10" Big Daddy

This is the first large ball my Pitt hasn't destroyed in minutes. She absolutely loves batting it with her paws, and she'll play with it for hours. It took her a while, but she figured out how to work her teeth into the holes to carry it. It's the perfect toy for a large breed with strong jaws. If you're considering purchasing this toy and are leery because of the negative reviews about the ball's weight, be aware those comments are accurate. The 10-inch ball is definitely for large, strong dogs. My Pitt is about 70 pounds, and she had no trouble playing with the ball. I also have a 70 pound German Shepard that will play with the Unbreakaball for a while, but clearly prefers smaller, more manageable toys. Now that I know the quality of the ball, plan to buy the smaller version for my Shepard. Reviews stating the ball is made of fiberglass are false. It's made of a durable, heavy plastic. As with any toy, dogs should be supervised while playing with it.

My dog likes to play soccer, but a real soccer ball does not last long with her. They are too easily punctured. A basketball lasts longer, but I was hoping this ball would be perfect for Mallory. She hates it. The inside edges of the holes in the ball can be sharp, and cut Mallory's nose when she was "dribbling" the ball across our yard. Also, the 10" ball is fairly heavy, and she couldn't "head" the ball without hurting herself. She was very excited the first time she saw this ball, but after playing with it for about 10 minutes, she walked away and has not looked at it again. Even when no other ball is around, she won't play with this one. I think if you have a dog that strictly wants to chew on a ball, this might be the product for you. But it is not the best for a dog that wants to play with the ball in any other way.

Love this ball. It is indestructable! My female shepherd loves it. Had to take it away from her. Was worried it was going to break or hurt her teeth. It is really heavy and she doesn't have strong canine teeth. But it is a tough ball!!

The media could not be loaded. We just got the ball here in Colombia and this is a spectacular product for those who have Pitties or other Aggressive biters that destroy all their toys. Only one condition in my opinion, this is a toy for play time, my dog is an american bully pup, Genesis is (7 months) and we exercises her at least two hours daily this can be a real chore, this ball has made playtime more relaxed for my boyfriend and me. Love this toy and I highly recommend it but to be used outdoors and please be careful when you throw it since it is heavy and hard plastic, I never leave Genesis alone playing with any toy and she is always supervised with this Big daddy ball, she is really crazy about it. I would recommend playing on grass and rolling it not throwing it.

Unbreakable...so far it has survived my Hank the Tank. Hank loves it but I have my concerns. It is very scratched up, slobbered on, dirty, but still in one piece. I have to confess, I don't let him play with it all that often. I hide it away and am thinking of getting rid of it altogether. It is a very hard plastic. I am concerned he may break a tooth trying to get a grip on the ball. Perhaps the smaller 6" size would have been better. He is a 90 lb pitbull mix. Also, he gets overly excited and as another reviewer stated.....gets panting heavily and needs to take a break. His mouth stays attached to the ball at all times, tongue glued to the dirty sides. He seems to get very frustrated with it as he can not bite into it. It is not easy to clean once it is scratched up...dirt gets into the little nooks and cracks and is just impossible to get out. It is not a toy I would recommend. A better choice would be a Goughnut or Kong Extreme Ball. He loves tossing them about and so far they have held up to our heavy chewer.

Its heavier than what I expected. Its durable but requires more work to play with which is no go for my bully:)

The pup cannot get enough! I have a year and a half old pitt bull (about 70 lbs). I actually bought the 10" and went back and ordered the 6" for him. He can play with both, and is seriously always SUPER excited to push it around. Enough of a challenge to keep him entertained in the yard (carrying it around, and running after it). It's pretty silly. And while it's getting scratched and roughed up, it's not getting chewed up by his chompers. I got two, since the 10" is a littttle too big for my small house, so that's yard-only! Both are super strong, and I see them lasting a LONG time.

Wanted a big exercise ball but didn't want teeth worn down-this is a fun toy for both our dogs, don't kick with your bare feet. It does scar up, we have to file down grooves or it cuts up the dogs tounge. Our dogs don't self play with this much, but they love to play with us and the ball. Fetch for one and soccer with the other