Hartz Dura Play Ball Size:Small Pack of 3,Small Breeds

My two doodle puppies fight over these balls. They run around the house squeaking them. However when the “rodent dog” side of them starts to show, they do destroy them easy

My 2 dogs love these. They wear them out by playing with them and i just order more. Please always have them to buy.

My dogs have a basket filled with toys and balls. They always pick out these and I bought a second and third set because they love them so much. They were great for playing catch because they’re nice and soft and don’t hurt the dog as they catch the ball. My dogs are about 16 pounds and these balls are perfect for them

I cant say enough about these. They are super durable for my aggressive chewer and his absolute favorite toy. He even sleeps with it.

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Ive tried lots of balls and these are the best for dogs that chew. They wont last forever, but my dog would generally eat a tennis ball in one day. Most other balls lasted just a little while. These ones generally last for months.

These have been our dogs favorite toys since we got him 4 years ago. We go through a lot of them

First off I want to say that my dog absolutely loves these balls. He eventually did something to them and they stopped squeaking. The little hole where the squeaker was is not opened up, but little bits of white foam started coming out all over the house and sticking to his black fur. Needless to say I have to take all three of them away and he is not happy. I don’t know whether to order some more and just make sure I just keep checking them? We have had them for quite a while, he did not chew through the ball, but the foam is coming out of the squeaker hole. They are his favorite ball at night to throw around the house.

A great choice for your dog

My dog absolutely loves these balls. She goes everywhere with them, even to sleep at night. They are just the right size for her mouth (shes 16 lbs.) We keep a supply of them on hand because after a few months, shell rip hers apart. The only negative I find is that Hartz attaches them to the cardboard with plastic strings which stay in the ball. We have to pull them out with tweezers.