Jolly Pets Dog Tug-N-Toss Toy Ball, 6-Inch, Blueberry (406 BB), All Breed Sizes

My dog loves this ball. She takes it everywhere. She wants it tossed and kicks it around the yard for hours. She plays with it every day. As a result it's been here around six weeks and it's about done for. The handle is ripped off almost fully and she managed to bite a hole in it so now she deflated it enough to bite into it fully, which originally wasn't possible. She is a 80 pound German shepherd and loves chewing on stuff. This has held up better than most other toys. She loves it so much I would just buy this every six week as a solution, but it's a little pricey for that. I will let her keep it for a bit longer but in the next two weeks it will probably be too shredded.Anyway... Buy this thing. It's great. Just larger breeds will destroy it like any other toy. It's not a miracle ball after all but probably the closest thing to it...

I bought this jolly ball because the description stated this size was good for dogs 20-60 lbs. My 36 lb dog chewed the handle off within the first week. I guess it would be good if a dog wasn't a chewer. But my dog is very destructive on her toys.I gave this a 4-star rating only because the toy hasn't been completely destroyed and my dog still loves to run around the yard playing with it.

Bought the Red 6 inch "Jolly Ball Tug & Toss" as an inside toy for my 2 year old German Shephard. We have been trying to teach him to lay down at night when we watch T.V. and chew on a toy or bone. He has ether destroyed the toy quickly or wanted us to play with him instead of being able to entertain himself. This is the first toy that has kept his interest, and that he is playing with by himself. He was so entertained by it that he bypassed his dinner to continue playing with the Jolly Ball. Four months ago I bought him the 8 inch blue "Jolly Ball Tug & Toss" to play with outside. Not only he love it, but he has been unable to destroy it despite all the chewing he does to the ball. If your dog chews like mine does these are great toys. The 8 inch is a little heavier, just FYI.

I hav a German Shepard that’s about a year and a half old. I bought it for her at the end February and I’m buying her another one due to the handle ripped and she put a hole in it but this is from playing with it daily.

I have purchased these in the past through chewy and they stand up to the three large dogs that I have. This one seemed very weak. Dogs teeth going right thru it

These are not cheap, but they are very high quality. I have two frenchies, and one of them pops every medium-large size ball I buy them, within 30 seconds. I bought this, very hesitantly, not wanting to spend $20 for 30 seconds. I am happy to say, we have had the jolly ball for a couple of months now, and try as they may, they can NOT pop this ball.. WIN!

My boxer really enjoys tearing around the yard,carrying this toy.Has held up so far,too.Tucker likes this and that is what matters.

Didn’t last long. I love that my pups loved it, but not really for big chewers

A review from us on our German shepherds experience with his jolly ball.At first when opening it up for his birthday he was stunned in as if to say why have we wrapped him up a ballon in paperBecause he catergorically doesn't like balloons as one popped as a pup spooking him so when he saw jolly I could totally understand why he looked at it with apprehension .Any way after ten mins of me talking to the jolly ball like it was a long lost friend and bouncing it around the room he seemed to cotton on that it wasn't going to bang on him and he quickly learned to carry it but the handle and then he was very happy to of met jolly ball (:*) phew I thought uh oh I did a blunder buying him this but thank goodness he's totally happy with it its been popped full of holes but its not squashed in like a foot ball would its held its shape an strength .the handle is still intact so I can see for some dogs they will eventually chew it off if left to their own devices .The 8" is the size down from the ones sold in our local horsey shop and still its a good mouth full for him ,possibly could of got away with the 6" it's bounces well too when given a good throw or boot like a foot ball .I would say for breeds with delicate stomachs that are prone to bloat gastric torsion be Very careful to let the ball land before the dogs pounced on it as my young shep almost rolled over the ball nearly flipping him over as its like a mini space hopper and his paws sort of twisted when the ball didn't give way when he pounced so I hold him while I throw it and once it's landed I then let him run after it to minimise him getting over excited and hurting himself .it's good to let him carry an play a little footie with him but still be careful with big breeds don't stumble & roll over the ball as nearly sprained his forearm and tumbled over it .I do give it a thumbs up for being stronger alternative to a football for dogs and our shep does enjoy this amongst his other toys his got like his original tough toys rubber ring and jw holee ball loves too.so we alternate his toys but still we're glad he has jolly in his trugg bucket of goodies (:*) .

To be honest this is a bit naff. I bought this for my horse. It is advertised under equestian products and sold by an equestrian seller. Horsemen's pride. In fairness I didn't zoom into the picture where in small writing, it does say the toy is for 'small dogs', but in that case it needs to be advertised under 'dog toys' not 'equestrian products'. However I do also have a dog, so as to what I thought of it for him: the toy is poor quality with bits of plastic seepage from the mold left hanging around the edges which he can bite off and chew - not exactly safe. The outer of the toy is roughly finished, and the toy is not as tough as much cheaper 'indestructible' toys I have bought for him. Not at all impressed for my £10, don't bother.

If you have a heavy chewer do not buy this. Had for 20 mins and now the handle has a hole and the ball has a big hole!I had one year's ago which is still going strong. Not like it used to be.

Brought as a toy for my medium sized puppy, he’s a labradoodle. It honestly took me longer to find this online than it did for him to rip a massive hole in it. Had to take it off him and bin in less than 10 minutes . Would seriously not recommend.

Avoid at all costs. My 6 month old puppy (a collie) destroyed the handle within a minute! Dangerous product!