Penn Ultra-Blue Racquetballs (2 cans) – Premium Quality, Extra Bounce, 3 Ball can Review

My dog (German Shepherd) loves toys terribly. They can last from 3 months to a year before he breaks them. I've tried other brands but these last the longest. I've noticed that sometimes a ball can be less durable out of the box, so I had to allow 3 months into the review. On average, they last more than 5 months.

This morning I opened a new can, the first ball cracked after a few minutes, then I took the second ball out of the can and cracked just like the first one, but this time It only lasted a few hits, even minutes. bad party? I've used Penn before, never had a problem with it. Now I bought 2 cans at the end of September and I'm playing again with the old ones I have in my bag. Food doesn't spoil that quickly either!

This is for a German Shepherd Toy Review. If you use them for a paper shredder, read on. We thought we finally found a ball that can't be destroyed. Our GSD Layla was destroying every ball, including hard balls, when she encountered one of those racquet balls my son has. This went on for quite a while so we decided to order more. Then when she started using her molars to try to rip them apart, we found that they broke into tiny bits that could be eaten, which is obviously not a good thing…

My dog (German Shepherd) loves toys terribly. They can last from 3 months to a year before he breaks them. I've tried other brands but these last the longest. I've noticed that sometimes a ball can be less durable out of the box, so I had to allow 3 months into the review. On average, they last more than 5 months.

This morning I opened a new can, the first ball cracked after a few minutes, then I took the second ball out of the can and cracked the same as the first, but this time needed just a few hits, not even a minute. bad party? I've used Penn before, never had a problem with it. Now I bought 2 cans at the end of September and I'm playing again with the old ones I have in my bag. Food doesn't spoil that quickly either!

This is for a German Shepherd Toy Review. If you use them for a paper shredder, read on. We thought we finally found a ball that can't be destroyed. Our GSD Layla destroyed all the balls, even the hard ones, when she hit one of those racquet balls my son has. This went on for quite a while so we decided to order more. Then when she started using her molars to try and rip them apart, we found they broke into tiny pieces that could be eaten, which is obviously not a good thing. Unsuccessful, but…