Greenbone Double Knot Rope Tennis Balls Dog Toy, 13-in, Color Varies
In a Nutshell
- Good rope durability
- Poor tennis ball durability
- Good for tug-of-war but watchdog that likes to destroy
Quick Verdict
The Greenbone Double Knot Rope Tennis Balls Dog Toy is a mixed bag. While the rope portion is sturdy and great for tug-of-war games, the tennis ball attachment is frequently torn off by dogs, especially heavy chewers. The toy is enjoyable and well-made, but the ball's durability is a significant issue.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
Tennis ball detaches easily, posing a choking hazard
Prevention: Supervise playtime and consider removing the ball portion
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Durable Rope (6)
The rope portion is very well-made, sturdy and soft
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Fun and Enjoyable (2)
Dogs seem to enjoy the toy despite the quality issues
Cons
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Poor Ball Quality (6) major
The tennis ball portion is poorly made and falls off easily
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Not Suitable for Heavy Chewers (4) major
The toy is not durable enough for heavy chewers
Quality Trend: Declining
Older reviews mentioned better quality, newer reviews are more critical about the ball's durability
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Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Dog owners with light to medium chewers — Durable rope portion makes it a good play toy
- • Those seeking a fun and well-made toy — Positive feedback on the toy's design and functionality
✗ Skip If
- • Owners of heavy chewers — The toy's ball portion is not durable enough
- • Those prioritizing durability above all — Durability of the ball is a major issue
Durability & Care
Factors: Chewing intensity, Usage frequency
Cleaning Methods
Care Tips from Users
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Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Is this toy suitable for heavy chewers?
No, the tennis ball portion is not durable enough for heavy chewers.
Highlighted Reviews
"Although my dog loved her rope toy with two tennis balls, this toy is very nice. Its very well made , pretty, and flies very nicely. Scarlett loves her new toy."
"I had high hopes for this toy, but my 9 month old Boxer had the ball broken in a half hour. He really like, so he’s somewhat miffed at me for taking it away."
Bottom Line
If you have a heavy chewer or a dog that likes to destroy toys, this might not be the best choice. Consider a more durable dog toy for heavy chewers.