JW Pet Hol-ee Roller X Extreme Dog Toy

I didn't realize how large this toy was, and I bought it when I first adopted my rescue pup. It was about the size of her body at the time, but no worries because I knew she would grow into it. It has now become a favorite that I leave outdoors so she'll play with something other than sticks. She seems to love the fact that there's a bunch of holes because it makes it easy for her to pick up quick and run back!

I have a golden retriever who destroys toys straight out of the box! Beings this has no squeaks inside he is not so determined to rip it up to get to it. He has tried chewing it apart but after about fifteen minutes and not getting very far, he gives up. Great for inside and outside play. We love it!

My 9-mo old Weim/Foxhound/Lab mix loves getting his treats out of this. In fact, he has a system he has discovered works best so every time I give it to him, he immediately takes it to his spot and pushes and squeezes til they all come out. He's had it 5 months now and it never gets old.

I have a Labrador retriever. Almost no toy is safe from her incredible jaws. I’m happy I listened to the reviews for the Hol-ee Roller X Extreme Dog Toy - this is a toy I can actually leave out and expect to find in one piece the next day. My dog loves it and so do I.

My dog has destroyed several of the regular JW Pet balls but loves them. This one so far is still in one piece though I'm not sure I'd bet money on it staying that way. So far so good though!

Carter the destroyer of toys loves this and has yet to destroy it like most of his other toys. It is fun to put a large treat in too and watch him work a little to get it out.

This toy lasted a whopping 5-10 minutes with our 10-month-old German Shepherd puppy. Fortunately he was with us in the living room -- but even so, in just a few minutes he'd managed to tear off and ingest a chunk of the rubber. I'd noticed beforehand that he had a couple of spots of black rubber on his tongue, too, as if the coating were coming off -- I almost took it away then and now wish I had. We found only a small piece of rubber afterwards -- he seems to have ingested the rest of it and we're watching him now for signs of obstruction. Thank heavens we didn't leave him alone with it! We love Chewy but are extremely dissatisfied with this toy.

My dog loved it immediately and I wish I had saved it for only playing fetch. She loved that it bounced and rolled irradidicaly - so took it to her place and within 5 min. had chewed a chunk out of it... and had to discard it. (I have 8 month old lab.)

I have several toys from JW and they've all withstood my GSD's chewing for years.I mostly use this as a treat ball for my dog; the holes are small enough to fit a large variety of dog treats without them falling out (the largest hole is close to a US quarter in diameter, but the rubber gives enough that you can put larger treats into it). I love that it provides enough of a challenge to keep my dog occupied for a bit, but it's not so challenging that he gives up on it. It also helps that he can clearly see and smell the treats (unlike some other, more enclosed treat balls) which also helps him stay interested.

My one year old dog recently tore a cruciate ligament in her knee and is being heavily restricted to indoor activities. She has been so bored and anxious and I've been searching for things to keep her busy since I can only give her so many chews and such. I cut scraps of fabric and wrap them around various small treats and stuff them in this ball. She spends a good amount of time pulling out the stuffing and snacking on the treats that fall out. This has given me many moments of reprieve from her crying at the back door.