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My dog is a power chewer. He needs the toughest rubber toys for them to last more than 5 minutes. But I got him this set when we first rescued him, and I still use the green ball every day for him. It's got some wear, but it's fantastic.He doesn't care for the other ones, but that's because he's a very picky goofball with a super short attention span.They are all great. But the green one is awesome. It's a great size, even for my medium sized boxador.I stuff little tiny treats in those little nubby bits, then cover in peanut butter/yogurt, and sometimes freeze it for it to last a bit longer. This keeps him busy for a bit. And it has lasted longer than all the other toys he has had, as good as the super durable aggressive chewer rubber toys.And it's easy to clean, which is nice!

The orange and blue balls are great. They bounce and roll very well. The red ball is way to small (much smaller than the others) I would not give it to my puppy as I felt he could choke on it. The other ball he was not as interested in. The blue ball is great for chewing and his favorite of the three

We have 2 Boston terriers who are savages when it comes to shredding toys. They love these balls and so far have not destroyed any of them. We only let them have the green and yellow treat balls for an hour or so at a time (when they’re being pesty and I’m trying to get something done), but they’ve had them an accumulative 8 hours or so with no damage yet. The rope ball came partially undone the first time they played with it but it’s held fast since then. The only issue with that is that the puppy likes to take the loose end in her mouth and swing the heavy rope ball at the grumpy dog’s head when Grumpy won’t play with her. So now we keep an eye on them when they play with the rope ball to make sure no eye or head smashing occurs. Overall, I’d say these are a great value and I’d buy them again.

Love the dirty Ness of it and love that my dog enjoys been very much

Both my dogs enjoy playing with these balls

We've got a chewer in the household. Tennis balls became a hazard as she would eat all of the "fabric" on them. These balls are indestructible!

my dog absolutely enjoyed these balls. He did tear into them so I had to toss out two of the balls because he chewed into them. The rope ball is the best for my aggressive chewer. He really likes the ball that can be stuffed with snacks for finding games.

The balls are fine, with some variety, but wish they were larger.

My dog loves these! They are very durable - great for big chewers. He really likes the yellow treat dispenser ball - works well. The Green ball doesn't hold treats in it very well so we just let him play/chew on it empty. Good value and good quality, so I'd recommend them!

The media could not be loaded.  Mi perrita amo todas las pelotas y su favorita fue la naranja, la tuvo jugando como por 3 días y dormia con ella.Todas las pelota son resistentes menos esta naranja, sigue intacta pero ya se escucha muy quedito, fuera de eso ha estado mordiendolas todo el día y no muestran daño

Great set of toys. My puppy likes his green ball. It is a medium soft ball. Easy to put all kind of goodies 😉. Size of green ball like a tennis ball. Yellow ball is little bit bigger. Red ball just a plain ball. Rope ball is a good to chew on.Generally, great set. My senior dog and puppy like this set. I have two beagles.

I ordered 2 sets for our puppy and I am so happy that I inspected them before I gave them to her. Most of the balls seem fine but noticed the yellow treat ball was already splintering on the inside. Sadly I'm not willing to take the chance on the rest of the products and will be sending them back

I have a 6 month old Labrador x Doberman, and I will personally only use 2 of the 5 in this pack. I will use the blue and orange balls, as they are a considerable size. They're roughly the size of a tennis ball which is ideal for my dog.There are 2 balls (RED and GREEN) which are simply concerningly small. They're choking hazard small, especially the red one. Both the green and red balls are smaller than the palm of my hand.Then there's a rope ball, which isn't a personal favorite of mine. I don't think it's durable for dogs, they could maybe get a few uses out of it but that's all. It's also just very small.