Magicorange Tennis Balls, 12 Pack Advanced Training Tennis Balls Practice Balls, Come with Mesh Bag for Easy Transport, Good for Beginner Training Ball

Ok, let me begin by saying I do not play tennis, don’t know what constitutes a good tennis ball.I have four dogs, 15 year old Chihuahua, 8 year old terrier mix, 2 year old Bullmastiff and a 1 year old lab mix. They all pretty much get along. Anyway, I got the balls for the lab. I opened the box as soon as it came in and gave one to the lab, the bullmastiff and the terrier. The chihuahua doesn’t know how to use toys because he was brought up on the streets and only has Bowstaff skills. The Terrier, who is about 10x’s smarter than the other three combined took his and put it under the daybed on our porch. The BM and lab played switch and steal from each other for a while. The BM lost interest and went to the source, the box. He tore that box open and there were tennis balls strewn across my front yard. The lab was literally in ball heaven. Anyway, the terrier played the long game. Nonchalantly, he grabbed a ball and transferred them to his stash. This went on for about an hour. There were only two balls left in the yard. He went to the fence and started barking, which of course was a ruse and got the big young dogs excited. They dropped their balls and too ran to the fence. As they were running to the fence the terrier grabbed the second to last ball and stashed it. It was finally down to one ball. He waited and watched and schemed. Finally a lizard caught the attention of the lab. The lab went racing to one side of the yard with the BM hot on her tail. The terrier saw his opportunity and seized the advantage. He raced into the center of the yard with no thought of anything other than victory. He grabbed that last ball and made a run for his hiding place. The BM, finally realizing what was happening, shifted fire and identified his target - the last ball. He began his approach onto his target. The terrier, identifying the sheer mass of the BMs fire power made a heroic leap over the box into his secured location. The terrier was victorious!BTW - great value and will provide me and my dogs with entertainment for about a week until my BM tears them apart. If I could I would give more stars!

Love these. Super rubbery and nontoxic. Hans approves. A fun thing to do is toss them all up in the air at the same time and watch instant happiness overtake your pooch! They last quite a long time too with a massive german shepard constantly chewing on them!

Balls are very bouncy! Soft feel to felt on outside of ball.

I use these with my dog. While they work fine I recommend you do not let them get wet as they fall apart easily after getting wet. I only say this because the green tennis ball do not seem to have the same issue.

Love the purple color and the durability of these tennis balls. My puppy loves them and plays with them daily. They are holding up nicely so far.

These are bright colored balls that seem to be of good quality. We are putting them into Operation Christmas Child boxes. Our grandson(6) loved the colorful ball.

We bought these tennis balls to throw to our dog when playing fetch. The balls are super thin and definitely not good for our intended use. We’ve bought other balls that have lasted two weeks or more, but these ones are lasting about two days. Our dog is a corgi so she’s got a fairly small mouth to begin with and it’s not like she can chomp down as easy as a large dog. They may be fine for playing tennis, but they are not at all suitable for playing fetch.

They break really easily, My basset hound loves tennis balls but she has a really strong jaw so she can break them after a few chomps