Ultra Bounce Rubber Dog Fetch Ball

Our dog can hold it comfortably without struggling.

She tracks every bounce like it is serious business.

It has already outlasted several cheaper balls.

Short throws still create enough movement to keep our dog busy.

The bounce is the whole reason our dog loves it.

It is durable for fetch, but we still put it away when the game is finished.

A quick fetch session helps our dog settle while we make dinner.

We have used it at the beach several times and it still looks good after a rinse.

Even our kids can spot it in the bushes.

It packs easily and works at parks, beaches and holiday houses.

She has barely looked at her other balls since this arrived.

The random bounce keeps our dog entertained even when we do not have heaps of space.

Our vet suggested avoiding very hard toys, and this feels like a good middle ground for fetch.

It flies nicely with the launcher and gives our fast dog a proper run.

There are small marks, but nothing close to the damage our dog does to ordinary balls.

Our dog comes back much faster when this ball is the reward.

Simple, bouncy and sturdy.

Our dog will not leave home without it.

We use gentle indoor rolls down the hallway when the weather is rubbish.

It is easy to throw even when it is covered in dog slobber.

That is how often we use it.

It has a solid feel without being too hard.

A quick rinse after the beach brings it back to normal.

The high bounce gets our puppy sprinting, turning and thinking instead of just running in a straight line.

Our dog has used it nearly every day and it has not split.

Both dogs chase it, although we still supervise because neither wants to share.

The bright colours help when we squeeze in a late arvo game.

One long throw and our Kelpie is off like a rocket.

The rubber feels thick, flexible and much better made than expected.

After weeks of rough play, muddy walks and being left in the backyard, it still bounces properly and looks better than expected.

We chuck it in the car boot for camping, beach days and visits to the dog park because it works well on both land and water.

The rubber has a bit of give to it and seems much kinder on our older dog’s teeth than hard plastic balls.

The orange and blue stand out well in long grass.

My heavy chewer has left a few tooth marks, so we use it mainly for supervised fetch rather than leaving it with him all day.

Our young Staffy needs heaps of exercise, and the high bounce keeps her running harder than a normal ball does.