NYI Ball Dog Toy - Dog Ball - Jolly Ball for Dogs - Set of 2 Dog Toys Balls - Medium 3.2" Interactive Rubber Ball Food Dispensing Dog Toy IQ Training Teeth Cleaning Playing

VANFINE Ball Dog ToyMy 1.5-year-old whippet mix has only 2 modes, sleep and play. When she is in play mode she is literally bouncing off the walls if she does not have a bone or something to chew on. Unfortunately, this has translated to furniture and clothing falling to the wrath of her growing teeth.I buy her chew bones and toys such as ropes but they do not last long at all. Within a couple of hours anything with a bell, whistle or plastic covering is unrecognizable or ripped to shreds.I ordered the Vanfine ball dog toy. It comes with two rubber 2.8 blue colored balls.The balls have different patterns and textures to massage the dog’s gums. It is a soft material and is supposed to be nontoxic to make it easy and safe to bite.There is an air vent hole in the middle of the ball for you to stuff treats in. The premise is your dog will spend time playing with the ball and trying to get the treats out.The benefits of the ball are to provide a good play toy to provide interaction with dog and owner (playing fetch), keeping the dog’s teeth health, reducing destructive behavior (teething on furniture) and enhancing the dog’s IQ.It keeps my dog interest. Only time (a few hours) will tell how long it last.All in all, this is a good product to keep your dog active and distracted. The fact that it comes with 2 balls helps in case your dog may be as destructive as mine tends to be.

These are holding up well to my pups that tend to destroy toys easily. I like that they are soft so they can drop them and hit them around all they want without destroying the floors. They are a little tougher to get the treats out of unless the treats are very small. It's challenging my pups much more because their last one would release the treats both from rolling it around and squeezing it. Unless the treats are really small these balls need to be squeezed while held with the opening down to let a treat out, or played with enough to break the treats so pieces can fall out. This has caused my pups to lose interest occasionally so I have to remind them there are still treats inside.

I do generally use the blue ones in the woods or the field.when I throw it ,the baby is so easy to bop all over the place chasing them.the color makes them much easier to find in taller grass.The ones pretty much stay indoors as house balls. We like to use the dog balls inside, as we​ll, because they work best on a hard surface and are, of course, blue.I do generally use the blue ones in the woods or the field.when I throw it ,the baby is so easy to bop all over the place chasing them.the color makes them much easier to find in taller grass.The ones pretty much stay indoors as house balls. We like to use the dog balls inside, as we​ll, because they work best on a hard surface and are, of course, blue.I've attached a picture of my dog with her very favorite thing in the world, begging me to throw it one more time.

I got a Boston and he is a chewer. Loves playing ball and just chewing them up. He seems to like this one very much. I do not need to put a treat in it to get him to go after it, but looking at it I do not know what kind of treat you could put in the ball that would come out of those slots. Just a heads up if that is what you are looking for. If you are looking for just a ball that will hold up and your dog likes the nubby stuff this is it. Hope this helps.

We have a golden retriever puppy and he's a chewer, especially with squishy items like these toys. He loved chasing and catching these in the yard, but if he were just hanging in the yard and had these in his paws, he'd chew & pull at the ball. It didn't last long if we weren't playing with him. He did LOVE the treat aspect to the toy though and it definitely kept him busy for the time being.

I was tired of buying tennis balls for my dog because he was constantly ripping off the outer layer and getting an upset stomach from swallowing the fuzzies that came off. I don’t have to worry about that with these balls. These are super durable too. I like that you can squish it down because that means my dog won’t break it from biting down too hard. The only downside is that the ball is textured so it can pick up some of the hair/fur that’s on the carpet. These are easy to clean though so it’s not a big problem.

Dog cant get to food. Holes are too small. I know it's supposed to be a challenge. However, too much of one. HOWEVER: VERY good as chew toy and ball as it seems to be lasting with no damage even though she bites and plays with it every single day. She is about 30 lbs.

My dog destroys balls as soon as he is able. Although he is a beagle, he is 100% about play and balls mean play. His average time for a tennis ball is about 15 minutes, sometimes 30 minutes. Most "in destructible" balls either bore him or he can still destroy in a few days. These balls are the only thing that last. This is my second purchase, but only after him using the ball for more than 6 months, which is a world record for my dog. He loves to play with them and they last, highly recommended.