Chuckit!Ultra Tug Dog Toy, Small Fetch and Dog Ball Tug Toy for Dogs 0-20 Pounds

This has been a sanity-saver. My mom moved in temporarily (relocating out of previous state to live closer to us) while waiting for an apartment to open up. 1.5 yr old Golden wasn't sure what to make of the 10 month old Golden constantly stealing his toys and chews. I bought one of these...and it will keep them occupied for 20-60 minutes. They're hilarious to watch.I do have to remove it once my dog loses interest in the game, or the puppy will start chewing the strap until he's chewed clean through. It is a very sturdy strap, so that takes a while. The 2nd one I purchased has lasted several weeks now. No damage to the balls...the strap is the "weak link".I will continue buying this toy as often as necessary for future play dates!

I LOVE this toy. I wish it lasted longer. It states for aggressive chewers, however, it can not hold up for a day(5 mins) with my Pittie, nothing can! I have 2 fur babies, a Snoodle & a Stafford. This toy is great for playing fetch and tug of war. They both thoroughly enjoy this toy. Just be sure to keep a close eye on your AC, to not swallow parts while they destroy it!

I have a pit/lab mix that is obsessed with playing tug-of-war. I've been through numerous rope toys that he eventually got to the point where he could destroy them within an hour. I have two of these and he has caused minimal damage to either of them over the course of 6 months.

Chuck-it toys are the only ones that withstand my dog’s teeth for more than a few hours.The fact that it has lasted me several months is a pleasant surprise. I have to add that I do not allow my dog to chew the toy for more than two or three hours per day, nor do I leave it outside in the freezing cold, which would surely weaken the rubber part. But it is one of the few toys that he really wants and patiently waits for.Recently he managed to bite through the handle while the rubber is still holding on strong. I would not hesitate to buy another one once the rubber is chewed up.

Good quality toy. It handles tug a war really well, as well as allows my dog to chew on the ball without breaking off. My pit mix usually tears up her rope toys but doesn’t try to destroy this one. She chews on the ball itself (like a piece of gum) as she does with all of her chuck it balls. Great buy!!

Bought this for my Bull Terrier - He loves the Chuck-it Balls!He goes crazy for them!!I personally love this style since it has the tug piece it doesn't bounce all over the place like the regular balls.He likes to get on the bed and throw his ball off so we can fetch it lolThis tug piece helps me not go crazy lollove this toy and the price!

My dog loves to play ball outside. This is easy to throw and my hand doesn't get all slimy from dog slobber.

My dog is obsessed with this. Strong and durable toy.

This sat in my wishlist for about two months as I pondered whether a tenner was too much for what is effectively a ball on a string.Two weeks in and i wish I had bought it months ago. The amount of tennis balls I have lost or have been destroyed in that time i could have bough 4 of these!The ball throws well, has a good weight to it, you can use it as a tug and lure (unlike a tennis ball) and your hands don't get covered in saliva when you pick it up.A tennis ball normally lasts about 3 sessions of fetch with my 11 month GSD, I even bought the "extra hard" ones and he eventually brakes them im half. 2 weeks in and this thing is still going strong. By all means, I don't imagine it is indestructible. If I left him alone with it the strap would be gone in minutes.If you used properly I imagine it would last ages. I highly recommend.

Sadly this was destroyed within 20mins. A shame as my dog just loves the chuckit balls, as they're so durable and proving indestructible (so far after 5 months). But sadly this product wasn't the same quality, I think the design needs to be reviewed. Great idea though. Will keep with the singular balls.

We have been through a lot of toys, or should I say our springer spaniel has. He can shred things in minutes. But this one survived (although we do not leave him to chew away at it for hours). Great toy for 2 dogs that are happy to play fetch together. This toy meant our 9-month-old cocker spaniel could get dragged along by clinging onto the ball rather than her big brother's ear. It was appreciated by all.Sadly though, we chucked it into the sea and the damn dog didn't go and get it. So we all stood there and watched it float away. 10/10 for buoyancy too.

The media could not be loaded.  It’s now one month after the purchase, and my Akita plays with it vigorously everyday, biting chewing, pushing around, and also I play fetch with him too, although half of the time he likes tug-of-war with me.And this thing is still intact, virtually flawless. The strip handle hasn’t shown a sign of threads being pulled loose. The ball also has no bit being chewed off, or dents or holes from the biting/chewing, at least nothing is visible. The ball still bounces well like first day, but the thing I like about this is that the handle strip will stop the ball from endless rolling into the abyss, so I don’t need to help my dog to get it from narrow gaps under the sofa every time.By the way I only let him play indoor, so maybe if this toy is exposed in the nature elements, it might be a different story, but I still think this one is one of the toughest toy in this category.I would update again if this thing last for a year(the following is the first day review)it’s been 2 hours, and my dog, 1 year old Akita Inu, 43kg, has been having all the fun with it, chewing, swinging, throwing, mangling, and this toy looks undamaged. So at least it successfully took the first wave of siege. He now finally allows a break with the toy, but as soon as I take it, he comes and try to have it back.I will see how long this one last until it shows first significant damage.

My 2 dogs and I love Chuckit balls so I thought I'd try this for possible tug of war and increasing the distance I am able to throw. Works for both - but there are problems. Within an hour, the strap was nearly chewed through but worse, the cut edges of the ball where the strap is attached provide a way for them to start chewing off bits of the ball itself. This is something neither has managed to do with an intact ball, which is why I buy Chuckits. So, back to plain balls.