KONG Squeakair Birthday Balls Dog Toy, Color Varies, 2.5-in, 3-pack

I have a 9 lb deeeface chi and even though she tries to play with them occasionally she has trouble getting her mouth on them. They are very firm so they don't squeeze down. She has more fun with my wool dryer balls because they squash down and she can grab them. The Kong balls don't bounce very well either

We got these for my one year old golden as part of his birthday present. He seeks these balls out above all the rest of his toys, which is hilarious because they were so inexpensive compared to everything else we got him. I think to him it's the best of two worlds - like a tennis ball but squeaks!

Our dog (a 34 pound rescue mystery mix) loves to play fetch. He can play for hours. He loves the squeaky balls the most. We have balls everywhere--in the house, in the garage, in the car, in the yard. He loves to jump high in the air and catch them; then, he squeaks the ball as he returns it to us to throw again. The Kong balls are strong, yet are soft enough for him to catch in his mouth without being hurt.

I like that these balls squeak so I can get my Dobies’ attention quickly. I haven’t let them have much “downtime” with these tennis balls—I know they’ll try to pop them! These are for fetch only and they’re great. Brightly colored and easy to find in taller grass.

These are slightly smaller than a tennis ball, they squeak and they don’t bounce as much as a tennis ball. My pug loves them and he loves to play fetch. My last pug thought fetch didn’t make sense! He said, “You throw it, you go get it.”

It took me a minute to realize what was going on I kept finding fuzz on the floor, the dog was pulling it off the balls. He loves to play with balls but these were too messy for him. Sorry no photo when I realized what was happening it was straight to the garbage!

A friend gave my Labrador one of these balls. She was so excited, even after she chewed it into pieces. I immediately ordered a few. For years now I have spent a small fortune on the bigger Kong tennis balls, which after a couple of minutes don't squeak anymore. These smaller balls, which I originally looked at as a choking hazard, are much better quality. We play with both balls now, but these squeak much longer. And this noise is the fun my dog get's excited about.

We happened to find one of these balls in the park and I immediately bought them because my dog only wants these. He thought regular tennis balls were good until we came across these gems. He is a bull terrier so he destroys everything he comes in contact with but so far these hold up. They don’t crush or rip apart at least 2 weeks in which is huge. They do hold in all of the slobber so they get pretty gross but what can you do? I did have two that did not squeak out of the 12 I bought but the ones that do squeak make up for it. Will probably never buy another ball again.

First of all, there was a smell about these balls that I couldn’t detect but my dogs loved. I could hardly get them out of the Chewy Box. Unfortunately my medium sized Aussiedoodle immediately took his outside and dismantled it. My schnodle would love to be able to play with the other one but only has that option when my bigger dog’s not around. I was hoping they would be stronger because they are made by KONG.

My package did not arrive in a timely fashion but that was due to hurricane Florence. When it did arrive, the pkg was wet. My concern came when I squeezed the balls in the pkg. bubbles came out of the balls. Why was there soapy bubbles coming off of the balls? I don’t want to give these to my dog as she puts it in her mouth. I don’t feel comfortable using this product with my pet.