BOOMER BALL 4 inch, Virtually Indestructible Best Dog Toy, Boredom Busting Football, Tough & Durable Small Dog Ball, Floats on Water, Great for Mental Stimulation & High Energy Dogs, Assorted Colours

My Pup is a medium size pup. About the size of a Border Collier. He weighs 50 lbs. He is an aggressive chewer and can't destroy these as he can't get his mouth around them. He does try. When ordering the balls it was hard to decide which size to get. So to help others I added these photos. My pup loves both of these balls. It is fun to play soccer with him. He also plays by himself with these balls for hours. Worth every penny spent. I know they will last a long time.

The media could not be loaded.  Have a bullmastiff mix who's destroyed EVERY "indestructible" toy out there. Was very skeptical but decided I'd try one more ball. He's been nonstop playing with this ball for an hour now!! He absolutely LOVES this thing!!!! He's so worn out I don't even have to walk him tonight!!! If you're skeptical your dog can ruin this ball don't be, best.purchase.ever. Only one problem...have to order another for our other dog cuz he won't share!! Lol

The media could not be loaded.  My German Shepherd loves this thing. A whole basket of toys in the house and outside and she’ll push this thing around all day. It works her stamina, her brain (steering it around) and her strength. If I need to wear her out I’ll throw it out to her and let her play for a half hour. This ball is rock solid, it’s not rubbery, it’s hard plastic. It’s got cuts and slashes from her teeth and claws but no damage after two years. She can be as aggressive as she wants with it. Highly recommended.

I have a 90 pound German Shepherd. He LOVES balls. I bought this ball hoping he could play with it without destroying it within minutes. The description the company gave said to buy a ball bigger than they can pick up with their mouths and I did that. We got the largest ball. No way can he pick this ball up with his mouth. I wanted it puncture proof and it is! HOWEVER, when my dog tries to grab it with his mouth in between batting it around, his teeth put fairly deep gouges into it. Enough so that long strings of plastic stick out. He of course eats those.... I am frightened to see what comes out in his poo. Also, the plastic is hard and thick, which is good, BUT if the ball hits anything, it sounds like someone is trying to break into the house! God forbid it get into the kitchen! Yikes! Having said all that, my dog loves the ball. I do not. Oh, and because I have two dogs and a cat, we have a little bit of dog fur in the house. WELL, not anymore cuz that ball grabs ahold of all the hair on the floor and its very difficult to get it off, even if I put it in the kitchen sink and soap it down. The teeth marks prevent the hair from wanting to slide off the ball. I tried the ball outside but every bit of dirt stayed on the ball once the teeth marks were there. Bummer cuz I really wanted to like this ball. As soon as he is in another room, I'm gonna throw this ball in the trash. It's gonna break his heart.

I’m gonna give you the full run down. These balls are the BEST. I have two English bulldogs. Eleanor with the blue ball is 67lbs and Henry with the red ball is 86lbs. While Eleanor is typically indifferent about balls (and prefers her bones), Henry is OBSESSED with anything round. And he destroys every singe ball he comes in contact with. I’ve only found 3 balls in the history of ever that he can’t destroy and this brand is one of them.Like I said, Eleanor typically doesn’t get excited about balls. But when she just hears me bounce this ball against the concrete, she stops what she’s doing and sprints over. Henry does the same. I can get their attention instantly with just the sound of the ball (they don’t need to see it to get excited).For reference, the blue ball in the picture is the biggest size available (a tad bigger than a basketball, I think XL) and the red one is a little smaller than a soccer ball (L). The balls are thick, hard plastic. My dogs can not bite into the ball at all and they obviously can’t even fit it in their mouths. What ends up happening is that they sprint in circles biting at the ball, but the smooth surface combined with their slobber results in the ball becoming slippery. Think of a dog chasing its tail — they chase the ball endlessly because each time they touch / bite at it, it’s slips away. Frankly, it’s hilarious. The fact they can’t securely grasp the ball makes it easy to take the ball away too. No more tug-of-war when play time is over. We’ve had it for over a year and it’s still in near perfect condition. Just a couple of scratches but no cracks/holes.I can only give it to them for about 5 minutes at a time because they become beyond exhausted and are wheezing at the end of it. At all other times, I put the ball out of sight.The one and only downfall is that, because they can’t bite the ball, there have been times where they go to bite it and instead they bite down on their tongue. Henry has also chased the ball into trees or fences. 9/10 times we play with these balls, there’s blood.Otherwise, best investment I’ve made for my dogs. It’s ACTUALLY an indestructible ball.

