🎾 18-Pack Tourna Mesh Tennis Ball Carry Bag Review

I bought these for my German Shepherd because they were cheap and she handles tennis balls like it's her job. Now it may be in the product description and I didn't pay enough attention, but they are a little smaller than a regular sized tennis ball. We use Chuck-It for this and they fit in but aren't as strong as a regular sized tennis ball so they don't go that far but for the price I'm not complaining.

This is a review of the product it is intended for, in relation to tennis, not dog toys. I decided to try them as I switched to non-pressure tennis balls, unfortunately I have to give a negative review. The balls didn't have enough bounce and all the bounces between balls were different making the game very frustrating and unprofessional and the quality of the felt was terrible and disappeared almost immediately after a few hours of play. Worst unpressurized balls I've ever played with. I stick

These are very good balls and I'm sure they will hold up in a tennis match, but they are NOT SUITABLE (pun intended) for my dog. I used them for the IFETCH ball launcher but they last about 2 days per ball and my dog chewed them up completely. It's such a bad sport. She loses the match and eats the balls. Isn't there a ban on this? Oh, it's time to buy 18 more pieces! 5 stars for a shelf life of at least 2 days. Update: Now my dog can squish them in 5 minutes. games with them. She is a 30 pound

When dealing with 3,000 pound elephant seals on the beach you need to know two things: 1- they are very dangerous and 2- they are under federal protection. If you break the seal, trouble is in store. Our solution to the human species' problem of self-preservation is a pair of tennis balls that can ricochet off the nose of an attacking creature if it gets too close. It turns her around. My other use is to drive away the noisy lovebirds that sit on our roof and scream for hours. When patience…