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100-Percent of the sales of our doggie-durable, buoyant, bouncy, minty Glow for Good Ball go directly to the Planet Dog Foundation, our not-for-profit arm whose mission is to support canine service programs.
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24 of 25 people found the following review helpful
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I have bought many different toy balls for my 100 pound German Shepherd and he has destroyed each and every one (usually within 24 hours). When i opened the box and first looked at this ball i thought for sure it would suffer the same fate as the others. Instead, it has proven to be very much the opposite. Looking closer at the design I understand now why it is so durable. The design allows the ball to compress when my dog bites it then it springs back into shape and it is made of some strong material. This ball is not the hard and bouncy type that a dog loses interest because they cant chew on it. It is actually a softer and lighter material and is hollow inside and has a more controlled bounce. My dog has absolutely loved it and he is constantly using it. If you have a big dog and have not been able to find a ball they like with some durability, You should absolutely try this one out.
2 months of use and it is still holding strong.
2 months of use and it is still holding strong.
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
It is easier to get my dog to go potty if I throw a ball but at night, of course he can not see it. A glow in the dark ball is the solution. And this one is great. Glows well, stands up to his strong jaws and teeth and chewing, and whistles when you throw it which is kinda cool!
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
If you have a dog, large or small, a chewer or not, old with bad teeth or a chew-hardy puppy, buy this toy. Don't flinch, and don't you dare whine about the price. You could buy $100 worth of tennis balls, and leave them broken, torn, and ruined at the park and in the trash. And your dog wouldn't like them half as much as this one ball that will outlast everything else in his toy basket. I hope I am being clear, and don't leave you wondering... Here's the story about Sandy and his favourite ball -
Our dog was our foster dog before he was cleared for adoption and adopted us, much to our delight. He had been hit by a car and had a shattered lower jaw. "Take care of this 6 month old lab mix puppy, but don't let him put anything in his mouth"... right! He had pins from the jaw bone out to a thick metal rod that held the pins stable to allow the bone to heal, like braces through the skin down to the bone. Sounds gory, but it did (eventually!) heal, and after 6 months of soup-like food and no toys, or chewing, or anything in his mouth, he was cleared by the vet to be the puppy he wanted to be and chew safely. You can imagine that he is making up for lost time... and boy does he love to chew! But that bone is still not as strong as it would have been if never broken, so I don't like him chewing on anything really hard, like a tennis ball, or a hard rubber ball, or any of the other balls I found out there. He wants to fetch and run, so a soft, stuffed or fuzzy ball won't do. They just won't fly or bounce right.
Then, the heavens parted and I found this ball. (Also, these comments apply to the ball made by a division of Planet Dog, called 'gus' which is almost the same ball, but doesn't glow, is in a lime green colour, same minty, bouncy, squeezy idea.)
This ball flies like a tennis ball, bounces like a rubber ball, loads into a wand to throw it a very long way, and has a hole to make it a treat dispenser. It is as though it was made specifically for my Sandy. It crushes and squeezes easily, so I don't worry about too much strain on his jaw. It tastes minty and he loves licking, carrying and chewing on it. It washes clean like a dream, inside and out, so I can get the mud and crud off it after the park. It is soft enough to play inside without marking walls or breaking anything - and yes, it has been rebounded off the tv screen more than once. I wish I had bought a barrel of these, Everyone who sees it wants one, and at the dog park, any dog nearby takes it for a spin and a chew. It has been 3 months of daily play and abuse and it is like brand new, except the adorable printed message washed off the gus ball - "I dig the earth".
I want to leave a rating for this ball that is 13 out of 5. It is a fetch ball, a launcher-wand ball, a play-by-yourself ball, a chew toy, a treat dispenser, an indoor toy, an outdoor toy, a washable toy, a flavoured toy, a quiet-time toy, a rowdy-play toy, a whistling ball, a floating water toy. Sorry if I left any out. The only thing this toy isn't is stuffed.... unless you stuff it with peanut-butter!
