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1 This Ball Keeps the Fetch Going, Even in the Dark
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2 Bare Bones: Best Balls
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3 Bring the US Open Love Home!
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4 Ball Stomp'r: Spoiled Sweet or Spoiled Rotten?
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5 Are Your Pets Frenzied Fetchers?
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6 Does Your Dog Have a Favorite Tennis Ball Size?
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7 DIY Holey Toys Make Your Kitty and Wallet Happy
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8 New Product Alert! Orbee Tuff Cosmos Balls
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9 Two Reasons to Toss Tennis Balls in the Washer . . . and Dryer!
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10 10 Best Balls For Under Ten Bucks!
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11 Do Your Dogs Enjoy Human-Sized Toys?
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12 Love All and Have a Tennis Ball!
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13 This Dog Toy Is as Wood as It Gets
Upgrade that plastic ball tosser with a beautiful bamboo creation in time for Christmas! This eco-tastic version has an ergonomic cork handle and a bamboo claw that's perfectly sized for an equally earth-friendly RecycleBALL or a glow-in-the-dark alternative for nightfall. Just remember not to let pups who want to wrap their jaws around everything run off with this toy because of splintery Read more
To celebrate the ongoing US Open, I'm rounding up the first round thing to come to mind . . . tennis balls, obviously.While I already shared a pricey bed, most of you opted to pass for that tennis creation but still want to let pets have a ball! North loves the extra small Air Kong versions 'cause they're super squeaky and fit him perfectly. (He usually tears all the fabric off a normal doggy Read more
In this case, looks like the pup won the matchup! Source: Flickr User Muffet Do Your Dogs Enjoy Human-Sized Toys? Yes, my pet plays with grown-up toys. No, my pet prefers toys meant for him. Read more
Now, tennis balls are fun and all but there are sooo many other round things for pups to catch and chase! If your pooch is looking to expand his sports horizon, I've rounded up some noteworthy toys to add to his collection. The ball's in your court so get started now, love. Source Read more
Fetch and repeat is a favorite game for many frisky pups. Now even though his mouth waters when he sees the ball (and will happily run wherever you toss), it can be hard to continue play after nightfall. But not with this toy. The Glow-in-the-Dark Whistle Ball ($15) shines brightly to help him along and is equipped with mini whistles that hum as it goes — if you're still practicing your speedy Read more
There's no reason you have to keep your fun and games out on the sports field. Try adding some sporty sensibilities to your home and garden, too. I've shown you how to get the Grand Slam look, but you don't have to stop with tennis. Step up to the plate with some baseball-related furniture, such as this Joe Lounge Chair ($1,000), or expand your sporting options with these other sports-related Read more
While I'd recommend tossing (in the garbage) any tennis balls with signs of fraying or peeling rubber, it's a good idea to wash those you'll be keeping this season. Think of all the dirt from endless games of fetch and throw them in the washing machine with some towels and pet-safe detergent. After the fuzzy balls are cleaned up, you can air out or pop them in a dryer for a special trick. If you Read more
It's a swirly whirly universe with toys that are out of this world! Check these gigantic, galactic orbs sized for dogs 65 pounds and up – they get four out of five "chompers" and are the perfect fit for those big mouths. As with other offerings from Planet Dog, the Cosmos collection ($16) includes a minty smell (taste?) and a Treat Spot for stashing a healthy snack. Catch the four bouncy balls Read more
There are few things kitties like more than discovering toys around the house . . . even if those items weren't meant to be their playthings in the first place! For cats that love the chase, a ball's a toy box must have, but the costs can add up (especially when hidden away by wily cats within minutes). Although there are plenty of round toys fit for frisky felines, many would love your plastic Read more
Let's get the ball rolling in '09! It's important to have the right tennis toss for those wintry afternoons of catch with your pet. That's not to say all animal sizes won't get a kick out of the standard ball, but the small tennies are more catch-worthy for lil mouths where they could be a choking hazard to the big dogs. From teeny tiny ones (usually 1.5-inch in diameter) to the super sized Read more
