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Bought these for my dog, Molly, who suddenly went blind and they are great because she can locate them easily due to the smell.

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My dog is ball-obsessed, but a little picky. The ball must be green. The ball must be felted. These balls meet both those requirements, and also help his breath. He doesn't like them quite as much as a random dirty ball he finds on the street, but doesn't dislike them either.

They also fit nicely in his Chuckit; which isn't always the case with these specialty balls.

Two things to note: these balls are a little harder than your normal tennis ball, and they don't bounce quite as well.

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Your better off with some Penn tennis balls. These smell like mint but I haven't noticed any minty smell on my pup. That may be because I'm not smelling my dogs breath on a regular basis.

They aren't chew toys, and they are not marketed as them. I tried playing fetch with him and he refused to give it back, I ran all over the place and crawled under the table trying to get it back. Eventually he lost it somehow and my mom found it in her closet.

The problem with these is that my pup enjoyed eating the fuzz off of them and peeling the fuzz off the ball (which came off with a layer of the ball) I woke up one morning to a half tennis ball, half lacrosse ball.

If your dog is well behaved and not a heavy chewer go for it!

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Now I understand why Petsmart stopped selling this toy. It doesn't meet the two prerequisites, 1) not made in China, and 2) last too long. Buy American, buy tough balls, and not that cheap Chinese crap which dog destroys in an hour.

Ps. Dog is a English Springer Spaniel and not known for her bite.

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... but my dog has yet to completely destroy it. I have a 5 year old Doberman who goes through tennis balls and pretty much every other toy, like my kids went through their Halloween candy. A good ole fashion tennis ball will last around 10 minutes once he really gets into it. He still peels these, but the rubber is thicker than a normal tennis ball, so it doesn't denigrate as he's chewing it. He loves the way they taste and now won't play fetch with other tennis balls, so I'm doomed. I'm happy as long as he's happy with them and he's not eating giant chucks of tennis ball, giving me a heart attack thinking about obstruction surgery costs. I found them cheaper at my local store ($3.49), so they will continue to be a staple in my house.