Chuckit! Ultra Tug Ball Tough Dog Toy

After getting the tools used by my trainer, this particular item was less than stellar! my Doberman loves to play fetch and tug, but left alone for ten minutes with this item, he had ripped the strap right off the ball! The ball is still fine, but the strap was chewed and destroyed!

I have a Frenchie who is very hard on toys. We buy them and she destroys them in most cases, the same day within hours. She chews and chews in between play time so we end up taking it away from her. This Chuckit toy she's had now for about 2 weeks and she is obsessed with it! She is the happiest of happy and hasn't even left a hint of destruction! I'm buying another one to keep at our cabin! HIGHLY recommend!

Our 2 year old lab rescue is a tough tugger, (coming from hunting parents)— to the point we don’t let our mom play tug with him. This is his favorite tug toy and Hs been indestructible for WEEKS. He has chewed on the handle/strap so many times and there is no visible damage/still super strong. I would recommend this toy to anyone with a big dog that destroys normal tug toys. We have put hours into this toy with no damage at all. Great value for people who go through toys quickly

Great and durable product. Once my dog was able to figure out that he holds the ball in his mouth (and not the rope) to play tug of war he loved it. The ball fits in his mouth like a traditional chuck it medium ball.

Our rescue pitbull is rough on his toys. He plays with them all day and between the tossing and chewing and tugging and the snuggling they get worn our quickly. We were spending an insane amount on toys until we found the affordable and long lasting Chuck-it brand. Our boy likes to play tug with just a ball. Well, despite having a sweet pup, not one of us want to risk a pinched finger in his mouth to play tug so we ordered the toy. I think we love it more than he does since now we have an actual chance to maintain a hold on the ball! I though for sure he'd shred the rope portion but he hasn't. He doesn't really chew in thst part either... Yet. Well see how that goes when/if he does. The Our rescue pitbull is rough on his toys. He plays with them all day and between the tossing and chewing and tugging and the snuggling they get worn our quickly. We were spending an insane amount on toys until we found the affordable and long lasting Chuck-it brand. Our boy likes to play tug with just a ball. Well, despite having a sweet pup, not one of us want to risk a pinched finger in his mouth to play tug so we ordered the toy. I think we love it more than he does since now we have an actual chance to maintain a hold on the ball! I though for sure he'd shred the rope portion but he hasn't. He doesn't really chew in thst part either... Yet. Well see how that goes when/if he does. The ball holds shape and he has yet to puncture or tear the ball despite the access to do so with the hold in the middle for the rope. We have over 9 of the regular balls, one smaller squeaker ball, fetch stick and this tug rope with ball attached to it. All of them are still in good shape, he hasn't chewed through a single one. We worried that with the fetch stick he would chew it through like a chewbone. He chews in it but hasn't punctured it yet. This is his preferred brand of toy now. He's absolutely spoiled and we don't mind. … more

Our lab mix puppy seems to enjoy tugging on the ball and gets a good bit of energy out doing so. The only down side is how short the strap is. You are only about 6-6.5 inches away from the dogs mouth, which results in chomped fingers when your dog tries to adjust their grip.

Like most toys that involve balls I automatically thought this would float. Sadly, this ball when underwater on my very first toss. My dog was so heartbroken and it was so hard to get her to come back to the shore. When she finally did she just looked back into the water and back at me like this was some bad, bad trick of mine.

I have a 2 yr old heeler and this is his favorite! It’s easier to carry around than the Chuckit! Ball flinger, I can take it from his month easily if he is being stubborn (no more slobber covered hands), and when we aren’t playing fetch he enjoys carrying it in his month and it seems to keep him calmer around other dogs. I don’t let him play with it unsupervised because he is a chewer and has chewed through the rope end completely before (I bought multiples of these so no biggie). I recommend, but it definitely depends on the dog.

My dog had that torn in half in no time. My mistake. I should have known better. I underestimated my puppies strength. Product would be great for a very small dog.

My Great Pyrenees mix Lulu LOVES this toy. She plays with it for hours wether it’s by herself or with us throwing it. When she’s done she carries it around everywhere just in case she feels like playing with it again. It’s durable and lots of fun!