JW Pet Hol-ee Roller Dog Toy, Color Varies

This seems like it would be a good toy for dogs that love to fetch and play with balls. Almost immediately after giving it to my dog, I noticed there were breaks in the rubber and it was coming apart. We did not fetch or tug with it, my dog was just running around the yard carrying it and pushing it around. It wasn’t completely broken, so we shoved a chuckit breathe right ball inside to keep her occupied and she was easily able to break chunks off of this ball and tear it apart. We had to take it away and throw it in the garbage so she didn’t eat any little pieces. Might be good if you have a very gentle dog, but it won’t stand up to tug or any rough play with a 75lb GSD. I won’t order again. This seems like it would be a good toy for dogs that love to fetch and play with balls. Almost immediately after giving it to my dog, I noticed there were breaks in the rubber and it was coming apart. We did not fetch or tug with it, my dog was just running around the yard carrying it and pushing it around. It wasn’t completely broken, so we shoved a chuckit breathe right ball inside to keep her occupied and she was easily able to break chunks off of this ball and tear it apart. We had to take it away and throw it in the garbage so she didn’t eat any little pieces. Might be good if you have a very gentle dog, but it won’t stand up to tug or any rough play with a 75lb GSD. I won’t order again. … more

I ordered this because my puppy loves to chew on things and chews through everything that I get him that is made up of some sort of fabric. I had gotten him a tiny one when I first got him but I have been afraid lately that he would swallow the tiny one. And it’s the only toy he has that he has not destroyed. Thinking that the medium with the next size I ordered it and it’s so large and heavy, It’s bigger than his head and too much for him to carry he doesn’t like it. So it’s disappointing. Not the toys fault, it’s my fault that I wasted the money because he can’t play with it Because it’s too heavy for him to pick up. He’s a king Charles spaniel

I have a 3 1/2-month-old Catahoula Leopard Dog/Border Collie mix puppy who needs lots of play, especially due to his mix of breeds. Being a puppy, he wants to chew on everything and his mix makes him a strong chewer, even at his age. He also loves to play fetch (well, his version of it) and tug-of-war. I got this in a large as I didn't want to have to constantly rescue it from under the couch or other furniture. I've had this for 1 1/2 months and so far it has stood up wonderfully to his chewing on it and can withstand our vigorous games of tug-of-war (for "drop-it" training). It still looks like new. It's great for indoor play since it is flexible: I can toss it across the room, against a wall I have a 3 1/2-month-old Catahoula Leopard Dog/Border Collie mix puppy who needs lots of play, especially due to his mix of breeds. Being a puppy, he wants to chew on everything and his mix makes him a strong chewer, even at his age. He also loves to play fetch (well, his version of it) and tug-of-war. I got this in a large as I didn't want to have to constantly rescue it from under the couch or other furniture. I've had this for 1 1/2 months and so far it has stood up wonderfully to his chewing on it and can withstand our vigorous games of tug-of-war (for "drop-it" training). It still looks like new. It's great for indoor play since it is flexible: I can toss it across the room, against a wall or door and no damage is done. Plus, it's quiet! No squeakers or hard plastic banging against the floor over and over and over... well, you know. I also use it outside for long-distance fetch or I'll attach a long lead to it and wiggle or move it a bit from afar to trigger his prey instinct and get him excited again when he gets distracted by sticks. Boy, he loves sticks! These small movements get his attention and focus back on the ball and the game continues. It's easy for Faolán grasp, run with, and there's no chance of it getting lodged in his throat (I've seen that happen to a yellow lab at a dog run years ago: someone had a ball slightly smaller than a tennis ball & it got lodged in her throat. Her people were able to get it out in time, but it was extremely scary & the poor dog was terrified - beware of small balls!). I love the different ways we can play with this and even though we often use it for tug-of-war & Faolán has chewed it a lot, there are no teeth markers on it, nor is it starting to tear anywhere. Although it's a flexible material, it's strong. I don't know how it will hold up when he's an adult, but for now, it's a great toy that both he and I love. … more

So I bought 2 of these I have 2 pitbull and a Argentina dogo both are already dead they have only had them 2 days. Sadly it's my dogo fav. Toy she carries the pieces around. I wish it was more heavy duty to withstand my power chewers. They destroy every toy they come in contact with lol . I have 3 stars cause it's her fav. Toy. But I would hope they can make them more sturdy . They rip easy . Ima be ordering more this time hopefully have more then 2 they will last a little longer.

I bought 2 of these balls after seeing a Pinterest project. The ball was stuffed with ribbons/strips of fabric for the dogs to pull out. It worked great for my dog that pulls tags off of everything. It is a good quality product. It's made of soft pliable rubber so when tossed it doesn't damage anything it may hit. Well worth the money. I am considering buying the smaller sizes as well.

I had this recommended by a family member. Their dogs always have one and love it. They have destroyed a couple by normal wear but they love them. My puppy had wear cracks in the rubber an hour into having the toy and then had a huge hole a little bit later. So I would recommend as a fantastic toy if you don’t have a toy destroyer on your hands like me

Puppies seem to like big toys and this one is big but lightweight (Ihave the medium size). Perfect for introducing my little fosters to fetch but the design also lends itself to tug. I curl one finger thru it and the pup will tug and tug. Toss it in the kiddie pool and they clamber in and pull it out.

My 95 lb lab loves his ball. He is not an agressive chewer, so I can't attest to the longevity for a heavy chewer. Griffin likes to shake and chase it and roll around on it. This is actually my second ball since the first one was finally breaking apart after about 5 years of abuse.

This is my dog’s favorite toy. The ball is durable for a 70 lb standard poodle who wants to play ball 24/7 and even naps with his balls. It can easily be carried and caught in his mouth. In fact, my dog will carry two of them in his mouth at a time. It is easy to grasp and throw for a game of fetch, even with dog slobber. This was a replacement for one of his balls that has finally broken after 2 1/2 years because of playing tug-of-war with it, but he still plays with the broken one.

Our Maggie Mae likes this ball alot. So far, she has not destroyed it. I like that it is light enough that when she throws it around the house nothing gets broken and no one gets bruised. Our 1 year old grandson discovered thia ball last night and it is light enough for him to carry around. He also likes sticking his legs thru the holes:-)