KONGJumbler Ball - Interactive Fetch Dog Toy with Tennis Ball (Assorted Colours) - For Large/Extra Large Dogs

He's had it for 2 hours - it's still in one piece and he's had a lot of fun with it so far. He will normally destroy a toy within 20 minutes. I will definitely get another one when he eventually works out how to turn it into bits. Well worth the money if you have a manic dogUpdate - day 4. Still in one piece and he's still having fun with it.

I bought my eldest dog one of these on the day she lost her big sister as a “present from Daisy” and it is her favourite toy. When the youngest came on the scene all toys except this one were shared so the youngster had to have her own and she loves it too! They take a lot of battering but have stood up to the test of time. I only buy Kong toys, they last longest in our household

This is one of my dogs fabourite toys. He is a 50kg GSD who is ball obsessed. Due to his size, I can't give him tennis balls in case he swallows them - they are destroyed in seconds anyway. He also destroys and eats leather footballs - they burst in seconds. He likes an antler but they only last a week or so and are wearing on his teeth.These Kong balls are fabulous. They squeak too! He HAS managed to puncture them after a day or two but not wreck them completely. He LIVES for them, and because they have handles they are easy to play with, by us , and give him something to think about. I have added a picture- I am going to replace these soon as the punctures are getting large so the tennis ball may come out, but he has had them for over a month now. Would completely recommend for a destructive dog who loves a ball!

Super robust product for big dogsBut be aware the squeak is loud and annoying after about 30mins

My Cane Corsos favourite toy ! She chewed off one handle to a stump while teething so we cut it off straight with a saw and she still has it and loves it for tug of war or chewing alone at 16 months after an entire year of free chewing A really good toy for the King of chewers !!! The squeak wasn’t found for months but when it was she chewed harder !!!

As our Lakeland Terrier was mourning the loss of his best doggy friend, we thought to treat him with a Kong Jumbler Football (Extra Large) as well as a Kong Jumbler Ball (Extra Large). Although they are Extra Large, in fact they are the perfect size for our 14KG Lakeland Terrier.Out of the two, his favourite is definitely the round Jumbler Ball, even though he managed to finish off the squeaky in about 1 hour, he loves it when I throw it like a bowling ball or when I lightly kick it down the path and he does the same, he actually pushes the ball forward with his head. Extra Large is the correct weight and size for him, he carries it around without any problems.As for the rubber itself, after several days of play and chew it is standing up to his destructive teeth. Normally a ball would last 30 minutes, but these ones are strongly made.When I compare the oval Football with the round Ball, I think that the squeaky is in a much better position in the oval Football. The squeaky is located within the handle, so our Lakie cannot get his teeth into it, and it is therefore still squeaking properly.Actually, coming to think of it, it's nice to have a silent ball and a noisy squeaky one, it has worked out very well, and it has helped a bit with trying to keep him occupied as he is still a bit depressed because he can't understand where his doggy friend has gone to.Yes I certainly would recommend both Jumblers, but for any dogs that are above 10KG I would definitely recommend the Extra Large balls, and I shall certainly purchase these again after they are worn out.I hope that they do give colour options in the future, because both our doggy balls are blue, and it would have been nice to have had different colours for him.

This toy drives our dog absolutely bonkers - he loves it, I don't know if it's the tennis ball stuck inside or the fact that it has handles (which he can get his choppers around - flat faced breed problems!) but it will keep him entertained for hours.I would say it's not quite as durable as other Kong branded toys - his teeth have done quite a number on the handles and he doesn't have overly sharp teeth, so a breed with stronger jaws and more teeth might well be able to chew through them.The only downside is that it's *just* small enough to fit under the TV unit, and he's too much of a scaredy cat to get under there to get it!

I have a high energy super excitable Dobermann who loves to chew.This is a super toy that he can chew, shake, and retrieve. We also use it for tug of war, but be careful if your dog has a powerful bit as your fingers can occasionally get trapped.I have several in both medium and large sizes and, despite his best efforts, he has only managed to split one.Highly recommend these.