My Blue Healer/Australian Shepard Plays with this ball for hours. We have sooo much fun with this ball. We live in MN and it is now winter. I tried so hard to keep the ball in sight before it got buried in the snow but we just couldn't stop playing, chasing, running, laughing. My dog is like a seal playing with this ball. He throws it up in the air with his nose and then chases it. I chase him, get the ball throw it. Hours of fun!! He gets so pooped, which just what I needed for him. Until MN winter dumped on us and we lost it in the snow :( But......no worries! I bought another!! Now we play with it in the knee deep snow. And in the Summer we will have two. Highly recommend.

The media could not be loaded.  OMG my Staffie goes mad for this.. it is so funny to watch as he can't get hold of it to bite and it just spins when he paws at it. He runs all round the garden chasing it.. he does get a little frustrated though and will usually bark at it and walk off when he's had enough. It is good exercise for him and he hasn't broken it yet.

This product is nothing short of fraudulent. It is described as being made of polyethylene, so that dogs cannot puncture it or tear it apart. That is a false description. Polyethylene is a flexible material. It is what drinks containers and countless other products are made of that need to be tough but pliable. That is what I thought I was buying, but the so-called Boomer Ball is nothing like that. It is hard rigid plastic, just like the ball in a cistern. It has as much flexibility as a stone; it will not roll any distance, and if it was used on a hard surface for any length of time, it would probably shatter. My dog took one look at it and walked away. As it is now out of the packaging, I assume there is no point in asking Amazon for a return. The problem with buying online is that you cannot pick up a product, so if I had seen this in a pet shop I would have bought something else. This is a manufacturer who knows nothing about dogs or what amuses them. I hope Amazon will ditch this piece of junk from their product range, and until that happens, I urge other buyers to give it a wide berth, because that is exactly what their dogs will do in any case.

The media could not be loaded.  This is Sherlock's favourite toy in the world! He destroys normal footballs (and not just his own!) so delighted to find this. It took a while before he learned to dribble and nose it, as he does in the video - for a while all he wanted to do was try to destroy it, or bark at me to kick it - but he's got better and better at it, without any instruction from me. He gets so excited when he sees me pick up the bag with it in, and the moment we get through the park gates he turns to wait for me to throw it.It's pretty solid, so wear sturdy shoes when kicking this, or you'll bruise your feet; a flick is better/safer than a kick!

The media could not be loaded.  My Rottweiler absolutely loves this ball, he plays with if for hours , the only downside is the racket it makes especially when you’ve got wooden floors and wooden furniture , it doesn’t damage it though even with it hits it hard, my dog is desperate to pick it up so he spends hours with it , he never gets bored , best toy I’ve brought him as he destroys everything else in seconds and I can’t see anyway that he could break this ball

I bought this for a way of giving my collie an appropriate way to let out his herding instincts. He absolutely loved it right from the off and from the first moment it arrived it became his absolute number one favourite toy. BUT, fast forward to two months later and I noticed the edges of his lower canines were being worn down by something. After a process of elimination I’ve realised it’s because of the contact he makes with this ball when herding it around the garden. I’m absolutely horrified that a toy I bought has ruined his teeth permanently in this manner. The ball has been immediately thrown away and I am getting a rubber one instead. It’s not worth the risk. I wanted to write this review so other people were aware—if your dog’s teeth make contact with this ball, it will wear them down!