Are these dura play ball for medium to large dogs really this big? Product Dimensions: 11.2 x 8.2 x 8 inches
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I'm not sure about the size but my lab loves playing with them in the pool and yard. He does tear them up after a few days by pulling the foam and still plays with the rubber covering.
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Heavens no! The Dura ball that I received is about 5" in diameter. It is easy for medium-sized dogs to catch or retrieve. I really like this ball for interactive play because it has a great squeeker, it is very durable, and it bounces in unpredictable directions! I hope this helps you & your dog.
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no, but it is the only toy that my dog has not destroyed. The one that I have doesn't have any foam on the inside.
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No, probably 4" in diameter, maybe slightly more. It's a really great squeaky toy, very squishy but super durable. A perfect size for my Border Collie to grab and to catch. She loves it.
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They are on the larger side, I don't know the exact dimensions off the top of my head. I wouldn't call them huge, but I think that "larger than average" would be a fair assessment. They're not horse-pill size, but they are fairly big....
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I don't know what the dimensions were. I had to return them because they didn't fit my 50lb dog.
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This size (medium) is approximately the same size as a tennis ball. I'm thinking that with a spaniel, it might run a little big. The smaller one is larger than a golf ball, so that might be a more appropriate size. But, If he/she like playing with tennis balls...
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Shawn, in May of this year I purchased the "Medium" Kong Squiggle for my 8 month old Chihuahua(who is rather big for a Chihuahua-knee high-12lbs.) and if I remember(this is your first hint at the product quality) correctly the size of the ball was equivalent to one of those LARGE white jawbreakers!! Are you familiar with what I am talking about?? Basically it was smaller than a baseball but bigger than a golf ball and my Chihuahua Puppy had ripped a small hole in it within the first 2 days!! NOT WORTH THE MONEY!!!! I hope this has helped!! Good Luck!!! jerinrick4ever@yahoo.com
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The medium size is the same size as a tennis ball. You can use a tennis ball in the chuckit, these just bounce and go further it seems.
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Small: 11.8" x 15.7" (for cats or toy size dogs)Medium: 15.7" x 19.7" (for dogs up to 25lbs)Large: 23.6" x 35" (for dogs up to 70lbs)XLarge: 27.4" x 45" (for dogs over 100lbs)
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These balls are softball size. Bought them for our dog to play with and she loves them. They are stated as plastic softballs and are plastic to be used with a plastic bat.
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They are 11 and 3/4 inches long. The width of the rubber balls are 3 inches.
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I've ordered 3 from Amazon. Two were about 6" and the other was a little bigger than 6" no much, maybe an inch or 2. I had to replace mine too when it came up missing and the others I gave to a friend. All the dogs totally LOVED it. Our dog is an shepherd mix, so it is a good toy for medium and large breeds.
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It is meant for a big dog, it is about 5 inches across, and two inces thick, like the size of a very large cibnamon roll, lol, the medium stick fits inside of ut to create a puzzle, i have a large mouth pitt bull i HIGHLY recommend this toy fir large breed heavy chewers, its solid, weighty.... we have had ours for quite a while and she has not destroyed it. Other toys last 5 minutes tops.
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This ball is s good size nall. What kind of dog do u have I can better judge.
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I wondered the same thing. On the manufacturer's web site it says - Colors and sizes may vary. They also sell 2.5", 2.8", and 3" balls. They call the 3" ball large. Pretty lame if you ask me.
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My 75 pound labs paws are 3 x 3 inch and they fit. The material is like a thick ballon. They weren't durable enough for us, but we are on rocks and very aggressive in running
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I would get small for a pup that is no older than 6 or 8 months. Medium for older dogs so that the grooves on the ball don't become too accessible for the dog to rip it apart. The balls are pretty sturdy but not indestructible. The whistling rubber design is so that the dog can detect which direction the ball is flying. The balls won't last much longer than tennis balls if the dog is allowed to chew on them. Good luck.
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I got this ball for my 7 and 8 year old grandsons and it was a little to big. It should be fine for a 10-11 year old.
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This ball would be great for both of your dogs' sizes (this ball is as big if not bigger than a soccer ball) - but I would actually say it has to do with the shape of their snout/nose/ jaw if they could grip it to carry it around or fetch. My dog was about 17kg, too and he loved it but he chewed it apart. My 20 pound beagle/dachshund loved it and could carry it around just fine - more of the beagle mouth than dachshund.