PetSport Yellow Tuff Ball - Medium Tennis Balls for Dogs, Chew Toy for Aggressive Chewers, Fetching, Natural Rubber, Certified Non-Toxic - 2.5 Inch Each (Pack of 6)

The media could not be loaded.  The ball cannot withstand the jaws of my dog. I hoped if I had bought this, the balls would last longer. In this case, they last only an hour or two longer than an average tennis ball. My husky is a tennis ball fan. I tried buying him other balls, but he won’t chase them. Strange doggo. If you dog has a strong jaw, expect the ball to last a day or less.

FINALLY a tennis ball that my dog won't tear apart in 15 minutes. Normal tennis balls last between 15 and 30 minutes when my dog gets ahold of them. These things he can actually play with for days on end before they get torn to shreds. They're not indestructible, but they're really great. We'll definitely be buying these again.

As described, she loves the she is a Belgian Malinois. But only last a few days of throwing them for her. An then she bites in half. Not given as play toy, only used when I'm with her.

Didn't last more than a day but that's better than the 5 minutes of a normal tennis ball.

Our 105lb Shephard/Rotty mix would rather chase a tennis ball then eat. that being said, she is very rough on them also. We could buy a dozen cheap tennis balls & she would pop them all in a week. Bought 6 of these to try them out & it's been about 2 weeks & she is still on the first one. Just like it's name they are tuff. They don't have as much bounce as the others but she doesn't seem to mind. They are a bit pricey but if they last a lot longer they offset the cost.

As far as durability and being for “Tough Chewers” I didn’t see much of a difference between these and normal tennis balls. Ordered the medium ones and they were the size of normal tennis balls which was perfect for our 14lb (full grown) mixed breed. However she had the first one torn apart in the matter of a few days.

I was looking for a ball that could withstand the jaws of my not quite 10 month old Queensland/German Shephard cross. These are not them. They are thick. You can tell that by the broken sides exposed when he ate about 1/4 of the ball. Now I'm out poking a stick in dog shtuff trying to identify the pieces. Not so tuff now, eh! Sure hope he took it a little bit at a time and didn't swallow the big chunk whole. So far some bright green fabric has shown up. Maybe the balls are digestible? I know, wishful thinking. They may be great for some pups, but not so good for mine. Hopefully we can avoid a trip to the vet over this.

Not very “tuff” at all. Pit Bull destroys in about 5 seconds. He weighs about 45lbs, so not very large.