Tennis Balls, 18 Pack Training Tennis Balls Practice Balls with Mesh Bag for Easy Transport, Pet Dog Playing Balls, fit for Beginner Training Ball

Awesome to have 18 bright colored tennis balls to play non stop fetch with my gsd puppy! Super easy to find in the grass and holding up great!

These are awesome! When you have a dog park and all the dogs love chasing balls. We got bright orange. That way we could easily see the balls in the dirt and grass. Made it so much easier to see than the green balls in the green grass we did find however that they do tend to give off an odor, but if you air them out a little bit it's not too bad. Hopefully it's not toxic to the dogs or something to do with the dye coloring of the ball

My golden retriever absolutely LOVES BALLS!. We took her on lengthy trip, unfortunately my poor angel only had ONE ball! Unacceptable, humiliating, personally dehumanizing. This purchase was absolutely perfect! The very first day my hunnies sack of balls arrived, I tossed most of them around the house, no joke, she spent maybe 7 hours trying to figure out a way to put all of them in her mouth. I'll never forgive myself for not thinking of the high stress, exhilarating, chaotic hot mess situation caused by the number of tennis balls in my sweet sweet angles line of view. Anyway, the pink color, initially thought was cute actually serves beneficial, related to visibility. They are very easy to spot. If you have water muffs, safety green and pink is always visible in the water, the blue, not so much. I have bought a ton of tennis balls and these are definitely the good kind, good pressure, good quality fuzzy stuff, made well. (I don't play tennis so I don't know what the appropriate terms are).I find the tennis balls "made for pets" to be extremely dangerous. Unfortunately, the quality is always poor, and our pets destroy them without always wanting to. My muff is a destroyer, she will disassemble anything in seconds (minutes if she's unsure). My concern with deconstructed toys in general, more so garbage balls is choking/blockagehazard/issuess. She hasn't destroyed any of these (yet), the worst she's done to a couple was rip off some fuzz flaps so she can fling them in the air to herself.If I knew anything about tennis I think I would definitely buy, use, recommend, and sell these balls. They also come with a fancy black mesh carrying bag. Extremely nice/useful for travel and storage. The picture I added is only what we brought back with us.

I would not take these balls to wimbleton, but if you're buying them for your dog to play with in the yard, they are excellent dogs, love them, and the bright color they don't blend in with the grass and go under the mower quite as often.

I tried to get the cheaper tennis balls but these just don’t have a lot of bounce. The plan was to use them on the tennis court but my dog is enjoying them instead

I use these for my son's hand eye coordination training. Great Deal

Bought these for my dog who loves tennis balls. I guess they are ok. I'd say they are cheap, my dog punctures them in a day or so and then they fall apart. Or maybe my dog just has powerful jaws. She is medium size. Anyway can't beat them for the price and for what they were intended for in my situation.

Basic balls if you need some extra for practice