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Durable and well-loved by dogs, but mixed reviews on durability for heavy chewers.
The Frisco Fetch Rubber with Rope Ball Dog Toy is a hit with many dogs, offering good durability and engaging play. However, some users noted issues with the rope ending up in dog's poop and the toy breaking easily under heavy chewing.
Rope inside the toy can get chewed and ingested, posing a choking hazard.
Prevention: Monitor play and consider replacing the rope with a lacrosse ball.
The combination of a ball with a rope inside makes it highly engaging for dogs.
The size and weight are suitable for various dog sizes, making it versatile.
The toy holds up well for many dogs, even those that are heavy chewers.
The rope inside the toy can end up in the dog's poop, posing a potential safety issue.
Tip: Some users found that replacing the rope with a lacrosse ball can mitigate this issue.
The toy may not hold up well for heavy chewers, who can chew through the ball to get to the rope.
The toy's size can be too large for some dogs, especially those with broader muzzles, making it hard for them to play with.
Factors: Heavy chewing, Frequency of use
No, the toy may not hold up well for heavy chewers, and the rope can pose a choking hazard.
It is best for medium to large dogs. Small dogs with limited muzzle space may find it too big.
Regularly check for rope damage and consider replacing the rope with a lacrosse ball.
"This was a hit with my yellow lab! He tired himself out playing with it. Its large size is perfect for the size of my dog. Itβs also got a great bounce and can be easily retrieved even though itβs large because of the large holes in it. I also like the extra ball inside which seems to encourage..."
"I love the design. I thought my German Shepherd would love this, but found that that he could not get his muzzle around the ball. If there was a smaller version, I would try that. Sorry to reflect the negative aspect, but my dogs did not play with it."
If you're looking for an engaging toy for your dog, this is a good choice, but be aware of the rope issue and the potential for durability problems with heavy chewers.