Having a special needs dog who was born blind, it was difficult finding toys he could actually play with that would keep his interest. He's a German Shepherd, so he of course has that natural desire to play ball and chase things that move, but his disadvantage is actually finding it in motion, so this toy allows him to follow it wherever it goes, bounce and all. I highly recommend this toy to anyone with a blind dog or even for a seeing dog. THEY LOVE THEM!
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I have no idea what kind of bird could play with this ball...but hey. That being said, I have a pit bull who LOVES this toy! He chases it, tugs with it, and occasionally drops it to be thrown (when he's not trying to tug with it. Seing the joy it brings him, I would highly reccomend this toy for dog who like toys that make noise and dogs with big dopey heads.
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Our dog is neurotically obsessed with this toy. She literally wakes up in the middle of the night, and forces us to wake up so she can go out of the bedroom to get this ball. We sometimes have to put it on a shelf because she will not stop playing with it. Although it's less annoying than a squeaky toy, it does get annoying when the dog has played with it for more than 2 hours at a time. All in all...GREAT TOY!
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My dog loves this toy. He destroys all of them, but this one takes him a long time.
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Best toy we have found. We have two of these now and both have lasted 2-3 years (we got them a year apart). If you are looking for the noise and plastic bit i would not recommend this as the plastic fades in the sun and the dog's eventually break through it. One of the reasons is that when you throw the ball, it flexes on impact and cracks the hard plastic which then breaks and falls out. not a good design. But the Rubber is strong and very durable. These have lasted through both Dry dessert, Snow covered sub freezing winters, and even Sunny Florida temperatures. And by last i mean they have spent a year or so in both environments. Our dogs were able to eventually tare the two halves apart on one of them after a year, but I guess that is to be expected as they favorite game is to "fly" with them. i.e i take my 65 lbs dog and swing her around in a circle as she bites down on the toy until all 4 legs are in the air and she is waist level. The ball never break, only her hold on it. One of my doges chews tennis balls like bubble gum and tears the fuzz off but she can't make it through this rubber. I will Submit a picture of our 3 year old one so you all can see a comparison. Again if you want the plastic noise thing in the middle this is not for you, but if you want a toy that you can play fetch with that they wont destroy, this is it. We have two doges both 65-70 lbs (Pit Mix and a Sheppard Mix) that get through the Fire hose toys, Kong flyers, the black rubber tires, and pretty much anything else that says indestructible. they are not able to get through the Kong balls though.
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