewing Labrador perfectly - he loves soft toys, but the others will chew things to ruin given half a chance - this gives us best of both worlds, he gets the softness whilst we get the ruggedness to cope with the other 2 trying to chew it to bits.Love it (rather - the dogs love it)Definitely one for a chewer.Paws Up from our dogs :0)

Although a little big for our dog she can just about pick it up and carry it around. She loves chasing it around trying to get the treats out. Our only issue is that the size of treat you need to use come out too easy so it's become more of a play ball than a treat challenge toy.