Boomer Balls

These are great we've had ours for at least 4 months and its still in one piece!!
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Wouldn't be without one! Brilliant!

As long as you get the right size they'll last for ages & Dempsey for one really loves chasing it at full speed around the park - he'll even ignore other dogs!

iv got mine on the list to order for memphis i was thinking the 8in does anyone know if this is big anough as i want it to last untill he bigger

I've got a 10" for Dempsey. I know he's bigger than a stafford, but a stafford's mouth is wider, so you might want a 10" too!

Yea ive got a 8" and to be fair i think ill get another 10" one x

cheers caryll
im sure you just like to make people spend more money haha

there sorted 17 quid for the 10in some people were wantin 23quid then 4.95 p and p

bigwazza wrote:cheers caryll
im sure you just like to make people spend more money haha

Hehehe! You know me so well!!

still going to be a lot cheaper in the long run spent about 20quid on foot balls in the last couple of months

I know the sound of a football being pierced by fangs so well!

he burst his first footie at 8 weeks old could not belive it haha

bigwazza wrote:there sorted 17 quid for the 10in some people were wantin 23quid then 4.95 p and p

Where do you get them from?

ebay

I got kaiser one of these and it was quite a big one but he kept taking chunks of plastic off it and getting them stuck in his throat so had to get rid he loved it though keeps them busy

youngkaiser wrote:I got kaiser one of these and it was quite a big one but he kept taking chunks of plastic off it and getting them stuck in his throat so had to get rid he loved it though keeps them busy

If he can take chunks off it, it isn't big enough! It should be big enough so that he can't get a grip with his jaws at all.

Caryll how big? Moo is a big girl and I want one!

I would say for a staffie 10" minimum. It's a bit more expensive, but they really love them.

Apparently they're made from the same material as bowling balls & provided the dog can't get a grip on it, it's very strong.

Gonna get myself one of those!

I got Ty one for xmas and he absolutly loves it I would never have known about them if it wasnt for this site so me and Ty thank you very much for the hours of fun already had with it.

has to be the best thing iv ever got my 2.....and the only thing that has lasted......
best bye ever............ =D> =D> =D>

We also bought one for memphis at christmas deff the best thing we have gettin for him to he just plays for hours with it and thats a dog thats not normally that intrested in balls

I might have to get one of these.
How is moo with hers now Janey? Has she gained interest in it again now the snows gone?

Igot one years ago and it did last a while but got distroyed in the end

BlueStaffBlue wrote:I might have to get one of these.
How is moo with hers now Janey? Has she gained interest in it again now the snows gone?

Still totally disinterested but will keep trying. I want her to enjoy it, whilst the ice was there it was amazing to watch, she had soo much fun, just not on any normal terain

I have one for but Taz obsesses over it to the point he is whining and faoming at the mouth so his play is limited.

Would a 10 inch one be to big for a puppy he is 12 weeks old

i wouldn't give a bloomer ball for a pup maybe when he around 9/10 months old

Thank you - learning all the time

mines got one and he not 7 months yet and he manage no probs

you only really want to give them hard things when they have have fully grown teeths. they can chip easy

MissRogue wrote:I have one for but Taz obsesses over it to the point he is whining and faoming at the mouth so his play is limited.

Molly does that too! She gets really excited over it. I'm glad it's not just her who gets like it.


On a side note, for those in the UK looking for a boomer ball, I found that Chemist Direct sell them for around £15, which is cheaper than most places (£20) I've ordered from them before, and their postage is good and usually pretty fast!

http://www.chemistdirect.co.uk/boomer-ball-10_1_39416.html

Cornish-Muscle wrote:

MissRogue wrote:I have one for but Taz obsesses over it to the point he is whining and faoming at the mouth so his play is limited.

Molly does that too! She gets really excited over it. I'm glad it's not just her who gets like it.


On a side note, for those in the UK looking for a boomer ball, I found that Chemist Direct sell them for around £15, which is cheaper than most places (£20) I've ordered from them before, and their postage is good and usually pretty fast!

http://www.chemistdirect.co.uk/boomer-ball-10_1_39416.html

I use them all the time, there really good, although ebay seemed to be cheaper for boomer balls

I've never had a boomer ball before, are they about the same stamp as a kong? (different shape obviously) i.e something to play with that is not easily destroyed. I don't think I've actually seen one before, I'll have to look for them in Pet's Warehouse.

Janey wrote:

Cornish-Muscle wrote:

MissRogue wrote:I have one for but Taz obsesses over it to the point he is whining and faoming at the mouth so his play is limited.

Molly does that too! She gets really excited over it. I'm glad it's not just her who gets like it.


On a side note, for those in the UK looking for a boomer ball, I found that Chemist Direct sell them for around £15, which is cheaper than most places (£20) I've ordered from them before, and their postage is good and usually pretty fast!

http://www.chemistdirect.co.uk/boomer-ball-10_1_39416.html

I use them all the time, there really good, although ebay seemed to be cheaper for boomer balls

God, I never even thought of Ebay for them

whmon wrote:I've never had a boomer ball before, are they about the same stamp as a kong? (different shape obviously) i.e something to play with that is not easily destroyed. I don't think I've actually seen one before, I'll have to look for them in Pet's Warehouse.

They remind me of a bowling ball!! Very big and a hard plastic that your dog can't get there jaws around, so have to use there heads/paws to push it around. I doubt a pet shop will sell them, try ebay thats where I got mine. Moo never took to hers but I will try again another time.

I've just ordered one off eBay, fudge will probably be to small for it yet but managed to get a 10" for £16 including delivery which didn't seem to bad

Thanks for that Janey

lol

billy had 8" lasted 2 days he loved it going to get 10" next time

billyboy1 wrote:billy had 8" lasted 2 days he loved it going to get 10" next time

2 Days? Waht he do to it

Just bought one and Samson loves it

so these are gd as mine destroys all toys and he loves football so looks like its a boomer ball monday

dobby wrote:so these are gd as mine destroys all toys and he loves football so looks like its a boomer ball monday

They are, although mine never took to hers but we'll try again in summer. Got it off Ebay seemed the cheapest I could find

yea just been 2 petshop he said he would do a size 10 for £16 that not bad

Yes, check ebay, but make sure it's a proper boomer ball as there are some cheap imitations that aren't as good.

yea will do thanks

Amazon.co.uk are selling the 10inch ball for £12.84 + £1.95 p+p

yea cheers will look do u just use them on grass as well

Thy're better on grass - easier on the dog and don't skid around as much.

cheers