- Combines two canine favorites; the squeaker toy and the tennis ball
- Made in the USA from durable, high-quality tennis-ball material
- Hidden squeaker; felt covering won’t abrade dogs’ teeth
- Recommended for larger breeds
- Measures 9-inches long
Product Description
Fun and bouncy dumbbell-shaped dog toy constructed from non-abrasive tennis ball fabric that will not wear down dog’s teeth. All squeaker units are recessed in rubber and covered with tennis ball fabric for safety. Thi… More >>
KONG Air Dog Squeaker Dumbbell Dog Toy, Large, Yellow
I bought this toy for my puppy. He is a strong and aggressive chewer. He had this for less than 5 minutes and had already destroyed it. It seems very durable for an average chewer, but do not buy if you need the most resilient toys. The felt is easily torn off, and the rubber underneath does not stand up to any chewing.
Rating: 3 / 5
THIS IS HIS FAVORITE TOY. I’m constantly replacing this toy when lost, or used, or broken. He will squeak this, he will play ball with this, and he loves carrying this around. This is more durable than the average tennis ball, etc too, so I would def recommend this if your dog loves tennis balls and balls in general. The medium size is great for my dog – 30lb cockapoo.
Rating: 4 / 5
We picked this up for our new dog who loves bones. He loved catching it, bouncing it to catch it himself, and simply chewing on it. The squeaker (sadly) lasted almost as long as the toy, which bit the dust 3 months later after he had chewed off the outside material. It never got lost, either, unlike most tennis balls.
Rating: 4 / 5
Wasn’t sure how big these would be, but they are perfect for my dogs (140 lbs and 100 lbs). They aren’t going to last forever, but we’ll get a few months, which is better than most toys. They make a loud squeak, so if that will bother you, beware! We are using these as outdoor toys. So far, so good. I wish I had ordered a dozen instead of two.
Rating: 4 / 5
My Cardigan Welsh Corgi absolutely looooooves this entire family of toys. He currently has a working collection of the dumbell, donut, football, and stick (I call it his “cigar”)shapes that he is somehow still able to get a squeak out of even though i am unable to, no matter how i try.
Be warned, however, that dogs who love to squeak-squeak-squeak all the way home repeatedly just MIGHT annoy the neighbors if you live in a tight urban area like mine. My solution is just to give the Air Kongs a curfew of no play after 9pm or before 8am. So far so good.
These toys are probably not for heavy chewers or for dogs who love to defuzz regular tennis balls, but for corgis like mine, these have been a delightful find. Plus, this price is a good $5 cheaper than i usually see at the local pet stores.
Rating: 5 / 5