The KONG Air Squeaker Tennis Ball has combined two classic dog toys the common tennis ball, and the squeaker toy to create the exceptional Air KONG Squeaker. KONG's durable, high quality squeaker tennis ball is covered in a non-abrasive tennis ball material that will not wear down your dog's teeth. All squeaker parts are hidden and covered by the tennis ball fabric creating a clean, finished look. Do not leave toy unattended with animals that eat toys. Follow all directions included in package.
- Great aid for retrieval exercise
- Tougher than a traditional tennis balls
- Floats on water
- Ideal for dogs who ball obsessed!
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Dogs love them
I bought these as my dog goes through tennis balls in 5 mins flat so far they have lasted 4 days so definitely worth the money. Squeak is not overly obnoxious although it sometimes make weird noises.
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Great balls
These balls last & last unless lost in the field. My wee dog loves them what else can you say about a ball .....lol.
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Kong not so
Tennis ball okay, my dog loves them but they don't last as the dog can tear them apart
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Very happy dogs
Fantastic product at a fantastic price
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long lasting
They seem to be the only thing so far that my dog doesn't chew to bits!!
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Dog loves them!
Shes an Airedale Terrier with serious chewing gnashes but these have withstood her constant chewing when she retrieves it & thoroughly enjoys making them squeak!
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My dogs love them
The medium size is suitable to use with a plastic ball thrower as they are roughly the same size as a standard tennis ball. The squeak isn't too loud or annoying.They're pretty robust too and don't split as soon as my Labradors chew them. I'd buy these again when they inevitably loose them somewhere!
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my dog loves them
I have several of these balls as my spaniel loves to carry them around .they are good quality compared to normal tennis balls
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The only Tennis Balls my dogs don't destroy
My Jack Russells normally shred tennis balls the day they get them, no matter how much or little I spend on them. Although one of them isn't that bothered with toys, my boy is. We first came across these at the vets as the nurse uses them to get his attention with the squeak. I bought the small ones and they are still intact and we have had them a while. He hasn't even attmepted to shred them. The only problem he has is trying to work out how to carry them all by himself.
