I’ll also add that the solid rubber design is surprisingly heavy, especially when compared to a traditional tennis ball. If you have a smaller dog, such as a Chihuahua or Pomeranian, then this ball is likely too bulky.

While the small size was too large for our French Bulldog to carry, she still loved chasing them down… Another great feature is that this ball is a little unpredictable. If you look closely, you notice that the Jive Ball isn’t completely round. Instead, it has small sections that protrude out. At first glance, a dog soccer ball looks similar to the regulation soccer ball used by Major League Soccer. Not that this should be an issue. Like any other fetch toy, the Jolly Soccer Ball should be used as a fetch-and-play toy only under supervision – not given to your dog as a chew toy. Erratic balls are not perfectly round like a regular tennis ball. Instead, they have protruding sections or flat areas. When the ball lands on these areas, the result is a change in direction. As you might expect, the unpredictable bounce of these balls means that they are unsuitable for indoor play.The ball is made from pet-friendly hard plastic that is also durable and long-lasting. The brand also claims that these balls are made up to last for the lifetime of your dog without getting damaged.

The boomer ball is designed for dogs who love to herd and chase using their nose, head, or paws. The bigger size makes it appropriate to use as a herding ball for medium and large dog breeds. In addition to herding ball, it can also be used to play in the swimming pools since it floats on water. The ball is also uniformly designed so as to provide a constant motion. Hence it is the perfect toy for dogs who love pushing and herding.

In addition to using it as a herding ball, it can be used as a fetch toy or even in the swimming pools if it floats on the water.

In spite of this ball being made like a real bowling ball, it is very much suitable for herding. This also makes a perfect toy for dogs who love to chase and herd as it provides them with a mental stimulation on their natural instincts. If your dog loves to play in the water, choose a soccer ball that floats. While most do, you shouldn’t assume it will unless the manufacturer specifically lists that it does. You don’t want to fish out a soccer ball from the bottom of a lake or pool, do you? The main goal of this game is that the dog must gather and drive large exercise balls into a soccer goal. In this game, eight balls are arranged similar to billiards in a triangle formation and kept at the farthest location from the goal.Even worse – if your dog is a chewer, he will actually enjoy popping your soccer ball. Some dogs just love to destroy toys.