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http://www.total-german-shepherd.com/Jolly-Ball.html The Jolly Ball is my GSD's favorite dog toy of all. No matter how rough your dog plays the Jolly Ball can take it! Watch a Jolly Ball in action.

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  • Will that ball burst? I don't think that it can withstand the pressures of a sharp tooth of a GSD.

  • They actually have a lot of give to them when the dog chews them and since they're rubbery they can take a lot of punishment

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  • They can eventually tear them apart, but a few punctures and a jolly ball still retains its shape.

  • @danielschulof no because they are like 40 bucks

  • My company (Varsity Pets) makes a herding ball for high-energy dogs that we guarantee to be indestructible if used as intended. Our products are made in the USA, highly addictive, and require no human interaction for dogs to enjoy them. Check out my videos for proof. If your dog likes Jolly Balls but destroys them, you might want to try one of our Varsity Balls.

  • Just got my German Shepherd mix her first jolly ball. Two days later it has a rather large whole in it already. Do they come in different toughness levels, or are they all the same? She goes through the toughest level kongs pretty quick too.

  • my aussie, goes through 1 jolly ball every month and a half ,loves it ,but he shreds it to pieces ,and it says indestructable on the box lol!! i dont think so!!! i think il write the company and let them know

  • I have got to get my dogs one of these - thanks for bringing it to my attention

  • You have to understand that the JB is NOT an *inflated* ball. It simply is the ball shape, and despite innumerable punctures by a GSD retains its bounciness. That is until it finally starts blistering (big bump along center from lots of chewing), or a dog who actually uses it as a chew toy.

    My sister's GSD chews off the handles, but it still bounces lots.

  • I give it 3 poops

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