Chew King Dog Fetch Balls Extremely Durable Natural Rubber Toy 4 inch, (CM-10031-CS01), All Breed sizes, Count 2 (Pack of 2)

I had to update this review. It's been 5 months since I wrote my original review and this ball is still going strong! We still play fetch daily and this thing has been taking a beating! It's still intact, no holes, no cracks!I've been struggling to find a new ball for my 85 pound Lab Hound mix for the last year and finally found one! I've gotten him numerous balls but he would only ever play with the Jolly Pets Jolly Jumper glow in the dark ball. That ball is awesome but he breaks it within a week. I almost didn't order these balls because I assumed he wouldn't like them just like every other one I've bought and they're usually not the right size. I got the two pack of 4 inch balls that are blue and purple and the balls are actually 4 inches. I showed him both balls and he immediately took the blue one. I was hesitant to play fetch with the ball because it's pretty solid and heavy for a ball. The rubber is at least 1/2 inch thick making it great for a dog with strong jaws. I took him outside and threw it and WOW! can that thing bounce!! Bounced at least 10 feet in the air with just a toss. He wiped out trying to jump for it! The second throw I just lobbed it gently and it still bounced super high. This ball can definitely injure a dog if they get hit in the face because its so solid. When my dogs not playing fetch he likes to just hold it in his mouth and chomp down continually. It's him doing that that causes balls to break because they split open. Not this one! Seriously an awesome ball for strong, tough chewers and rough playing.

Theses balls are great! There is two small holes to place treats in if you would like. They are what I believe is indistructable for our Dalmatian who is very hard on toys. Provides our dog with hours of entertainment. Perfect size ball for a dog larger than 50 pounds. No smell, doesn't get gross. Hard ball but easy for the dog to chew and it is flexible. Hollow inside, it does make a small squeek while being chewed due to it is rubber. Completely worth the money! Would buy again if needed! Would recommend to many.

Perfect! Dogs love them; they bounce high and sometimes at different angles. There is no tennis ball fuzz for them to eat, and they have stood up to the chewing that is done after the ball is caught. I will purchase this again when needed! Finally, a ball that withstands German Shepherd play!

I really like these balls and so do our dogs. I have had them for a month and not one fell apart. If you have a dog that just chews on balls to relieve anxiety, it might break then. I've seen some chew holes in them. The first time I ordered the extreme. Those were great for the wind. But the dogs all seem to like these better. They whistle when you throw them. They are better than tennis balls, and you can easily find them because of their bright colors, which don't fade, and they don't split easily.

I've been purchasing these regularly for years now. Fantastic ball. Just enough bounce to be interesting, but not so much that they fly all over the place. The hole is good for safety. The rubber is soft, yet durable, even for my 90+ pound German Shepherd. The 3" ball is the perfect size for him, and the price is very reasonable. Even left outside in the sun they last for ages before they start to crack and get dry. My dog has never managed to chew one apart, I've only ever had to replace them because they get lost (Or buried?), or they've lasted so long that I throw them out because they start to dry-rot. I honestly could not be happier with these, they hit every single mark for me and my dog.

After learning that tennis balls are abrasive to my dogs teeth, I knew i needed to find an alternative for my fetch-loving hound. We spend hours a day playing fetch, so I knew that cutting it out of our lives wasn't an option.I searched around a bit, and stumbled upon these wonderful things! Rubber balls are NOT abrasive to your dogs teeth and many vets recommend switching to this material as long as it is a soft rubber. After making the switch, my dog seems to prefer the Chew King Ball to the tennis ball at this point!Pros:- The 2.5 inch balls fit into my chuck-it launcher.- The Rubber is a nice soft material, with great bounce.- The 3 inch balls are somewhat firmer, better for a dog who loves a good chew.- The balls "whistle" when thrown, which my dog simply adores when he is chasing it.- Extremely durable. My dog chews on these all day long and not one of them has broken or fallen apart.Cons:- The Glow in the Dark ball has a strange label that comes with it that says: "Not a Chew Toy." Which israther odd when you consider that it is IN FACT a chew toy for dogs.Overall:The Chew King ball line up is very nice! Their durable form, bounce, and whistle will make for ball that your dog will love. I when brought these new balls to the dog park, I had a hard time getting them back because the other dogs loved them so much. Others wound up buying their own, and now it is almost all we use! I would recommend the full line up, EXEPT the "Glow in the Dark" ones, due to the strange "Not a Chew Toy" label. It could be because of the different material, but I would be more cautious.Cheers!

My almost 90 lb. German Shepherd absolutely loves these balls. He actually prefers the Chuck It orange rubber ball but he destroys them within a week as they split at the seams and between the orange and blue...these are durable, bouncy and fit perfectly in the Chuck It thrower. He always has one in his mouth and will play with himself when I am not able to toss it. The first thing he does in the morning is go find one of these to keep beside him all day. The rubber is much more durable than other balls, yet soft enough that he can catch a 20' toss in the air without fear of breaking a tooth.I see no reason to ever purchase another brand as these check all the boxes for me and my guy.