Jolly Pets Push-n-Play Ball Dog Toy
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About Jolly Pets Push-n-Play Ball Dog Toy
Overall Feedback:
78% positive
75% appreciated the texture and grip, whereas 25% didn't
I broke my toe while playing with the toy ball, indicating that it may not have a good grip or texture.
The ball may not be suitable for my dog's texture or grip as it is scuffing up his chin.
The roughened surface of the ball grinds against my dog's nose and snout when he tries to maneuver it.
The hard surface of the ball is like sandpaper on my dog's teeth and can cause damage.
73% found the size and weight suitable, but 27% struggled
The dog-toy-ball is 2-3 pounds and slightly larger than a bowling ball.
The sizing chart is too small for my 40lb blue heeler. She doesn't want to push it around with her nose and mostly wants me to kick it and head it off. The ball is also a little too heavy to be easily pushed around and cannot be kicked far/hard.
My 70 pounds dog cannot play with the dog-toy-ball as it is the size of a bowling ball.
77% appreciated the durability, while 23% wished it lasted longer
The ball is made of solid plastic and is very slippery, making it durable and chew proof.
I noticed that the dog is able to scrape gouges into it and create plastic slivers. The dog uses it to pick it up and run off with it.
The dog can scrape gouges into it and create plastic slivers while using it to pick it up and run off with it.
I found that the plastic used in the product is not durable enough.
