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Hartz Dura Play Bacon Scented Squeak Ball Dog Toy for Small Breeds, 3 Pack

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    Whether your dog enjoys indoor or outdoor play, Hartz Dura Play bacon scented dog toys are the perfect addition to the toy bin. These dog toys have a durable exterior coupled with a lightweight foam interior to make it easy to throw, bounce, squeak, and float! Every shape has an ear-perking squeaker and an appealing bacon scent that will have even the most inactive dogs begging for more playtime. Dura Play dog toys are perfect for dogs of all ages – the flexible yet durable exterior lends itself to more than just a fetch toy. After your pup is worn out from his or her active play, Dura Play also has unique shapes with ridges that double as a soft chew toy. Be sure to try all the different shapes for hours of enticing play and fun for both you and your furry best friend!

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    10 reviews for Hartz Dura Play Bacon Scented Squeak Ball Dog Toy for Small Breeds, 3 Pack

    1. Desert Dweller

      My dog loves the soft but durable material, and the squeak makes these irresistible. She never gets tired of them, so they’re great for my high-energy dog during play time.

    2. CottonCloud

      Our GSD is a hit or miss when it comes to balls. She usually prefers competition games such as tugging, chasing and capturing vs. cooperative games like fetch. We have never found a ball that has kept her interest, until now. I honestly have no idea why this ball over the several dozen other ones we own, but she absolutely loves this one. If we are unable to play with her, she’ll toss it around herself and play. For the price (under $8 for the large size), I’m coming back to purchase more!

      Now, outside her loving it, the durability is questionable, but seriously the price and her amount of use on this toy is worth it for us. She has had this now for 8 days and sadly it stopped squeaking the original squeak within 24 hours. However, that was after a lot of play with an aggressive chewer. It then had a weird squeak for several days and by day 7, no more squeak. Which, honestly is kind of nice as the constant squeaking is annoying, but I think the squeaker kept her engaged. She has put a LOT of holes inside the ball, but the integrity of the rubber is holding up! With holes, the ball is still completely intact and the squeaker inside has not come out. She has not torn the rubber apart either. I love that she hasn’t lost interest in the ball even though the squeaker is gone. This is supposed to smell like bacon, not sure if it really does. Maybe a fine hint, just enough for a dog’s nose so it’s my overwhelming for us humans. A part of tasting is smelling, so maybe it really does smell like bacon and that’s why my dog loves this so much.

      I definitely recommend this toy and will continue to purchase these as needed.

    3. Michael R.

      I have two tests that toys need to pass between mine and my mother’s Bostons. The first is the Chester test. Chester loves his squeaky balls and prefers squishier ones that he feels comfortable chewing. He can destroy toys if they are too flimsy, so he needs a degree of toughness for them to last. These balls pass the Chester test. We’ve had these at our house for a month now and all three still retain their squeakiness and are his favorite squeakers.

      Moving on to the Isaac test. Isaac is very into wanting to see the inner workings of his toys. To that end, he succeeded with these balls. The first one was opened up in 1-2 days. The last of the three was opened up at the 2 week mark. Evidently these have a foam material around the squeaker that help the balls retain their shape…Isaac had that pulled out of the last ball when I arrived at my mother’s house. The balls called the Isaac test.

      So in summary, avoid these for destructive chewers. For moderate chewers, be sure to supervise as with all toys as they could potentially harm your dog if they get inside the ball.

    4. Billie Jo Spearing

      These balls are my dogs favorite balls. I usually purchase this set 1-2x a year because he will always choose these over any other ball. I buy the large size and I have a small dog (12 lbs) but they are easy for him to grab and carry and don’t get stuck in his mouth (normal size tennis balls can sometimes get stuck and he has a hard time releasing them). They are kind of expensive for 3 squeaky balls, but they are durable and they last a while before the squeaker usually comes out which leaves a hole in the ball and then all this white stuffing stuff falls out. Luckily my dog doesn’t care about the white stuffing stuff so I don’t have to worry about him eating it. However, we do use these for outside balls and playing fetch so once the squeaker comes out, the ball doesn’t throw the same. My dog loves the ball just the same with or without the squeaker though. I would recommend these balls if you’re dog loves playing fetch, however, if they tend to gnaw on balls or destroy balls quickly, these are definitely not for them. I haven’t been able to find these in stores so unfortunately I am usually paying $17-$22 for this set of 3 balls a couple times a year. But, as I’m sure you feel the same about your pup, my little guy is worth it 🙂

    5. Tandy

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    6. Kirsti

      My coonhound/lab and GS/husky mix LOVE THESE BALLS. I smelled the bacon when I took them out of the package but it went away for me quickly. Now I only smell it when it’s been chewed on. They can obviously smell it though. But I’m glad it’s not strong. But strong enough for them to find the balls when they lose them or leave them to come get later. They sniff them out again real quick. They are soft so it’s nice to play catch with a ball I don’t have to feel bad throwing at them if they miss and hit them. They are extremely bouncy too which makes it so much more fun for them when playing fetch. They seem durable enough but definitely not a chew toy. Though my dogs have chewed on them and fight over them playing tug of war with them and they are still in good condition. I’m very pleased with this and they are too!!!

    7. Cory Pacey

      I recently bought the Hartz Dura Play Bacon Scented Squeak Ball Dog Toy (3 Pack) for my small breed dog, and it’s safe to say these toys have been an absolute hit!

