11 reviews forFerplast Puller Dog Toy

The rings serve as a distraction from playing with sticks, and now and then two dogs tug at them – or the dog and I do. So far, they haven’t torn, and biting into the rings compresses them. They’re not chew toys and won’t last forever. However, I do find the price rather steep for a bit of plastic.

My dog is happy. She likes it a lot. Plays all day.

The teeth of my boxer immediately left deep marks, and I angrily wrote a bad review. But in reality, the material is quite durable. With his 30kg, the dog tugs and pulls at the thing and just can’t get enough of it. The ring is much sturdier than it looks.

I should have paid attention to the weight; then I would have realised that the rings must be hollow. For a price of 25 euros, I was expecting solid plastic. The ring didn’t withstand Boxer teeth even during the first tug game – it already has holes. As a throwing toy, it might serve its purpose, but "tug toy" is explicitly mentioned in the description, and I can’t use it for that for long. The size is great, a firm grip for both dog and human, and the dog had fun.

I've been training dogs with these rings for six months now. Very durable material. The dog loves it!

A good projectile to improve interaction with the dog

Unfortunately, the rings didn’t last very long. Our Herder had a lot of fun with them, but they didn’t even hold up for 5 water sessions. Such a shame!

The tug rings quickly start to look a bit worn and eventually tear, but for throwing into the water, retrieving, and a bit of tugging, they’re made of a good material that’s gentle on teeth. Additionally, our Malis are especially fond of the foam. We’ve already had many hours of fun with the rings.

After the first game, already an 8-shaped ring. It's okay for throwing and fetching, but not really sturdy. Clearly chewed up, not suitable for Molossers. It’s not really fun either. We’ll stick to playing Frisbee instead. Far too expensive for the quality.

The rings aren't really sturdy and aren't suitable for tug games. The material is more like foam, which probably makes them float, so they're likely fine for fetching.

My dogs have fun with it; I throw it so that it rolls. It works well on almost all surfaces, though its lightness means the rolling distance isn’t huge. When they bring it back, I play a little tug-of-war with the dogs, and bite marks appear quite quickly. However, it takes quite a while before the ring actually gets properly damaged. Conclusion: It’s a good fit for me and my dogs (Hovawart).