Our dog was our foster dog before he was cleared for adoption and adopted us, much to our delight. He had been hit by a car and had a shattered lower jaw. "Take care of this 6 month old lab mix puppy, but don't let him put anything in his mouth"... right! He had pins from the jaw bone out to a thick metal rod that held the pins stable to allow the bone to heal, like braces through the skin down to the bone. Sounds gory, but it did (eventually!) heal, and after 6 months of soup-like food and no toys, or chewing, or anything in his mouth, he was cleared by the vet to be the puppy he wanted to be and chew safely. You can imagine that he is making up for lost time... and boy does he love to chew! But that bone is still not as strong as it would have been if never broken, so I don't like him chewing on anything really hard, like a tennis ball, or a hard rubber ball, or any of the other balls I found out there. He wants to fetch and run, so a soft, stuffed or fuzzy ball won't do. They just won't fly or bounce right.
Then, the heavens parted and I found this ball. (Also, these comments apply to the ball made by a division of Planet Dog, called 'gus' which is almost the same ball, but doesn't glow, is in a lime green colour, same minty, bouncy, squeezy idea.)
This ball flies like a tennis ball, bounces like a rubber ball, loads into a wand to throw it a very long way, and has a hole to make it a treat dispenser. It is as though it was made specifically for my Sandy. It crushes and squeezes easily, so I don't worry about too much strain on his jaw. It tastes minty and he loves licking, carrying and chewing on it. It washes clean like a dream, inside and out, so I can get the mud and crud off it after the park. It is soft enough to play inside without marking walls or breaking anything - and yes, it has been rebounded off the tv screen more than once. I wish I had bought a barrel of these, Everyone who sees it wants one, and at the dog park, any dog nearby takes it for a spin and a chew. It has been 3 months of daily play and abuse and it is like brand new, except the adorable printed message washed off the gus ball - "I dig the earth".
I want to leave a rating for this ball that is 13 out of 5. It is a fetch ball, a launcher-wand ball, a play-by-yourself ball, a chew toy, a treat dispenser, an indoor toy, an outdoor toy, a washable toy, a flavoured toy, a quiet-time toy, a rowdy-play toy, a whistling ball, a floating water toy. Sorry if I left any out. The only thing this toy isn't is stuffed.... unless you stuff it with peanut-butter!
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Not quite so tuff actually...
My little destroyer of all toys is a 40 lbs AmStaff/Whippet who firmly believes it is her life's mission to systematically take apart any and all things given to her as a chew toy. Read more
Published 20 days ago by Decoy602
Tiny but Strong
This ball is about the size of a tennis ball. I just thought it would be much bigger. It is very tough. Slightly disappointed.
Published 1 month ago by VaBeach
Planet Dog
My puppy loves this ball. the glow in the dark function is kind of gimmicky as my little guys seems to always find it anyway even when its not illuminated
Published 1 month ago by Waterlogger
Best product ever made for doggy bear jaws
I have spent hundreds trying to find a product that my dog could not tear up in minutes.. Finally, thank you Planet Dog Orbee. Read more
Published 3 months ago by dowopdiva
Surprisingly Tough
I bought this ball for my dog from a pet shop several months after purchasing the Planet Dog Cosmic Ball for him from Amazon. Read more
Published 4 months ago by A. Tango
Very Doubtful!
Based on the reviews of the toy's durability, I purchased it. Opened the box yesterday and I am highly doubtful that it will last one session with my golden retriever. Read more
Published 5 months ago by L. Doerner
Perfect Dog Toy
I bought this toy for my shepherd mix after reading the other reviews. She destroys nearly every toy we give her within a day. Read more
Published 7 months ago by Orange County, CA
Awesome! Durable! Fun!
Totally awesome ball. Bouncy and chewey and no sign of damage after serious chewing time; and my guys can destroy almost anything. Way fun. Buy it.
Published 12 months ago by RSQ LABS
My dog's favorite new toy!
We got this to replace a Buddy Ball we bought at WalMart a few years ago. Our dog is a chewer, so we bought several to see which one she liked the best. Read more
Published 12 months ago by John Gill
planet dog orbee tuff glow ball
This ball is fantastic. It's bouncy but soft and won't hurt your dogs mouth. It glows and whistles as it flies through the air. Read more
Published 13 months ago by kellie
