Monster K9 Indestructible Ring Ball - Lifetime Replacement - Medium & Large Breeds - Ultra Durable Dog Toy for Aggressive Chewers - Chew, Tug, & Fetch - 5.5"

My puppy is a fierce chewer; black Kongs and similar toys are our go-to. This brand is a new favorite! She has a few of their toys now, and she loves them all. This ball is particularly great because she can lay down and chew it, bat it around, or we can play fetch with it. (I do recommend rolling it instead of throwing it inside, though that can be a little noisy. It is rather dense!) It’s also perfect to bring to the park with us because it’s big enough to see but light enough to throw or roll around.The “cage” design of the ball also makes it a nice tug toy, especially because it’s very design protects human fingers from the imprecise puppy teeth!I think some people mentioned a smell with this toy—but I didn’t notice one. Certainly not anything beyond your average rubber toy smell.This is one of those cases of “you get what you pay for,” and I’d pay way more for this ball than I did. It’s really worth the money. Very chewable, and a wonderful toy to help engage and tire out a high energy puppy! Would definitely buy again—but I don’t think I’ll have to since this is so durable!

I use this ring ball for structured fetch and tug sessions with my high-drive German Shepherd mix (91 lbs. at 10 mon.), and it’s easily the best toy we’ve added to our routine. What makes it truly exceptional is how it allows my dog to engage in the full canine predatory sequence:• Chase: He locks in visually and bolts after the ring when I throw it.• Grab & Hold: He brings it back, pins it against my leg, and bites down firmly (the toy—not the leg!)—his way of acting out the natural catch-and-control behavior.• Unalive & Tug: We finish with a strong tug session, which satisfies his instinct to grip and shake—basically his version of “making the toy unalive.”• Settle & Chew: Afterward, he relaxes with a chew toy or eats—completing the full physical and mental cycle in a healthy, balanced way.Durability is outstanding—this toy stands up to intense tug sessions with no tearing or damage, even with a 91 lb powerhouse. My senior dog also joins in for double tug play, and it holds up beautifully to that too.I don’t leave this toy down for chewing—it’s not a chew toy. I use it specifically for fetch and tug, then put it away when we’re done. This keeps it exciting and extends its lifespan. My dog has other chew toys he can use freely throughout the day.This isn’t just another fetch toy—when thoughtful it provides a structured, instinct-satisfying experience that’s mentally enriching and physically engaging. If you have a high-drive or working breed, or a dog who thrives on interactive play, this ring ball is 100% worth it.

My dog is a lovely little kitty mix girl who looks like she can't harm a fly. It is a lie. She can rip into anything that calls itself indestructible in, like, less than an hour. We got this for her to try and stave off having to get more rope balls (Also because rope balls start to stink after a bit), and I'll be honest I didn't have a lot of faith because she rips through rubber like it's nothing. NOT THIS! She's had this thing for nearly a month and there's barely even the hint that she's bit at it. It might not be her outright favorite toy, but when we do bring it out to play she loves chasing after it. It's also helpful that the bounces can be unpredictable, so she doesn't get bored when we've been playing with it for a while. It's also great to play tug with her, since you can wrap your hand around the ball while the dog has it in their mouth. It did have a bit of a rubber smell when it first came in but it didn't seem to bother her at all.I'll update if she manages to beat the material and rip a chunk out but so far, after daily use including leaving it in the crate with her while we're at work, it's holding up incredibly well. It would be dope if this version of it came in other colors, but that's such a minor complaint. Big ups people, you might have beaten the toyripper5000!

We have a GSP, a confirmed extreme chewer. He has “killed” many “chew proof” toys. This toy is awesome! It bounces, rig of war capable, and very durable. It’s been weeks and it usually takes him minutes to destroy even the toughest of toys. Great job!

My 4 month Malinois/pit loves the ball. I think she will like it better when she looses all her baby teeth. Her lower jaw gets in the openings and causes some discomfort from time to time. It happens with tug ropes at this stage too so I don't blame the ball, it’s her baby teeth. I tied a softer tug rope to it and it’s probably her favorite toy. I made the mistake of getting a small soccer ball first and she tore it apart the first day. This K9 ball is really tuff and heavy although small. I recommend this for tough chewers and aggressive play. I think we’ve had it 3 weeks and imagine we will have it a long time. I think it’s worth the money vs buying balls, even doggie tennis balls, over and over for an aggressive playing dog like a maligator, pitty, dobie etc. I personally think dog tennis balls are trash and a waste of money, especially the squeaky ones unless you have a dog with a light chew and play style. Right tool for the right job (dog).

Well gave it 4 as it is stronger than most and not toxic. But, about 7 minutes and our boy got one part chewed. So I hope the company stands by their product guarantee like they say. Not sure how to go about getting replacement. I want to try other ones too by them to see which one is strongest!

Finally, a ball that is truly indestructible! Our Boston Terrier has literally destroyed every ball we've ever given him, so I was initially a bit skeptical about this one. However, it has completely lived up to its claims! Not only is it a great ball, but our Boston chews on it for hours and it still looks brand new. It's a bit heavy though, so when "throwing" the ball for him, I make it more of a "roll" than a "throw." Great find -five stars!