SLS61185 wrote:
If it does actually work, then I'm okay with spending almost $19 on a ball for him, with free replacements if it's broken and free shipping. If it doesn't.. Then I just don't know.
GoughNuts Guarantee - If your dog chews through the outside wear layer, Green or Black, to expose the indication layer, Red, GoughNuts will replace your toy. GoughNuts patent pending, "Chew Toy Safety Indicator" is a mechanism for the dog owner to see a clear indication of when to take the GoughNut from the dog.
amazincc wrote:Have you tried one of these?
http://www.goughnuts.com/GoughNuts.phpGoughNuts Guarantee - If your dog chews through the outside wear layer, Green or Black, to expose the indication layer, Red, GoughNuts will replace your toy. GoughNuts patent pending, "Chew Toy Safety Indicator" is a mechanism for the dog owner to see a clear indication of when to take the GoughNut from the dog.
Mine have not managed to even put a dent in those toys, and I'm really impressed!
pitbullmamaliz wrote:She hated it and didn't touch it at all.
SLS61185 wrote:
Is it solid all the way through?
amazincc wrote:Have you tried one of these?
http://www.goughnuts.com/GoughNuts.phpGoughNuts Guarantee - If your dog chews through the outside wear layer, Green or Black, to expose the indication layer, Red, GoughNuts will replace your toy. GoughNuts patent pending, "Chew Toy Safety Indicator" is a mechanism for the dog owner to see a clear indication of when to take the GoughNut from the dog.
Mine have not managed to even put a dent in those toys, and I'm really impressed!
BullyLady wrote:
Ooooooh...... I think I'm buying one of those. You are bad!
amazincc wrote:So... we got our Unbreakaball this morning... I have mixed feelings about it.
It's very sturdy and fairly big, but - Faust was in a panic several times when his teeth got "stuck" in the little holes (which are supposed to make it easier for the dog to get a grip and pick up the ball).
Since mine also like to tug a lot I will not let two dogs play w/this ball together - I can see the potential for an accidental disaster and some very expensive dental work.
amazincc wrote:This ball is much bigger than the Kong ball, and is has no "give"... so, if you have dogs who like to bite down hard on toys (like mine do) it could definitely get "stuck" on a tooth and wedge itself down pretty firmly.
Ask Mr. Sepp...
It DOES seem to be unbreakable though... and if the holes were bigger I would have no complaints at all.
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