      The bacon scent is the first thing that struck me – it’s quite strong and very appealing to my dog. It’s fascinating to see how the scent entices and keeps his interest, making playtime even more engaging. The squeak feature adds an extra layer of excitement; it’s loud enough to be fun for him without being overbearing for me.

      Durability is a major factor when it comes to dog toys, and the Hartz Dura Play balls have not disappointed. They’ve withstood rigorous chewing and play, proving to be resilient against my dog’s enthusiastic play style. The quality of the material is impressive; it’s soft yet sturdy, which is perfect for small breeds that love to chew.

      The size of these balls is ideal for smaller dogs. They’re easy for my dog to carry around in his mouth and fetch. The texture and squishiness of the balls make them enjoyable for him to chew on and play with, providing a good balance between firmness and give.

      One of the best aspects of this product is the value of the 3-pack. Having multiple balls means there’s always a spare when one goes under the couch or gets lost in the yard, ensuring continuous fun.

      Safety is always a concern with dog toys, and I appreciate that these balls feel safe and non-toxic. I still supervise my dog during playtime, but I feel confident about the quality of this product.

      In summary, the Hartz Dura Play Bacon Scented Squeak Ball Dog Toy is a fantastic choice for small breed owners. Its durability, appealing scent, and perfect size make it a favorite in our home. Highly recommended for anyone looking to add some bacon-scented fun to their dog’s toy collection!

    8. GB

      These balls are very durable, they bounce around, and squeak so our dog is aware of play time. The smell of bacon does not last very long, but that didn’t change our dog interest on the balls. More than likely, our dog loves these balls because they squeak and bounce. When thrown in the back yard, the balls go far but not too far. One little thing I personally don’t like about these balls is the blubber left on the balls after the dog have retrieve them, but you can wear a glove to avoid that issue. Other than that, I would purchase these balls again.

    9. Mr. Ficticious

      I first found these at a giant brick and mortar store that has since stopped carrying this size. I have a dachshund and he swears by this toy. So much so that he has worn out the original and is now working on number 2 ( after a year of CONSTANT use ( seriously we have to take it away just before bed or it ends up under my wife or myself and sqeeks when you roll over and it’s the first thing he looks for in the morning)).

      I was reading over the other reviews and saw someone compare them to the Kong brand of toys. This was a really unrealistic comparison. The Kong brand is for dogs that are bent on destructive chewing habits whereas these toys are just that… toys, they are not meant to be indestructible so IF you already know your dog just wants to chew something until it’s gone don’t worry about grabbing one of these.

      However, if your dog loves to run and chase a well designed sqeek toy that’s easy to grab even for aging teeth please keep reading.

      Here’s the breakdown of this toy;

      Positive notes:

      The fluffy stuff inside this ball keeps the sqeeking action going EVEN after the dog has punctured the outer shell within reason.

      The ball is just around the size of a tennis ball so throwing and gripping are no problem for owner or dog however there are indents that add an extra element of adventure for the dog by causing an uneven bounce patern. They are so close to tennis ball sized that a Chuckit! Launcher holds them fine.

      The rubber outer shell is a soft velvety feeling stuff that is extremely resistant to bites except for super sharp puppie teeth as one reviewer noted. I purchased one of these ( medium ) for a friend at work and her larger dog is just over a year old so the razor sharp edges of her furbabies teeth have been dulled just a bit. that one lasted 7 months and now she’s asking for details on where to buy them and what size that one was.

      The DOWN SIDE(s):

      The dog’s love these things. None of the dogs or puppies I have gotten one for as a gift will leave them alone and when they finally perish in a sqeekless glory the dogs ( 5 total ) have ALL pined for their Dura Play. I wouldn’t really want to count this as a downside but anything that addictive is prolly not healthy psychologically. ( not that my dog cares one bit for the psychology of addiction as long as he has his Mr. Squeeky )

      My only other complaint is that the sqeeker is buried down in there. I don’t know how that one dog got the thing out but I have tried to give our spare one laryngitis with car keys and coathangers just so we can go out and play late at night in the summer without bothering our neighbors. Not happening, this thing withstood everything I felt comfortable throwing at it. And trust me I dug around in there trying to make it silent. They will however jar loose after months and months of impact against the ground and so go silent for a day or two at times until it hit’s just right and there it goes making it’s happy sounds again.

      They do seem to "talk" in different pitches and my dog loves the lower pitches ( I think the higher pitched ones hurt his ears ) those are the first ones I gave away as gifts and those dogs had no issues with the sound so it may just be a preferential thing. He’s getting up in age so it may just be that the higher pitch is harder for him to hear as well.

      All in all, again, UNLESS your dog or puppie is just out to destroy his or her toys I would really recomend giving this ball a shot.

    10. Ivan J Quiles

      Bella, my spirited Bull Terrier, has found her ultimate playtime companion in the Hartz DuraPlay Ball Squeaky Latex Dog Toy, and this marks my second purchase of this fantastic product. It’s safe to say that I’ll keep coming back for more!

      The durability of these balls continues to impress. As a seasoned toy destroyer, Bella has met her match, and these balls have outlasted any other toy we’ve tried. This second purchase reaffirms my confidence in the Hartz DuraPlay Ball’s longevity, making it a wise investment for any dog owner who knows the struggle of keeping toys intact.

      The 3-pack bundle remains a lifesaver in our household. With Bella’s boundless energy and determination, having a stash of these balls ensures that playtime is always on the agenda. When one ball eventually succumbs to her playful prowess, there’s no need to worry – a fresh ball is ready to take its place. The convenience of the bundle is unmatched, and it’s one of the key reasons I keep returning to this product.

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