Squeaky Dog Toys Soft Latex Rubber Squeaky Dog Balls for Puppy Small Pet Dogs (8 Pack) (Round Balls)

Best Squeaky Balls for small dogs
These are the best squeaky balls for small dogs.Our Mal-shi has destroyed a lot of balls and rejected others.These balls squeaky longer and survive better than any others we have found.The squeak is louder and more startling than some but He loves it.I would buy them again but with a large pack I doubt we will need to any time soon.

Dogs love it
My dogs absolutely love these squeaky balls. These are durable and keep them active. They chase each other and take turns playing.Size is perfect for my mini poodle (10lbs) and my golden doodle mix (30lbs). I give them one ball at a time so these last a long time. Great price! I purchased these in different sizes and every size has been safe and consistent in quality.

The Good, The Bad, The Hilarious
Update a few weeks later: I’ve upped the stars to 5 because the pup just loves these. I actually got another set so I always had enough to throw, being lazy and not wanting to go get the ones the puppy took back to his bed, lol. They each have a slightly different squeak sounds which the pup likes. They’ve stood up to a LOT of chewing, throwing, chasing, more chewing, and more chewing, so I rate them as quite sturdy. He has gone thru a few other toys since I got these and they’re still fine. He loves these balls. Definitely worth the price.The Bad: the smell is an issue. It is why I give these 4 stars instead of 5 stars. My puppy who usually comes up and grabs a new toy and runs off to play got about a foot away and backed up and refused to come near. I put two of them on the floor and he made a wide circle around them. After about a week (with me poking a ball to make it squeak every now and then to entice him), I noticed he got a little closer before he backed away. Over the course of a week, he finally approached enough to whack it with a paw. It took another few days but eventually, he was willing to play with them. Your dog may or may not be equally sensitive to their smell. The squeak they make seems very piercing to my ears, I wasn’t prepared for it. But the sound was easy to get used to, and lets me know where the puppy is, and what he is up to, lol.The Good: they roll oddly, so the dog has to chase and turn, make quick reverses and be active. It has a sort of dimple in it, so the dog can get their mouth or teeth in there to pick it up and play, not like a tennis ball for example, where the ball is simply round and the dog does the best he can. They seem so far to be pretty durable. I’ve had toys that didn’t last 2 days. My puppy is a 5-6 lb chihuahua and the balls are perfect for him. I think they’d do well for a medium dog as well, but I’m not sure if they would be too small or not for a large dog. They’re heavy enough that when you throw them they travel, but light enough that my puppy hasn’t had a single issue carrying them or flinging them up and around. A nice weight for play.The Hilarious: once the smell issue was past, the puppy has played, chased kicked, batted, pounced, squeaked, chewed and wrestled these balls like mad. They have given him hours of fun so far, and they have given me hours of fun, because watching a little chihuahua puppy race around and pounce and bat and chase and carry on has made me laugh and laugh.Conclusion: I’d buy these again, but I would also open them up and let them sit somewhere out of the way to air out for a couple of weeks before I gave them to my puppy. Like I said before, your own dog might or might not be sensitive to the smell. Different colors did take different lengths of time before he would play with them, so I think the smell may be part of the dye of the ball itself.

Dogs are obsessed!
My two 7lbs dogs are obsessed with these squeaky toys. Very durable and they are chewers. Perfect for playing catch. Can use inside and outside. No problems when left in the rain. Immediately bought a second set to save for future use.