WEST PAWZogoflex Jive Ball Dog Chew Toy – Bouncing Toys for Dogs, Fetch, Catch, Chewing, Play – Floatable, Recyclable Balls – Latex-Free, Non-Toxic, Dishwasher Safe Dog Toy (Green, Small)

My dog is what you would call an avid chewer (staff cross). Destroys anything you can put in front of her. These are great, Kong like. I've lost these but she has never managed to destroy one. My current one is 3 months old and bareley has a tooth mark a normal tough ball would look like a small asteroid by now.

Ordered 3 west paw design toys for the dogs christmas pressies! The jive is the only one not destroyed by New Years Eve! Please can west paw contact me to discuss exchange the tux and hurley for more Jives?Thanks

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We have a small terrier who is ball crazy but can destroy a proper tennis ball in minutesThis is the only product that he hasn’t destroyed right size and weight for his mouth he loves itWe have just purchased a second one

Best ball I have found for my Staffie. Believe me I have purchased hundreds in my pursuit for a ball that will last. Nothing is indestructible, but I have let my dog chew on it for a full 5 minutes and there has been no damage which can't be said for any of the other balls he's had. He loves chasing it and prefers it to his Chuckit ball.Update ..... After allowing him to chew it in 5 minute slots which probably amounts to about 1 hour total chewing time, the ball has just started to get tiny teeth holes and loss of tiny amounts of rubber. However, this is still the longest he has ever kept a ball reasonably intact and he is still having great fun with it. So I still think it's the best I have found so far.

We first bought one of these West Paw Zogoflex products for our Golden Labrador and Black Flatcoated Retriever at Orlando airport coming back from the 'States almost 3 years ago now, mindful of the claims about being virtually indestructible along with the "we'll replace it guarantee".Nearly 3 years on, the well used Frisby has only a couple of puncture holes and the S shaped Ragger looks like it's never used (but is extensively).The Ball although somewhat expensive is proving already to be a hit. Fed up with buying a tube of Tennis balls almost every month; the cheap ones last less than a day with the Flattie and the expensive ones little more than a week we'd thought we'd give this a try and I'm glad we did. The only thing is that it's a tad on the heavy side and the way the Flattie attacks the ball when chasing I fear we may be in for a Vet Dentistry bill sometime soon. Hope not - fingers crossed!Are these simply the best quality Dog exercise products available? I think so.

Our Greyhound, Bella, is not your typical greyhound. She sits (not to command mind) and chases balls. She won't retrieve them but flops on the grass and chews the ball to destruction if she can, but in this ball she has met her match. We have had it for 9 months now and she has yet to mark in it. Much more expensive balls and tugballs have lasted about 15 minutes with her. We bought a second on the off chance that it wouldn't work, it is still in its packaging. Highly recommended (well for 30kg ex A-grade greyhound).

Over £10 for a ball for my dog ! well here's why. A friend bought one of these as a Christmas present for my dog and I had no idea how much it cost until I managed to inadvertently throw it over a neighbour's garden fence, it never to be seen again. By this time my dog had fallen in love with the ball and showed little interest in playing with any of the others we have. Luckily I found a replacement on Amazon, nearly choked when I saw the price, but had no choice but to buy it.All I can say is it is worth every penny. The ball is virtually indestructible - my dog is a Staffie, it floats, bounces like crazy and is obviously made of something that my dog adores. The design is brilliant, it comes in 3 sizes and 3 different colours. Of all the toys my dog has and that's quite a few, this is his favourite by far - fab !