I'm having trouble creating a link, but Google "Jolly Egg". They have two different sizes and though it sounds like the small size of 8 inches is too big for you, it is almost half the size of the Egge toys so might be worth looking in to let alone at least good info for competitive pricing for the actual product. It is made by Jolly Pet who makes all those Jolly Ball products. My dogs love them, and this is no exception. Hope this helps.
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yeah. Most of my dogs are about 8-10 inches at the shoulder LOL. So I think that might be a bit big. My lab I think could use a normal egge. These little guys are a bit intimidated by her big toys like the large holee roller and ropes.
Not to burst any bubbles as I'm waiting for smaller ones to, buy can you tell me what the smallest size egge will be?
I'm with you too Melissa but I can find no information regarding a smaller egge so I just have to ask. I too have a little dog who would love one her size, though she has no issues playing with the regular size one that is bigger than her. I also wanted to mention that jolly ball makes regular balls out of the same plastic material. I know it's not an egg shape but my little dog loves it non the less. The ball is roughly a tennis ball size as well. Just looking out for the little guys.
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Re: small egge?
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