Horsemen's Pride Tug-n-Toss Jolly Ball, 6-Inch, Blue 406 BL

Great ball for my terriers.They love it and no damage after months of play.

Came from a Reddit post with a few swearing by this brand.He went absolutely nuts when this got delivered! He didn’t leave it alone for a good while when it first got here, he’s only ever got this excited over one other toy! It has good bounce too.Got this for a 9 month old lab who’s teething and chewing his way through everything.As another said the handle is less durable than the ball part, he got it last night and he’s already got the handle a bit but you can see where his teeth have made dents in the ball but not much else. It’s great cause he can really get his teeth into it without ruining it - especially his molars.If it doesn’t last, it was so worth it to see him so happy and it’ll last longer than his other balls. It’ll be cheaper in the long run if it only needs replacing occasionally.Bonus pic of the handsome boy in question and the metal watering can he’s gotten through!

I got this dog toy for my 1-year old toy-sized cockapoo. The first time I gave it to her, she had chewed threw the top part of the toy within 5-minutes!! I went to return the item, as it is clearly faulty or not fit for purpose, but I would have had to pay £2.79 return fee, which I was not happy to do. I contacted the seller directly to ask for a free returns label, explaining my issues with the item and sending the photograph I have added to this review, only to be told they cannot offer any refunds, as they do not manufacture the item themselves, so can't take any responsibility for the poor quality of the item! If I was not keeping an eye on my dog, she could have chewed and swallowed a piece of the toy, or cut herself on the sharp pieces that resulted from the toy being torn apart so easily! Do not buy this for your dog!!

It seems a large amount to pay out at first but our last one has seen 2 dogs out. The dogs love them. It takes some dogs a while to twig to them but once they realize that it's for fun they can't leave them alone. I got an 8 inch for a Scottish Terrier and I already had a large one for our Staffie which the Scottie inherited. She even runs round the garden dragging it behind her. She is trying to stand on it and enjoys rolling over it. I keep the smaller 8 inch for indoors as they could do a lot of damage with the big one. ( to People). They are a joy to watch with it.

First of all the size is much smaller than expected. Bought the 8 inch version thinking that the diameter of the ball section would be 8 inches. It's not. More like 8 inches from handle to ball. Gave it to our dog who isn't really a destructive chewer but a few hours later had to confiscate it as the handle had been chewed off. Not very durable at all.Smells nice though which makes a change from the smelly usual dog toys.

A review from us on our German shepherds experience with his jolly ball.At first when opening it up for his birthday he was stunned in as if to say why have we wrapped him up a ballon in paperBecause he catergorically doesn't like balloons as one popped as a pup spooking him so when he saw jolly I could totally understand why he looked at it with apprehension .Any way after ten mins of me talking to the jolly ball like it was a long lost friend and bouncing it around the room he seemed to cotton on that it wasn't going to bang on him and he quickly learned to carry it but the handle and then he was very happy to of met jolly ball (:*) phew I thought uh oh I did a blunder buying him this but thank goodness he's totally happy with it its been popped full of holes but its not squashed in like a foot ball would its held its shape an strength .the handle is still intact so I can see for some dogs they will eventually chew it off if left to their own devices .The 8" is the size down from the ones sold in our local horsey shop and still its a good mouth full for him ,possibly could of got away with the 6" it's bounces well too when given a good throw or boot like a foot ball .I would say for breeds with delicate stomachs that are prone to bloat gastric torsion be Very careful to let the ball land before the dogs pounced on it as my young shep almost rolled over the ball nearly flipping him over as its like a mini space hopper and his paws sort of twisted when the ball didn't give way when he pounced so I hold him while I throw it and once it's landed I then let him run after it to minimise him getting over excited and hurting himself .it's good to let him carry an play a little footie with him but still be careful with big breeds don't stumble & roll over the ball as nearly sprained his forearm and tumbled over it .I do give it a thumbs up for being stronger alternative to a football for dogs and our shep does enjoy this amongst his other toys his got like his original tough toys rubber ring and jw holee ball loves too.so we alternate his toys but still we're glad he has jolly in his trugg bucket of goodies (:*) .

So the pony pictured was disinterested in the jolly ball. Skitty boy Prefers mischief toys like towels, drinks bottles, mobile phones, leadropes.By chance our ollie boy loved the new ball! Chewed handle off and still loves it as his ball. Claimed it,has itWell worth money for a cross breed dog who physically more spanial in him. The hours of fun this boy has had with it!

The quality of this ball is not as good as it used to be. My GSD puppy ripped the main body of the ball within seconds. Last one felt thicker and heavier, this was light and flimsy. Not suitable for a puppy let alone a horse! Very disappointed.