Chuckit! Indoor Ball Dog Toy

Our medium sized black lab loves this ball! It’s extremely durable, considering our dog loves to chew! She nibbles on the rugged outer material and digs her teeth into the ball to pick it up, and it’s still 100% in tact! The ball is lightweight! She loves to play fetch with it and enjoys playing with it on her own as well!

I have a large puppy (70+) that is still growing and she LOVES playing with lacrosse balls, but they can get a little too bouncy in the house. This ball bounces and she is able to bat it around with her paws and chase it without the ball (or her) causing damage to her or anything around. It's also the perfect size and even when she gets bigger will still be just right. So much fun!!

We have a 17 pound mini bernedoodle. Not a huge dog with huge teeth and a huge mouth. Quite small, actually. The photo below was about three minutes after I gave her the ball. This was an incredible waste of $7.

My GShep loves it. There is another shape this company makes that's more triangular and she seemed to like it more for grip but this ball is definitely one pushed on me throughout the day. Only indoor play, the outside will dirty quickly, but it's like a styrofoam interior that won't break anything yet throws pretty far in the house so it makes a good indoor toy for kids to throw.

This ball is not sturdy at all. My dog is not one to destroy her toys. They can last her for a year +. This ball has a center that is foam like and should not be ingested. It went into tiny pieces all over the floor. The outer covering is soft and string like. Little pieces of string were everywhere. Also should not be ingested. Very poor quality. Not the quality of any other chuck it brand I have ever gotten.

I have 3 puppies, 10 months, 9 months, and 3 months. The eldest pup really loves these balls but he does manage to peel the outer layer off of the ball; he's just a natural toy destructor! I bought 2 this time and put them up when I see nibbling starting so they don't get trashed so soon.

My 4 month old puppy loves this ball! It’s small enough for her to bite but big enough that I don’t have to worry about her swallowing anything. It is 100% still intact weeks after other toys have met their fate.

outer material comes right off -- 8 lb terrier has the yarns pulled off and the inner foam out in a matter of minutes...so, if you have a dog with no teeth -- this product would be awesome.

This ball is great because it is like getting two for the price of one. First, Lucy spends time tossing it around herself and pulling the material from the ball (it makes a mess, but who cares she is having such fun). Then we play toss with the inner white ball for hours. It bounces and she can get her teeth into it, so she can carry it around. Eventually, she tears up the ball by pulling pieces of it off (be care of the two "plugs" that come out). Then, when there is enough room, we put a tennis ball in it and throw it again. The company has assured me that all the material is non-toxic. She has never swallowed any of it, spits it out as she pulls in apart, but still would not want to This ball is great because it is like getting two for the price of one. First, Lucy spends time tossing it around herself and pulling the material from the ball (it makes a mess, but who cares she is having such fun). Then we play toss with the inner white ball for hours. It bounces and she can get her teeth into it, so she can carry it around. Eventually, she tears up the ball by pulling pieces of it off (be care of the two "plugs" that come out). Then, when there is enough room, we put a tennis ball in it and throw it again. The company has assured me that all the material is non-toxic. She has never swallowed any of it, spits it out as she pulls in apart, but still would not want to give her a toy unless it is 100% non-toxic material. It is a bit pricey for the fact that she destroys it, so I hope the company will consider running sales with Chewy. … more

This ball was much bigger than we anticipated. However our golden retriever really enjoyed it in the house. Although within a week it had a hole chewed through it. It would have to be a supervised toy unless your dog it not a big chewer.