Does this Kong ball have a hole in it?
1427280
Yes, it does have holes. I just got mine today and am disappointed, I wanted a solid ball (and I swear when I first looked at this it had no hole), I am now deciding if I'll go through the hassle of returning it or not.
1427281
yes!!!!! i did not want holes and used the responses to this question to guide me. i want to get rid of these for ones with no hole!
2061250
The ends have flaps and you just push in the treats or food of your choice. It fits a lot as the ball on each end is hollow and almost 2" in diameter. Our dog is a chewer but in a couple months has not torn any rubber off the toy!
71226
Yes, all the details for Planet Dog items are online. This is BY FAR the best ball/toys for powerful chewers. Mine tear apart everything including kongs and cant even get a bite off one of these things!
850045
Yes! I own a pitbull and she chews it for hours. She leaves little teeth marks on it but it's strong enough that she can't tear it apart. We have had it for 2 weeks now and still no damage to the ball
2231977
No the ball does not have holes for treats & the one we ordered is a little larger than a basketball.
345998
Hello, the opening is maybe 1". The opening goes down maybe 2" into the inside of the ball. So it is not just an opening into the ball. Our dog and our daughters dogs have a lot of fun rolling it on the floor just waiting for the food/treats to come out. It does keep them occupied for awhile.
361504
This is the second Tug-n-toss Jolly ball we have owned. My husband ran over the first one which sliced off the handle leaving 2 holes in the ball; however, it does not "deflate" and the dog still plays with it. It is just harder for him to pick up without the handle. Bottom line - these are tough toys and made to last.
1261531
I bought these for my child, but I imagine a dog might be able to tear holes in the plastic of the ball.
192008
Yes, it does. However, I find it to be rather awkward to use. It's a piece of cardboard with the BINGO across the top and holes to but the balls into. Kind of flimsy, The cage works great!
1525057
Yes it does. My 15lb dog made a nice (more flat) spot for himself within about a month of use. Also, you can unzip and remove some stuffing from the inside of needed! :)
1636642
Not really. It will hold up for a bit but I wouldn't let a chewer have it unsupervised. The ball has a fabric and rubber covering that will last a long time though. My dog love is it, but we don't allow her to destroy her toys. That being said she does live to chew/teethe on the smaller rubber chuck-it balls. She hasn't destroyed a one yet.
2197863
Yes, there are two little holes. I suppose they have been made for treats. I never tried, as my dog plays a lot with this ball anyway.
2087088
They do have holes. I bought this as a gift. They are supposed to be made of natural rubber but when i got them they had a very distinct smell. Not sure what it was but i tend to be a little suspicious of toys that have strong aromas. If you are very health conscious, i would not recommend this toy, just in case.
1621342
We have a ball kong with no hole and a three tier kong that does have the hole for treats.
850044
No! They will destroy it into a million pieces in several days or weeks. I recommend Goughnuts. A little more expensive but i have 2 extreme chewers(bith pits) and they have yet(after 3 weeks) to do ANY damage to the ball and the large doughnut. There isnt a single puncture on either toy after weeks of trying!
988864
No it's hard plastic It might split in half though but it won't splinter. I would go with a large black kong ball if you are worried about it.
496625
There is a hole about half an inch in diameter that goes through the ball. I see no problem with stuffing some small treats in it that your dog will LOVE chasing!