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I have a dog that loves big and small balls. I liked the puller concept and based on her interest in the ball I thought she would find it really funny. I can get them to pull and jump, but hunt and bring back? No way. She's not interested in any of this, no matter how I try to turn her on. Unfortunately, it's impossible to know until you try. Considering these aren't the cheapest things, this is a bit of a gamble. I've practiced chasing him myself. I think the dog liked it!

Great for medium sized dogs but my large bullmastiff plays about 20 minutes a day every 2 weeks. The much thicker one lasted longer but is uncomfortable for my hands and dog's mouth, so this size is more suitable for training or play. It would be nice if the middle was a more durable rubber-plastic core with soft thick foam, maybe a size in between this and the outrageously thick version. I use it because my Great Dane will chase it but won't fetch balls or play frisbees like our other two…

I had a hard time finding toys that my newly adopted Belgian Malinois could play with that didn't explode into pieces within seconds. After reading the reviews and watching the video I decided to give it a try and I wasn't disappointed. My dog is crazy about it and lets me play with it. It's great for throwing, bouncing, and tugging. I think she likes it because it's easy for her to catch and take them with her teeth and paws at the same time. She's just so happy with it and I'm glad there were

Genuine euro toy rewarding exercise and training. We're in the fourth set. Each set lasts for about 6 months. Long-lasting IF USED CORRECTLY! Used for Malinois and German Shepherds, Labrador, Dobie and even has a small mini pin set. dogs love them. but NOT a chew toy! Interactive game only. A badass Giant Schnauzer took one while I wasn't looking and bit through the ring in less than a minute. However, they make durable drag toys that are great in the water, and they like the spinning wheel…

I love these detachable rings and so do my dogs. I have read the quick start guide and I strongly encourage anyone who receives it to do so. They are simple but very effective for teaching your dog a few things. I have a 9 year old Chessy and a 10 month old GSD. Both like to train with them. We only get them to exercise and exercise, they don't let them play or chew. If you have a dog that doesn't like dropping or throwing a toy, it's a great tool to teach these commands. Rings are soft enough…

We have an 85 lb Pitty who has a voracious appetite but isn't very good at letting go. We've seen them used by a trainer we follow on social media and that's exactly what we need! We ordered the first pair in February 2020 and they work exactly as advertised - the teeth 'push in' the rings but don't pierce them. We just ordered a second pair because our pup chewed on one but it was our fault. As advertised, these are NOT chew toys and they're pretty easy to destroy if you let them use them as…

These things are damn cool! Hell durable! I have a labrador and an ugly 40 lb puppy terrier. They chase these things all day, every day. The rings are all covered in teeth marks, dirt and dog saliva but my goodness these things are still intact and roll great. Been using them for about 5 months and they still work. As for the material, I was skeptical at first. This is a type of foam that's pretty easy to pierce with dog teeth, but they don't destroy it. The gnarlier he gets from the tooth…

We just got these but my first impression is that they are great for our trips to the dog park. I had no problem with a strange dog slipping off one of the rings and running away like we experience when I take the balls to throw. I also have a rescuer who doesn't give the ball at all, so he usually chases it once and then just carries it around. You can lose your finger trying to take the ball away from him. With these rings, even if he won't let go, we can play tug of war and that keeps him…

Someone replied "Puller" when asked to recommend a dog toy. I looked, read reviews and descriptions, then ordered a kit for two of our Belgians. The boy is very fond of his interactive toys and needed something new for his birthday. We have Chuckit and fun balloons with missing pieces. I thought my husband would like the texture as it's not smooth, but I like that it's round so a nervous boy is much less likely to reach for his toy and miss and catch his husband's skin. You are the hit in our…