KONG Jumbler Ball Dog Toy, Color Varies

My Doberman loves these things. They last forever with their powerful chew. The only thing that is odd is my 2 year old dobie will ONLY play with an orange one. She has a couple other ones in other colors and refuses to play with them. I know dogs don’t see colors but she only plays with the orange one which makes it hard to get because there is no color options when buying these which forced me to look for one at pet stores. Wish we had color options because chewy has the best prices on these

My Olde English bulldog loves the Kong Jumbler. The first one lasted many months before he tore through the outer ball while playing tug with it. Then he destroyed the inner ball pretty quickly but continued to want to play with the outer one. We had to watch that he didn't bite any pieces off but he loved it so much we bought a new one! I'm sure it's been more than a year since our original purchase so I'm very happy with how long it lasted.

My young doberman found this toy to be interactive and entertaining. She loved the handle (and the opposite handle allowed my to tug on it with her), the slight squeak and the ball rolling around inside kept her attention. I was worried that she might destroy the softer plastic, but so far she is more interested in carrying it around than chewing it up.

My boy is a 25 lb Pembroke Corgi. I bought the large, but could still see him having just as fun with the smaller version. My boy loves his Wobble Wag Giggle Ball, but I noticed he can have a hard time picking it up quickly while he tries to find a hold for it. I thought about the Tug-n-Toss Jolly Ball, but knew the handle would be a problem when trying to self play with it. This Kong Jumbler ball combines those two toys for me! I love that the ball has two handles for grabbing, but still maintains the round shape so he can still roll and play with it by himself. It doesn't have the "fun" giggle noise like the Wobble Wag, but that ball inside the Jumbler is plenty enticing. Some may even say My boy is a 25 lb Pembroke Corgi. I bought the large, but could still see him having just as fun with the smaller version. My boy loves his Wobble Wag Giggle Ball, but I noticed he can have a hard time picking it up quickly while he tries to find a hold for it. I thought about the Tug-n-Toss Jolly Ball, but knew the handle would be a problem when trying to self play with it. This Kong Jumbler ball combines those two toys for me! I love that the ball has two handles for grabbing, but still maintains the round shape so he can still roll and play with it by himself. It doesn't have the "fun" giggle noise like the Wobble Wag, but that ball inside the Jumbler is plenty enticing. Some may even say that it saves their sanity, lol, since the giggle balls can be rather annoying. It's a rather quiet toy, but it still squeaks, which is fun! My boy isn't a terrible chewer, so I know this toy may last a while. I'll update if I find any flaws, but I think this toy will be around for a while. … more

Great ball that lets my big dogs tug and wrestle using the handles. No toys are truly indestructible in the jaws and paws of my Dobermans but these balls last a LONG time. The squeaker thankfully subsides after a few days but the fun continues for months !

Finally a puzzle ball for my super smart Shepherd who needs a challenge and some cause and effect toys! He has been obsessed with this super loud squeaky ball since he got it for Christmas. He keeps trying to give it to me lately so I’ve noted that it’s due to him wanting to get the ball on the inside out of it. I told him it will eventually break open so to keep working on it. He sleeps with it, and wears himself out chewing on it. It’s super strong so I’m not confident it will break open but if it hasn’t by summer I’ll get the ball out for him and get him another one. I hope the ball inside is just as durable. I assume it will be since it says Kong. He won’t even play with his footballs Finally a puzzle ball for my super smart Shepherd who needs a challenge and some cause and effect toys! He has been obsessed with this super loud squeaky ball since he got it for Christmas. He keeps trying to give it to me lately so I’ve noted that it’s due to him wanting to get the ball on the inside out of it. I told him it will eventually break open so to keep working on it. He sleeps with it, and wears himself out chewing on it. It’s super strong so I’m not confident it will break open but if it hasn’t by summer I’ll get the ball out for him and get him another one. I hope the ball inside is just as durable. I assume it will be since it says Kong. He won’t even play with his footballs or basketballs anymore so this is a win for my enormous Shepherd (I got him a large). I’ve spent tons of money searching for stuff he will like so hope this helps someone else. They also have the football version (he likes that one too but not as much as this one yet....maybe because he is dead set on breaking this big one open). It’s a very loud squeak haha. Doesn’t bother me but just to know with some powerful jaws this will make some noise. Really a good problem solving cause/effect toy that makes my dog happy. … more

This is the best toy I have purchased for my 97lb Labrador who plays very hard. He loves the noise it makes and is able to play tug. The toy is well made and very sturdy. Good toy for the deck too. I would highly recommend this product!

Got one for my medium pit bull mix, she loved it, but unfortunately she is and aggressive and determined chewer. So it only lasted a week. She was able to chew one of the handles off then put a hole in it. I gave this a four star due to how much it enthused her.

I used to LOVE these but not anymore. Idk if the manufacturer has changed them but they don’t seem to be as “thick” and as durable as they used to be. My dog now tears them apart in minutes. Chewy, do not refund, my dog did have 10 minutes of fun, I’m just not going to buy any longer.

Love this, very hard to chew, so they last even with my lab? What I like is they are a little hard to grip, so the dog drops it and it bounces causing them to chase it and play on their own