Jolly Pets Bounce-n-Play Dog Toy Ball, 8 Inches/Large, Blueberry, (Model: 2508 BB) Red

Bought this to replace a much loved Boomer Ball, which is now bitten and scratched and has caused injury. It is very sturdy and the pooch can sink her teeth into it and carry it, much to her delight. This is the same size as her old ball and she was a bit surprised when it bounced (Boomer Balls don’t on grass). Not had the excited yipping and total obsession yet, but it feels so different from the other ball, like rubbery plastic and it is quite thick. I have high hopes for this and will review again in a few weeks to report how it’s holding up. So far so good though 👍Edit: 4 months later and I’m so impressed with this, just ordered and received another one. Nothing wrong with the first ball. Pooch absolutely loves it and has been pushing, herding and carrying it round the park all summer. It’s covered in teeth marks, but no other damage and no sharp bits which is great. The new one is for indoors with winter approaching. It hasn’t damaged any furniture when it rolls into things and used with a play tunnel and a game of chase me, it certainly wears the pooch out if it’s lashing down outside. Best bit of kit I’ve purchased for my girl. You won’t regret it.

I bought this for my rottweiler 12 months old so that I could kick it in the park as other destructible ball are like bowling balls. I don't recommend you try to kick them this is bouncy . Don't get me wrong she can get her teeth into it and carry it but it returns to normal shape, believe me she's tried to burst it but hasn't managed it. She loves to run after it so it helps tire her out win win. I'm so happy I purchased this ball for her. So is she

Purchased this for a 9 month old border collie who has managed to destroy every single toy he has ever owned….This is the first toy he has not managed to burst. Had it for 4 months now and it’s played with pretty much on a daily basis, so if you have an aggressive chewer I highly recommend this ball!!! So many other toys claim to be for aggressive chewers and aren’t.

UPDATED: Original - My GSD can just get his mouth around this so it does get a bit stuck sometimes, never needed to actually free him thus far. Maybe smaller so he could hold it properly or larger so he could only roll it may have been safer. As described although it now is full of teeth holes it stays inflated. He can squish it, but it re-inflates. Quite a solid/heavy ball - not suitable for drop kicking!Update 12/2019: RIP large Orange ball ... but very happy with smaller blue one for Christmas! Won't last as long by my boy is VERY tough on toys. I like this one more as less heavy and hard and much easier to kick without damaging foot or what it hits!.

We have a Staffordshire Boxer who enjoys destroying his toys and hence finding anything indestructible has been difficult. This was recommended by the owner of our dogs boarding kennels and so far, after 5 weeks of play, it has survived quite well. He has managed to puncture it within a couple of days, but since then it has remained completely intact and has given him, and us, hours of fun.

Amazing ball it’s the only toy my Patterdale terrier hasn’t been able to destroy. its well worth the money in my eyes it’s cost me a small fortune trying to find toys for her.

Bought this for our bulldog who only has to look at a football to pop it. She's had it for about a month and although it is covered in teeth marks, it has not popped yet! She absolutely goes mad for it, can spend hours trying to "kill" it. Great toy, well worth the money and if it does ever break would buy again!

This toy is awesome for a border collie. My Nell loves it. Keeps her occupied for ages. Have to take it off her for a rest lol.