49 reviews forKONG AirDog Squeakair Ball

Apart from losing the squeak so quickly - the worrying thing was my border terrier could easily rip off the covering. I was so concerned Ive thrown all three away - too dangerous to take a chance.

Our staffy-x loves to chase these. The squeaker is super loud (don't raise it up to head-height while squeaking!! Can feel the nerve cells perish!) so good as an attention grabber / recall toy in the park. Stood up to staffy chewing - ours likes to peel the fuzz like an orange, so we have a fairly high turnover, but they don't moult otherwise, and soft enough for indoor use. Slightly smaller than a standard tennis ball I think, so may pose a swallowing hazard for very large dogs.

My dog loves tennis balls and squeaky toys the most, so this was a must for us! Moreover, the sound is absolutely horrible, it is very loud, I have never seen a dog squeaky toy as loud as this one. For my ears the worst toy ever, but the dog still loves it.

Bought 2 of these for my GSD, squeaker stopped working after one day's play so now he is not interested in them.

Two brand new large balls both lost there squeak on the first play within minutes. I have been buying these Kong balls for years but have noticed the deterioration in quality on my last few months purchases. So she now has a lot of brand new looking balls with no 'squeak' which defeats the object of buying them

I have brought these a few time, they are great value for money and my Boxer loves them. Sometimes he chews them and thoroughly enjoys doing it and sometimes he doesn't. He likes to hide them round the house and he knows where they all are.

Each lasted no more than 10 minutes of chewing by my border collie before they split - so no probably not as long lasting as a second hand tennis ball

Good quality but mainly due to the fact that the squeak makes her look after them, she likes to carry them for longer

very poor quality for kong. our sprocker does n't chew the balls but just by shutting her jaws on the ball made it split, back to the 2nd hand tennis ball now

These balls last much longer than any other doggy tennis ball. I don't give them to my dogs to chew just purely for fetching and playing so we tend to lose them before they wear out! Good value for money and my dogs love the squeak!

I bought these as Kong has a name for long lasting products. Not this one, lasted a few hours only. A complete waste of money.

One of our corgis loves chasing tennis balls but these are by far his favourite. He loves that they squeak and will chase them more than he will a plain ball. I think they last fairly well, as long as he is not left to his own devices and chew on them. Like any tennis ball, they can look rather worn after much use but I think they hold up better than the cheap tennis balls that I have bought at large supermarkets. I don't think our dog could be without them!

My labrador puppy loved this squeaking ball. However, it doesn't last long, as she dismantled it within 4 hours of playing with it!

My German shepherd first throw burst these balls they r useless for large dogs. He keeped squeeking it till it popped. For me a waste of money

My dog loves these balls and they have lasted a lot longer than normal tennis balls which she tends to pull the covering off.

My GSD loves tennis balls and these are more durable than most dog tennis balls which he can destroy within seconds. The squeak is perfect for getting his focus back when he gets distracted by something else.

We have a Border Terrier and these ball last less than 4 mins

My dog adores this ball. He would play with it all day, if we were there to throw it for him. He loves to squeak it. The squeaker does stop working after a while (we've had more than one of these balls!), and his current ball now has the fabric covering hanging off it, but he likes that as he has something else to grab when he's carrying it. I highly recommend these balls - as long as you realise they're not going to last forever.

Best toys for both our dogs. One loves to sleep with her squeaky tennis ball in her mouth.

My cross breed retrieves tennis balls for a living and has a habit of munching on them between throws. Even good quality tennis balls don't survive this treatment very often but these balls do - I am much more likely to lose one through my erratic throwing than through rough treatment by the dog. I don't leave him to settle down to have a really good tear at it though so, if your dog does that, it might not stand such a good chance. The squeaker doesn't last that long but I didn't really buy them for that.