JW Pet Hol-ee Roller Dog Toy Puzzle Ball, Natural Rubber, Medium (4.5 Inch Diameter), Colors May Vary

My boys have proven to be able to chew through almost ANYTHING (despite their smallish 16# frames), but this ball has withstood the test of time like no other. They LOVE to chase it after we bounce it off the wall or door (and sometimes even bring it back for more). It is also pretty hilarious to see such small dogs with such a large ball, but they manage quite well!

Good for playing outside, blue color has better visibility for my dog in the grass. Only problem is the listing says it's a small 3 inch, but the ball I received was about 5 inches.

My cattle dog prefers flimsy, half-destroyed toys that I hate to have lying around. This is perfect because it is so flexible yet holds its shape. my German shepherd is a chewer, but hasn’t seemed interested in trying to destroy this one. I’ve also filled it with paper and treats to make a little puzzle, which they both loved.

This thing has lasted 2 years with a dog who could and would destroy any toy within a week and a dog who can control himself but refuses to lose in a game of tug-of-war with big sis. Every time I see those two playing I'm always amazed it's still alive!

When I first received this I thought my puppy would immediately destroy it. It's actually pretty strong and he hasn't ruined it yet. I do only give it to him during supervised play and we play tug of war together. If I left him alone with it I think he would be able to tear it apart. He loves it though.

The only bad thing about this is the picture shows a blue football and I got a red one. Dogs still love it and play with it. Durability isn’t too bad considering I have a Rottweiler and pitbull and these last about 2-3 weeks each.

We bought the small ball for our new puppy when we found that she was having difficulty chewing on other larger toys. This is perfect for her - she can easily pick it up with her mouth, chews it, and it was the first toy she learned how to fetch and retrieve. When she lets the ball go, it rolls away and she has endless fun chasing it - so it doesn't require us to be actively involved. we've just had it a week, so not sure yet about durability. but so far, so good.

My Boston Terrier didn't like this toy at first. We tried to get her engaged with it but she basically ignored it for a few months. Then one day she nosed it around and brought it to me for fetch. Ever since it's been her favorite toy. It's lightweight, bounces a bit when thrown, it's not loud, decent to play fetch and tug, indoor and outdoor friendly, she can easily carry it and squish her face into it. Since it doesn't have much surface area, it never feels very slobbery. The vanilla scent is not obnoxious. I like it better than the weird rubber smell that a lot of toys have. Really just pluses all around. She loved the small size so much that I ordered a large sized too. She loves them both, often trying to bring both at the same time to play.Update: It's been sometime since my first review, our little Bostie is full grown at 15 lbs now and she might be obsessed. The large size is just small enough for her to carry/run with. Both sized balls are now THE toys. They are the first toys she goes to every day. She takes them outside with her, makes us wait at the door while she goes and gets one even. She follows us in the house with them in her mouth, pressing them into our legs when we stop moving. They are really never far out of reach. We throw them for fetch, but she really likes to drop them as she's running back so they roll to your feet and you kick them! A lot of our fetch games turn into kickball fetch (which is a nice break for the arm!). These balls lob really nicely off your foot, even indoors it's relatively safe (use common sense, we don't kick them around breakables or screens). We've gotten creative and added smaller stuffed toys into the middle of the balls for her to pull out, or rolled fabric pulled though the holes (sometimes rolled with a little kibble or a few plain Cheerios or a couple high value treats). She's not exactly nice to them, but they are holding up very well, teeth punctures only, no tearing. I realize she's only 15 lbs, so obviously larger dogs may tear the material quicker/easier, however the rubber is really stretchy and seems to take a beating. She puts her whole weight into tugging, multiple times per day, and we've had no problems even with those sharp new teeth she has. These will also be fantastic at the dog park this summer! We found the Giggler version locally and it makes strange noises that intrigue her when she rolls it (it's a little heavy for kickball/fetch though, it's usually in the yard as a boredom stop for being alone). We got a football shape, but we think she likes the grip her mouth gets on the round style better as she doesn't play with it as much. I think we're JW Hol-ee Roller lifers though. I can't imagine another toy that our dog will like better at this stage in her life; we've tried just about every style available. She already has like 20 other toys she now ignoring for these! lol

Pupper loved it. He usually has the round ball of the same type which is his favorite. I think he really loved that it was a different shape of a football.

These are excellent. I did find they're less useful for puppies, but once my dogs developed sufficient jaw strength these toys become very entertaining. Multiple uses: 1. we kick it like a soccer ball in the yard and my dog chases; 2. they're strong and good for games of tug; 3. we do both 1 & 2 in the house in winter, because they're soft and flexible enough.

Mi perro (border collie de 10 meses) destruye hasta el kong extreme y este juguete no fue la excepción, no es tan rígido como parece. Sin embargo si es de buena calidad

Genau so wie ich ihn wollte

My Airedale liked this while it giggled. It's fairly sturdy but he chewed one end which put a stop to the giggling. Shame..