Outward HoundSqueaker Ballz Fetch Dog Toy, Medium - 4 Pack

I bought these balls for my little terrier, Sadie, who absolutely loves to play. She has tons of toys, but she tends to tear her balls apart pretty quickly. I have Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS), so I spend a lot of time sitting. While seated, I like to keep Sadie active by tossing the ball for her to chase, and I even get in a little exercise myself while doing it.These balls are great for keeping her engaged, and she gets so excited chasing them. However, they’re not very durable. She managed to tear them apart and get the squeaker out almost immediately. If your dog isn’t a heavy chewer, these could be perfect, but for dogs like Sadie, they might not last long.If anyone knows of more durable squeaky balls that can withstand a determined chewer, I’d love it.

These smaller squeaky tennis balls are my dog's favorite toy. They will keep him entertained and distracted for about 30 minutes. The only downside is he removes the squeaker in about a minute, skins the interior rubber ball and then destroys the rubber ball !Photo shows the progression from brand new ball, to damaged squeaker and disassembly. The eight pack is on Subcribe & Save!

I make sure that i always have a pack of these squeaky tennis balls on hand at all times!They are affordable, bouncy & squeaky. My Husky and Doberman both LOVE them.They fit the chuck-it thrower, which is a huge plus!They are a rubber interior with a felt like fabric exterior. While they are not indestructible, they are a very economical option for games of fetch. On sale at $4 for a pack of 4, the price cannot be beat......I don't feel like I have to go wading thru bushes & shrubs to find a wayward ball!These are a great alternative, economical option for the more expensive dog balls.Highly recommend to all dog parents!

We have 2 little dogs in our home - a 1.5 year old Pomsky, and a 9 year old Pekingese. My Peke has shown no interest in tennis balls for years, until today! Imagine my excitement! Until she promptly destroyed the first squeaker on one of the blue balls. When I removed it, she began peeling the logos off the ball, and then started tearing the fuzz off! My dog has never destroyed any toy in her life, so this was shocking! Then the Pomsky decided that she wanted to play fetch with the new balls - she has Golden Retriever energy - and decided to destroy a squeaker in the midst of playing! She also wasn't nearly as interested in these tennis balls as her other tennis balls that she inherited from my Peke.1. STUPID design, with the squeakers sticking out of the balls (the don't sit flush), so they are asking to get chewed or pulled out by any dog, even elderly 10 lb dogs! And a 9 lb young adult.2. They are difficult to squeak compared to their Kong tennis balls, hence why the Pomsky wasn't interested for long.3. They don't bounce as much as the Kong tennis balls, either, which made them less than exciting for the athletic and agile Pomsky.Meh. We wanted to get the smallest tennis balls we could get (1.5 inch) because neither dog will play with the 2 inch or bigger ones, but we also wanted to get colors they could easily see! The Pomsky clearly prefers the yellow balls to any other color (red, orange, green, darker blue, watermelon design), so we wanted to get like a bright blue or turquoise couple of balls to appeal to them! Well, my senior Peke liked the blue ones the most, but also liked the red and orange. Pomsky didn't like the blue ones. I think they're too dark of a blue to be easily seen in our home afternoons and evenings in the winter.We love Outward Hound toys in our house, but these were an expensive FLOP. They are the right size, but WHY did they put the squeakers so visible and appealing to dogs? I've never seen the squeaker in the Kong tennis balls.My advice is that Kong seems to make the best tennis balls for toy breeds, in the 1.5" size. Outward Hound dropped the ball here... no pun intended. The blue is darker than the photos depict (may be better in natural sunlight outdoors), the squeakers are external, and they barely bounce at all. Our next step will be to get the pressurized bright blue tennis balls from another brand, in hopes that the bounce and visibility will outweigh the lack of squeakiness. If those don't work, I guess we'll stick to the classic neon yellow Kong tennis balls! At my local Target, they only have multicolor packs of them, and the dark blue, red and green get completely ignored.*Dogs can only see shades of blues, yellows and black, grey and white. While some dogs may not seem to care about color, our Pomsky clearly does. :(

These squeaker balls are super fun and my pup was immediately excited to play with them. That said, the “small” size is really small, even for a young puppy. I was surprised by how tiny they are — definitely a potential choking hazard for anything bigger than a toy breed. I’d recommend sizing up unless your dog is really little.Overall, they’re great quality and fun, just be careful with the sizing!

I have ordered this brand of squeaky balls before, and they worked great. At least they squeaked for a while. This order was bad. The little squeaker was partially out on a few of the balls and the other ones just did not squeak. Very disappointed in this batch. I would have returned, but didn't realize they were bad until my dog tried to squeak them. I gave these 3 stars because I have had this brand before, and they were good. I'm hoping this was just a bad batch.

Hi, I’m Pippin. I’m 13 pounds of pure muscle, lightning speed, and unfiltered enthusiasm. These tennis balls? Game-changers.They’re small enough to fit perfectly in my mouth—no stretching, no struggle, just grab-and-go. And the squeak? Oh, the squeak. It’s glorious. It makes a sound that fuels my soul and terrifies dust bunnies.They also fly ridiculously far when thrown. That’s ideal, because I run like a tiny cheetah with excellent cardio. I live for the chase. I am the chase.Durable, squeaky, throwable, and totally obsession-worthy. If you’re a small dog with fast feet and big feelings, add to cart immediately.Sincerely,Pippin the Min PinTiny. Fast. Loud. Living his best ball life.