My dog LOVES the romp n' roll toy that Leerburg sells. It is by far his favorite toy. He goes absolutely beserk with it - growls, grabs it by the rope, flings it around. I keep waiting for him to knock himself out with it, but so far, so good. It is practically indestructible - he has the big one, and although it is too big to fit in his mouth, once he's done trying to kill it, he lays down sometimes and gnaws on the ball and rope for a while. He plays with it everyday. I don't let him have it in his crate, even though I know it would occupy him, because it's his "special toy" (guaranteed to keep him occupied) and I don't want him to get bored with it (although I don't think that could ever happen). He pounces on it, growls, etc as soon as he sees it. He is very hard on it, and it looks almost brand new, except for a few teeth marks. LOL. We haven't played w/Kodee in the water (yet), but this toy also floats, if that is a feature you might be interested in. Well worth the money.
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Hi, Joseph-
My dog LOVES the romp n' roll toy that Leerburg sells. It is by far his favorite toy. He goes absolutely beserk with it - growls, grabs it by the rope, flings it around. I keep waiting for him to knock himself out with it, but so far, so good. It is practically indestructible - he has the big one, and although it is too big to fit in his mouth, once he's done trying to kill it, he lays down sometimes and gnaws on the ball and rope for a while. He plays with it everyday. I don't let him have it in his crate, even though I know it would occupy him, because it's his "special toy" (guaranteed to keep him occupied) and I don't want him to get bored with it (although I don't think that could ever happen). He pounces on it, growls, etc as soon as he sees it. He is very hard on it, and it looks almost brand new, except for a few teeth marks. LOL. We haven't played w/Kodee in the water (yet), but this toy also floats, if that is a feature you might be interested in. Well worth the money.
I got that for Buddy and he loves it also. Word of warning, don't let him play with it in the house. I made that mistake once and he sent it flying across the room just missing our big screen tv.
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Personally, I wish Orbee made Bumble Balls . Have any of you seen them? They used to be for babies but now it seems they're being marketed for dogs. GREAT idea...the thing has nubs all over it, and it wanders around spastically and erratically and shakes while it's in the mouth.
The down side is that while it's okay for my Corgi, my GSD would be eating the batteries inside of it within 5 seconds. I REALLY wish they would build one that could survive him, they are a blast (and they are chewy! Just a little TOO chewy--not for serious chewers, sadly.)
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It is practically indestructible - he has the big one, and although it is too big to fit in his mouth, once he's done trying to kill it, he lays down sometimes and gnaws on the ball and rope for a while. He plays with it everyday. I don't let him have it in his crate, even though I know it would occupy him, because it's his "special toy" (guaranteed to keep him occupied) and I don't want him to get bored with it (although I don't think that could ever happen). He pounces on it, growls, etc as soon as he sees it. He is very hard on it, and it looks almost brand new, except for a few teeth marks. LOL. We haven't played w/Kodee in the water (yet), but this toy also floats, if that is a feature you might be interested in. Well worth the money. 
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