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Amazon has Chuckit! Ultra Fetch and Dog Ball Tug Toy (Medium) on sale for $5.56 - $1.39 clip coupon on the page - 5% with Subscribe & Save = $3.89. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
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I've recently gotten into shepard sling's/rock slings and they're amazing for throwing tennis balls. A cheap sling will outthrow these 3 to 1 and I can make them for less than a dollar out of nylon webbing and paracord.
Look up Mersa Seatbelt Sling to make your own, or there's a $12 on Amazon I started with that's good.
Great balls but I worry about a strap being molded into the ball. My blue heeler breaks the seam on the balls without a strap - but it does take him weeks/months. Tennis balls survive only for one afternoon.
I've said this before on other ChuckIt! threads, but I have a couple aggressive chewers and these are the only toys that they can't demolish.
not entirely true. while I agree for the most part for like ultra balls/sticks, I tried getting the air balls and my mini aussie corgi mix destroyed it in minutes.
not entirely true. while I agree for the most part for like ultra balls/sticks, I tried getting the air balls and my mini aussie corgi mix destroyed it in minutes.
Ah! Good to know! That is one of their toys that I have thought of, but not yet tried. LOL... I also have a mini aussie. They show no mercy when it comes to chew toys. That said, I have the 2 ball version of this toy, and it is a dog favorite and it's still holding up well after 3 months.
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Great balls but I worry about a strap being molded into the ball. My blue heeler breaks the seam on the balls without a strap - but it does take him weeks/months. Tennis balls survive only for one afternoon.
Former blue heeler mom here! Mine never destroyed these chuckit balls, these were the only ones she couldn't destroy surprisingly.
My dog isnt a brute force chewer, he does systematic surgeries on toys. If i get him this one, he will probably find out the weak spot, like the strap. And just focus on making a surgical cut across to tear it. He is too smart to figure out he cant chew the ball apart.
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Look up Mersa Seatbelt Sling to make your own, or there's a $12 on Amazon I started with that's good.
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