Chuckit! The Whistler Ball Dog Toy, Color Varies

It makes the strangest sound but my dog seems to think its the best sound on earth. He gets way more excited to get the whistler than a normal ball and then he gets the zoomies when he brings it back. Its a nice durable rubber but I dont let my dog have it for normal chew/play time, just outside for fetch so cant say much about the chewability. Its the same size as a standard tennis ball

I wish I had realized these balls sink in water. Also, the whistle feature doesn't seem to help my 6 month old lab pinpoint the direction of the ball any better than a regular ball when he doesn't watch it. And with a pond on our property, it lasted less than an hour before he brought it in to get a drink and we both were surprised to find it sunk like a rock. I'll stick to the regular ultra rubber Chuckit balls!

Our pup loves these balls so far— you don’t really hear the whistle much (but is suspect it is more like a dog whistle where us humans can’t hear it much) but man, do they bounce! Not sure is it is the material or the holes that give it so much air but even on grass and normally typically non elastic/bouncy spaces, they just get so much air! Makes it fun for us and especially our pup!

My dogs love these balls even the one that doesn't usually play. They make a little noise enough to get her attention. You have to have the stck to throw it, just throwing by hand doesn't make it whistle.

My German shepherd loves her whistle balls. She follows the sound and runs after it and jumps to catch it in the air. If she misses, the ball bounces around and she has fun trying to catch it. The only bad thing is, they don't float. So if your dog carries it into water and drops it...bye-bye.

I bought this ball for my 4 month old GSD to work on fetching. So far it has held up great and she loves using it every night. I have already recommended this product to several friends because I was so impressed.

These are great. Durable and super bouncy - which my dog loves. They’re nice and bright so you can find them - most of the time. They are small so sometimes hard to find when playing outside.

These have a pretty pleasant whistle as they streak across the sky, and our dog loves it! Plus they’re a nice, solid ball so the enthusiastic chewers can give them some solid chomps without compromising the integrity.

I have a dog that lives with a ball in his mouth all day long! Regular tennis balls not only break after a while, but get nasty dirty! We have a big yard, and it gets muddy at a times. So I needed a ball I could clean easily. I also needed a ball strong enough in case my other dog decided to chew in it (100lbs Bullmastiff). So far these balls have held pretty well, and even the Bullmastiff will carry her large ball around sometimes (we got her a bigger size to avoid the risk of the swallowing, and of course we supervise her).

This is my 65# Catahoula’s favorite outside toy. Endlessly loves to run after this ChuckIt! Whistler ball and do laps in between fetches while chewing it like a huge wad of gum. My dog is a super chewer and we have the Large Whistler ball which has really held up. It’s a little more bouncy than the solid orange ball or the dark blue squeaky call which we also have. Some reviewers complained that this ball doesn’t “whistle” and it agree to that to some extent. You definitely hear it making a sound, but it’s a softer whirring noise a little more like duck or pheasant wings taking flight than a *whistle*. I’m glad it doesn’t make a loud or high-pitched sound, personally, and I’m sure that it’s This is my 65# Catahoula’s favorite outside toy. Endlessly loves to run after this ChuckIt! Whistler ball and do laps in between fetches while chewing it like a huge wad of gum. My dog is a super chewer and we have the Large Whistler ball which has really held up. It’s a little more bouncy than the solid orange ball or the dark blue squeaky call which we also have. Some reviewers complained that this ball doesn’t “whistle” and it agree to that to some extent. You definitely hear it making a sound, but it’s a softer whirring noise a little more like duck or pheasant wings taking flight than a *whistle*. I’m glad it doesn’t make a loud or high-pitched sound, personally, and I’m sure that it’s louder to dogs when it’s airborne as well. Gets my dog’s attention right away! Great ball, and just added a second to my next autoship so we have a backup in case this one ever gets lost at a park or something. Highly recommended! … more