Amazing, 1/6/2010
Remi's Owner
from USA
I have a 5 year old 60lb Pit X. He has chewed through every "indestructible" toy on the market. This is the only product that has lasted. He plays with it for hours and has a great time.
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Great Toy for ADD Chewer, 12/9/2009
Bob
from Charlotte, NC
My very active golden loves this - picks it up almost every night even without treats in the inner ball. Seems to engage his mind and mouth rather than being just another chew toy. We struggled to find tough toys. This one has lasted a year and looks nearly new which, given the expense, is a good thing.
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You will not be disappointed!, 10/12/2008
Judy
from Idaho
Holy cow, I LOVE this toy! We have too active Golden Retrievers. Theyre need alot of attention. We got this when we just had the female and she played with it for hours! Now we also have a male. Whoever gets it first HOGS it. We are going to get another. As for the poster that actually said the hole in the small ball was too small, you just have to use the appropriate size kibble!!!! IF the holes were too big, you couldnt use small kibble or it would come out too fast! This is a wonderful toy and it keeps a dog occupied for a long time. My dogs not only roll it, but pick it up in their mouth and tip their head back to try to empty it. Thank you to whoever invented it!!!
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This One is Awesome!, 5/21/2008
Jenny
from Galloway, OH
I have a four-month-old Great Dane and I almost passed this toy up. I'm so glad I didn't! Phoebe spent hours chewing,chasing, kicking, rolling and then chewing some more and barely marked the surface of this tough plastic ball. She especially liked the fact that, if she works hard enough, treats will fall out of the soft inner ball. I recommend this toy for anyone who has a large, active breed.
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puzzle ball, 4/29/2008
John
from Grand Blanc, Mi.
It took my dog a week to figure out where the food was coming from! My 74lb 9 month old Chessie girl has been unable to destroy this toy... that is a first. I drilled a 1/2" hole in it and attached a nice heavy rope about 3' long. Since I put the rope on she really doesn't care if it has food in it or not.
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Terrific fun!!!, 6/9/2007
Sandy
from Lansing, KS
My two Siberian Huskies have endless fun with this. I put their kibble inside the inner ball and they both roll the ball around to see who gets the kibble that has fallen out. They even enjoy playing with it without treats inside. They get very excited when they see me reach for the ball to fill it. No peanut butter needed. No directions needed. Its their favorite toy!!!
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confusing, 7/3/2006
katy roper
from Austin, TX
The directions say that the inner ball will dispense treats. The hole in the center ball is only about the diameter of a nickle, so would be difficult to load any typical treats, or expect them to be dispensed. There are no directions.
If your dog does happen to be interested in the puzzle, perhaps you've smeared peanut butter on the inner ball, he needs to have long legs to manipulate it. It is not really possible for my corgi to do it.
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