Stuff n? Throw Ball, Lage, Glow-in-the-dark

Our 11mo rottweiler loves this ball. She's already had two of them. Very durable, fun to stuff with treats or even a Himalayan yak bone. I am now ordering my third ball. They last several months before she starts tearing into them and we need a new one. Love!

Ball is well made, but a bit large for the mouth of a black lab - too big to use as a "fetch" ball, so I put peanut butter in it and use it as a treat.

I ordered one of the Small, Blue Stuff n' Throw Balls for my Mom's Pomeranian by accident. Her dog had taken an interest in my dog's Stuff n' Throw LOCK (which is pictured instead of the ball), and I thought ordering a small version (ours is large, for a Golden) would be as easy as looking at the photo, then choosing the size. So, we were a little surprised when the ball came, instead of the lock, but we've been pretty happy with it. My dogs have the large ball, in addition to the large lock. We stuff both of them with peanut butter, as does my Mom, instead of using treats. The balls hold a lot more peanut butter than the locks, and they're much easier to clean. I can see how the lock would hold treats pretty well, and how dogs could reach in there with their tongue/teeth to pull the treats out, but I don't know how easy it would be (or if it would be possible at all) for a dog to get the treat out of the ball. I suppose it depends on the size of the treat and how far you put it into the ball. Overall, we're happy with the lock and the ball. We probably like the ball a little better, just because it's easier to clean and has more surface area inside for more treats/peanut butter.

This toy lasted an hour with my dog. This toy is not recommended for powerful chewing dogs like American Bully's! :(

used mostly peanutbutter in it - my dog loved it but cleaned it out in about 5 min or less

This is a great stuff-able toy for feeding main meals to my dog (in installments). I feed raw food (meat and fruits) and cooked vegetables, cottage cheese, eggs, etc. to my dog. It's hard to find stuff-able toys for this. Most treat toys seem to assume you are feeding kibble, or some manufactured edible object you stick in the toy, and keep buying again. Trainers have encouraged not feeing from a bowl, and have encouraged "puzzles" as a stress reliever. This accomplishes both. This works like a Kong, but tends to take less time to excavate. This also works well for freezing like a Kong. I also use the medium Stuff n' Throw Ball. My dog gets bored with all the same eating styles, so I mix them all up.I am SO SORRY that it appears this product is not being manufactured any more. Our dog found the medium one at the dog park (he's quite the treasure hunter - most of his unusual toys have come from there), otherwise we would never have known about it. The rubber is flexible and not hard like many stuff-able toys. Cleans well. It's a great product!

This ball is awesome, would recommend to anyone with a dog.I got medium size; same size as tennis ball.Why this ball is great:-Great bounce, almost acts as a 'kong' at times because of the holes in ball-Durable. My dog chews though just about any toy she has / balls. This is still in perfect condition after 6 months-Glows in the dark-Great price-Dishwasher safe-Made in USA (Maine)-Non-toxic-Floats-Smells nice, not rubbery-For whatever reason(s), she just loves this ball. It has been one of her favorite toys since I got it

Great thing to play fetch with because it changes things up a bit with the glow function and keeps my puppy's mind active with being able to throw it into a dark room. Introduces a new element to the hunt. Not great for a treat holder but I can do without that with the glow function.