Chuckit!Ultra Ball Small 2" 2 Pack (2 Pc in Each Pack)

Dogs favorite balls....and they last a long time. Only balls they play with. Would recommend.

What the posting didn't say was that these ball will NOT fit the Chuckit throw handle. who would know to measure the throw handle for size. That was disappointing.

This ball is fantastic. I was buying the miniature tennis balls and the puppy was tearing them apart and making a mess. Then she would be sad when they didn’t bounce anymore. These balls are very durable. She won’t be able to destroy them. They are washable too if you take them outside and then want to play on the carpet. She has four and she puts them in her bed with her at night. Best investment!!! Cheaper than buying new tennis balls every week and she loves them. They are the perfect size. My puppy is 6 lbs. miniature petite golden doodle.

My dog typically uses these balls as a self-soothing chew toy more than for fetch (she's bad at bringing the ball back after getting it), but they hold up to the abuse! She does usually manage to puncture the ball, but she has yet to actually destroy one (a true feat - her nickname is Shredder when it comes to toys) and the ball, even after being punctured, still lives up to its high bounce, high buoyancy, high visibility slogan. Fantastic toy!

Great ball. I have a “ hard” chewer. Has never destroyed. We have about 6 of them.

I’ve tried others but these are the preferred balls for my aggressive chewer and fetcher. My girl will actually scoff at other balls and refuse to participate in her beloved pastime until a tiny Chuck it can be found. In a pinch a medium will do but those are a little big for my 10lb monster.

All good except you don’t need to pay $5/ball. They have the number 6 in their title for no reason.

Quite frankly, all the dogs in our house like to destroy balls - tennis balls, kong balls. Anything shaped like a ball. BUT THESE DONT GET DESTROYED!!!! Nor do they get sopping wet with slobber. It’s nice that I can just rinse it off and they can continue playing with it.(Please note we have a 70lb Golden Retriever who also likes to play with her little brother’s (15lb poodle mix) ball.