🎾 Optimize Your Tennis Training with Tourna Low Compression Stage 3 Tennis Ball Review

I have a border collie that plays with a tennis ball two hours a day. He especially likes those big, low-pressure tennis balls. I've tried all three major brands. The Turna lasts the longest and resists aggressive chewing by mad Border Collies. A ball lasts two months. Penns and Gammas last less than three days.

I bought these balls thinking they were regular tennis balls to play with my 4 dogs and I'm glad I was wrong! They are very soft and bouncy so they fly far when I use the ball launcher. They are also gentler on the dog's mouth and nose when caught mid-air. They are also very durable - my Golden Retriever only opened one which says a lot!

I bought these because of the big price difference to the well known brands. Unfortunately, as soon as I received them I found that they deflated as they should but are smaller than other level 3 balls so they bounce even less. Still usable after getting used to it, but cannot be mixed with other Red Dots. Balls as they bounce far compared to these. I guess I'll stick with this brand until my kids switch to orange dot balloons. If I had known that before buying, I would have paid more for a…

THESE ARE NOT STANDARD TENNIS BALLS AND SHOULD NOT BE USED AS SUCH. Many people give this product a 1/5 for not reading the description! That's your problem, not something wrong with the product. The most popular comments are "not suitable for dogs" or "doesn't jump enough". If you are playing on a large tennis court, try regular tennis balls. If you are looking for a dog ball, try PetSmart. These balls are GREAT for hitting the wall of a brick building, like a local school basketball court to…