The Big Dog's Balls, Dog Tennis Balls, 3-Pack Large Yellow Dog Toy, Strong Dog & Puppy Tennis Ball

Our pups LOVE these little tennis balls. My one year old (small) jack russell struggles to keep the larger ones in his dinky mouth so these are perfect for him and he is so happy when I purchase a new batch, as is our LARGE Xl bully... who also runs around like a puppy with these, squishing them in his mouth like a gumball. Hes not popped one yet (which he usually does within 5 mins of playing with the larger tennis balls).Great value, good strudy balls, that last well even with the larger breeds who play quite a bit rougher with them.

They won’t last forever, but at least they didn’t split the first time my dog fetched them, which is what happened with the ChuckIt! balls I ordered at the same time

These are the perfect size ball for fetch for smaller doggies - my disobedient near 2 yr old Bichon has been transformed from errant walkies with her owner, to little miss well behaved pooch. She loves them and now only has eyes for her ball…

If your dognisba chewer these will be good for them. I thought my small terriers would like this balls but they are too hard for them so they don't want to play with them. My spaniel likes them though but she has been able to destroy them but it takes her longer to do it.

My Shih Tzu loves to play ball but destroyed every version we gave him until we found these, they’re strong, great value and the coating doesn’t come off

In fairness to theis company/ ball my dog is an aggressive chewer and he tends to chase ball for 5 minutes and the. Settles down to chew and rip them apart. This particular ball lasted 4 minutes and 50 seconds. I did buy himSome indestructible balls, tennis ball size and it only took him 20 minutes to rip bits off.If your dog is like mine, don’t waste your money

Below is a copy of my complaint followed by the sellers response. I know I have been fobbed off after reading other peoples bad reviews. My dog was not left with this as a chew toy. He destroyed them in minutes. My vet agrees they are dangerous. No offer of a refund either. Read on......Further to your request for feedback on the big dogs balls.  I am really disappointed all three were destroyed within minutes between splitting and the yellow coating peeling off not to mention the smell of glue.  Given the name you automatically expect these to suit "big dogs" but they dont.  The product name and description is missleading.  The glue has set off an alergic reaction in my dog and he has a full blown rash which the vet can only put down to the glue in the balls as the rash appeared within 2 hours of having these balls and nothing else in his food or environment have changed.  I am furious that he has suffered like this. It has cost me £84 in vets bills.Sellers response.....I'm glad you got in touch although I'm sorry to hear that your dog has been unwell. I hope he is now better. I can certainly relate to how upsetting it is to see your dog who is a loved member of the family taking ill under circumstances that might have been avoided. I have attempted to address your concerns below. Firstly I wanted to reassure you that we did not release The Dog's Balls recklessly. The Dog’s Balls have been produced using manufacturing processes that would be appropriate for an item that would be in a dog's mouth, (taking into account the impact on the dog's teeth and gums among other things) resulting in a robust, non-toxic ball. They are the result of extensive testing which has taken place under two conditions: We first had the quality of The Dog’s Balls verified by two independent companies specialising in inspection, testing, certification and verification. One of those is a company with a lengthy track record established in 1878, and which is based in Geneva. They were were tested in the category which measures the presence of toxins “in components of toy that can be placed in the mouth or childcare article”. We then carried out extensive in-use tests from which we gathered data to ensure that in real-life situations these balls would be fit for purpose. We tested balls with spheres of different thicknesses and different sizes for different breeds before settling on the specifications we have now. The vast majority of our customers worldwide - in hundreds of thousands of balls produced - have not have any problem introducing these balls to their dogs and so I am disappointed with your experience. In fact it would be more accurate to say that in many years of production we have never had a report of another allergic reaction or a dog becoming ill after playing with these balls. Regarding the glue, I’d like to apologize if the smell of the balls caused you alarm. Though its not normal for the balls to smell and they are entirely non-toxic as I have previously mentioned. The chemical smell comes from the rubber itself and is strong because both the ball sphere and the glue are made of natural rubber. However, this is not a result of chemical off-gassing and it’s possible the balls were boxed too soon after production. Thank you for letting us know and we will forward your feedback to our factory for their attention and action. If your vet suspects that the glue triggered your dog's allergic reaction then it is possible that your dog has a rubber allergy (since the sphere and the glue are made of rubber) which is rare but not unheard of in dogs. Your vet might find it helpful to know that the glue we use is made of rubber. He may then be able to offer you additional information on how to manage this in the future. Going by the information in your email, it sounds like your dog had the ball for a long enough time to use it as a chew toy since he has managed to pull the felt off. The Dog's Balls are not chew toys and were designed for retrieval games. Using tennis balls as chew toys is a choking hazard for dogs as the sphere splits into shards and can be accidentally swallowed. Vets recommend that tennis balls be used in supervised play and the dog should be encouraged to fetch, return and immediately release the ball. Tennis balls should always be put out of reach after a game of fetch, and no dog should ever be allowed to use them as a chew toy. The warnings on our retail card are consistent with this advice from animal health care professionals. As long as your dog is never allowed to play with the balls by himself and are used for retrieval games, the balls are safe to use and should last a long time. Once again I apologise for the unfortunate and distressing experience you have had and thank you for giving us the opportunity to address your concerns. Regards, Faye

Our dogs love chasing after these balls. Tough and durable, until they're not. Good value though.

my pomeranian loves these balls! Perfect for his size.

Mich hat es immer furchtbar aufgeregt, dass die Bälle alle quietschen, wenn der Hund darauf leidenschaftlich herumkaut. Jetzt ist es gut. Sie sind auch haltbarer als die herkömmlichen kleinenBälle. Werde ich wieder bestellen.

Für mich leicht auf einer Wiese zu sehen. Für den Hund scheint rot nicht so leicht auf Gras wahrnehmbar zu sein.

Le duró dos días,la resquebrajó la tela exterior y en el interior en un abrir y cerrar de ojos

Balles de bonne qualité, mais trop grosses pour des chiots... n'ont pas de sifflet qui leur plaît beaucoup !