I love these for my two german shepherds. They squeak them, carry them, mouth them. sadly they don't really last long, and the price is high for what you get. I keep buying them because my two love them almost more than anything else except food. They do split inside and stop squeaking pretty quick. maybe a half hour of outdoors play gets them all dirty and worn out almost. I wash them off in the sink and dry them to play with another time or two, but they really don't last long. I wish kong could make them more durable like thier other toys

KONG is a great brand for dog toys! They are usually mid range on the financial scale but work well and are a great quality. They are very durable and meant to last - awesome for aggressive chewers/large dogs. I've gone through a handful of this particular toy with my "puppy" who is a q year old Great Pyrenees mix just over 1 year who loves to play hard and chew aggressively. Kong toys are known for being indestructible...but my puppy destroys this one every time. The ball does squeak really well but eventually he does tear it into pieces. It definitely lasts longer than any other tennis ball type toy and we conti it to replace the ones he destroys with another Kong toy or even the same one sometimes.

KONG Air Dog Squeaker Tennis Balls have become my two dog's absolute favorite playtime toy. It wears them both out!! The classic tennis ball design combined with the added squeaker brings a new level of excitement each time we play fetch. With each bite or grab the squeaker adds that interactive element that really does keep my dogs engaged entertained. They’re very durable, they hold up to each of the my aggressive chewers. The only reason I gave 4 stars is because of the cost. Yes they’re worth it but inflation is legit!! These KONG Balls are fun and have become a great addition to our toy collection. They are a must have for any canine companion that appreciates a great game of fetch or a loud squeaker!! 🐶🎾

We have a small dog, a Manchester Terrier / Basenji mix. She's 12 now and still loves the squeak and the chase of the Kong tennis balls. They may last a long time for other dogs, but our dog, as small as she is, carries a powerful bite. One tennis ball might last a couple of days to a week before she has already destroyed the squeaking ability. Then the ball gets mauled enough that the felt is coming off and the ball is coming apart. I still give it a 4 star rating because when most dogs don't really play anymore, she is ready to chase and play still with the Kong tennis balls.

This is the best squeaky ball out there, according to my dog. He cherishes these! They last a good while, but like any tennis balls, I eventually need to replace with fresh ones after several months of daily play and squeaking. They are great for playing catch and keep my dog content even with just having nearby (he carries them around the house and even takes one to bed occasionally). They are the same size and material as regular human tennis balls, just with the capacity to be squeezed and squeak. They do sink after a while in water, so just beware of that. Definitely worth keeping these stocked in your dog’s toy box!

The squeaker and tennis ball material seemed like it would be durable and long-lasting. However, that was not the case at all. Within 15 minutes of beginning play, my dog had completely torn through the outer fuzzy tennis ball material and had ripped out the squeaker. What was left was just shredded fabric and the solid rubber core of the toy. For a $10 tennis ball toy, I expected it to last much longer than a quarter of an hour against moderate chewing. Unless you have a dog that just wants to casually nose around with the toy, I cannot recommend the KONG AirDog ball for chewers or larger breed dogs.

Functional, not super-durable

Overall: a good dog toy with medium durability.I have a medium-size dog. He loves fetching/chewing squeaky things. One of these balls _WITH SUPERVISION_ will last him a couple of weeks before he destroys it. Kong uses a non-abrasive felt so that it won't destroy your dog's teeth, but you do have to keep an eye on them because the balls can be "peeled", with enough dedication to the task. I don't think the fuzzy-skin is poisonous, but it's removal is the precursor to destruction. The balls can also take on water if you use them in a river/pool and they'll make a very sad noise and expel a spray of water until they're empty again after they go for a swim.Overall,Be careful, there are two sizes! If you're looking for the tennis-ball size you want the 6cm one, not ... MoreOverall: a good dog toy with medium durability.I have a medium-size dog. He loves fetching/chewing squeaky things. One of these balls _WITH SUPERVISION_ will last him a couple of weeks before he destroys it. Kong uses a non-abrasive felt so that it won't destroy your dog's teeth, but you do have to keep an eye on them because the balls can be "peeled", with enough dedication to the task. I don't think the fuzzy-skin is poisonous, but it's removal is the precursor to destruction. The balls can also take on water if you use them in a river/pool and they'll make a very sad noise and expel a spray of water until they're empty again after they go for a swim.Overall,Be careful, there are two sizes! If you're looking for the tennis-ball size you want the 6cm one, not the 4cm one! The 6cm one fits into standard tennis-ball throwing devices.

Good quality, good bounce, loud squeak

Well made as I would expect from Kong products. Price point is decent and I’d imagine these would hold up well for most pups that enjoy fetch in conjunction with tennis ball that squeaks! However, our ‘destroyer of worlds’ 8mo old TWC still skins and shreds these to pieces within an hour left alone, as well as denser rubber Kong toys. Still searching for toys that are durable enough to last a couple months with our boy, as well as safe to ingest as he inadvertently swallows pieces of whatever he’s shredding. He’s our little mobile wood chipper. Might have to stick with bovine shin bones, but they just aren’t great as “toys”.

KONG Doesn't Stand Up to Our GSD's Strength

KONG brand typically has durable toys, but this ball is a fail. We stick to larger balls when it comes to our GSD out of concern for the regular tennis balls becoming lodged in their throat. The size of this ball is perfect!However, when it comes to durability, it does not hold up to our strong chewer. We have purchased a few of these and our GSD bites down a few times and they flatten and pop open. We do keep them on hand for when we play fetch outside. We can get more than one session of use out of them with supervised play. If he's in a chewing mode, they are destroyed within minutes.If you don't have a strong chewer, this is a great ball for playing fetch.Your purchase should be based on the size of your dog his/her strength when chewing toys.

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the ball was basically a tennis ball with I think a bell inside, no idea how they did lol. Normally his balls last awhile and usually walks around with ball, jaws moving cuz its his version of gum so after a week /- the ball is warped. ive come to time how long it takes to destroy something . But i didnt see it coming this time. The bell was like in a prize fight and I barely got to him in time. im very careful about small items. i lost my boxer because she ate part of a toy only found out on christmas eve she seemed off. The vet found the cloth on toy was in intestines and would take invasive surgery, not a good way to live. I chose no operation as she'd always be on medication and never in comfort. i couldnt do that to her so I kissed her good night and that i ... Morethe ball was basically a tennis ball with I think a bell inside, no idea how they did lol. Normally his balls last awhile and usually walks around with ball, jaws moving cuz its his version of gum so after a week /- the ball is warped. ive come to time how long it takes to destroy something . But i didnt see it coming this time. The bell was like in a prize fight and I barely got to him in time. im very careful about small items. i lost my boxer because she ate part of a toy only found out on christmas eve she seemed off. The vet found the cloth on toy was in intestines and would take invasive surgery, not a good way to live. I chose no operation as she'd always be on medication and never in comfort. i couldnt do that to her so I kissed her good night and that i loved her. 2 years later i heard about Spazzz and needed a home. I love Spazzz but i still miss her but i have to smile cuz i think they'd have loved each other! So be careful on what toys you give them plscuz they really are big babies.Sorry i cant take pic, I still have the bell but idk its been at least a month ago that i gave him the ball. its not fault of maker, it never occured 2 me hed be thst aggressive until i saw his face and heard the bell. his 1st toy i bought for him had a bell and had the same expression. As i said hes part pit pull and his jaws are formidable so im thinking you probably dont have a Spazzz that goes in to crush kill destroy at ring of a bell! and your baby will love it!