High-energy dogs need a bigger game
High-energy dogs need an outlet, and a regular tennis ball doesn't always cut it. The Inflatable Dog Ball is an oversized toy your dog can push with their nose, chase across the yard and grab by the handles for a game of tug, so extra energy gets burned off in the backyard or living room.
- Nose pushes across the yard
- Chase games that burn off energy
- Tug time by the handles
A big ball that keeps them guessing
Because it's big, the ball rolls and bounces in ways that keep dogs guessing, encouraging them to herd it, nose it along and pounce. The built-in tug handles give your dog something easy to grab, and give you a way to join in with tug and toss games.
- Rolls and bounces in surprising ways
- Easy-grab handles for your dog
- A way for you to join in
Sized up for bigger games
A tennis ball is made for fetch. This ball is oversized for herding, pushing and tug, in sizes S and M. Choose a size that's clearly too big for your dog to fit in their mouth, and inflate it to a firm but slightly giving feel. It's great for active breeds, young dogs and any pup who needs more exercise.
- Two sizes: S and M
- Pick a size too big for their mouth
- Great for active breeds and young dogs
HOW IT COMPARES
TailWise vs. everything else
Tennis balls and rope toys are the usual go-tos. Here's what an oversized ball with handles adds.
| Feature | TailWise | Others |
|---|---|---|
| Oversized for herding and pushing | No | |
| Built-in tug handles | No | |
| Rolls and bounces unpredictably | No | |
| Indoor and backyard play | ||
| Room for you to join in |
FAQ
Questions, answered
What owners ask most before they order.
Which size should I choose?
Pick from S or M, and choose a size that's clearly too big for your dog to fit in their mouth.
How should my dog play with it?
It's made for pushing with the nose, chasing and tug by the handles. Supervise play and put the ball away when the game is over.
Can we play indoors?
Yes. It works in the backyard or the living room.
How firm should I inflate it?
Inflate it to a firm but slightly giving feel.
Can I play with my dog too?
Yes. The built-in tug handles give you a way to join in with tug and toss games.
How do I look after it?
Check the ball before each session and replace it right away if it's punctured, torn or deflating. Put it away when the game is over.