THE BEST HERDING BALL FOR DOGS & HORSES

This is a very common question, and usually, the ball and cover are the right size.

When you start blowing up the ball, it might look small and the cover might feel loose. That’s okay! The ball needs more air before it stretches the cover and fills it up properly.

Think of it like blowing up a balloon. Just because it looks round doesn’t mean it’s full. You need to keep blowing air in until it feels firm and hard with no loose wrinkles of the cover. Bigger balls take more air and might feel harder to pump, that’s normal. Just keep going but make sure not to over inflate! Stop when there is no more wrinkles!

The ball is made to be safe for your dog to push around and play with. When it’s fully pumped up, it will roll well and be lots of fun.

To make it easier, you can use an electric pump or go to a gas station to fill it faster. But be careful not to put too much air in about the pressure of 2 to 3 PSI is perfect.

Also, when you zip the cover, try zipping it halfway before the ball is all the way full, then finish zipping after you finish pumping. This helps the zipper stay strong.

If you still think the cover is too loose after pumping it fully, please send us a photo. We will happily help you check it.

Our herding balls for dogs are made to be strong, safe, and fun. With the right amount of air, your dog will have a great time!

Yes! Our herding balls are made from durable, non-toxic materials designed to be safe for dogs to push, chase, and herd. The tough cover and sturdy inner ball ensure your dog can enjoy hours of active play without worry.

Each herding ball and cover are carefully sized and color-coded for different dog breeds. If the cover still feels loose after fully inflating your herding ball for dogs, it might be the wrong size or not fully inflated yet. Continue to inflate firmly and check again. If it remains loose, send photos and your order info so we can assist.

Yes, using an electric air pump, air compressor, or gas station air pump is highly recommended to quickly and easily inflate your herding ball. Manual pumps may work but can be slower.

Overinflating your dog herding ball can cause damage. We recommend inflating to about 2 to 3 PSI. This pressure ensures the ball is firm enough to hold its shape and safe for your dog to play with.

Interactive dog toys engage your pet in play that stimulates their mind, promotes physical activity, and can improve overall pet wellbeing by reducing anxiety and boredom.

Our toys are designed to reinforce positive behaviour and assist in teaching new commands, making dog training enjoyable and effective.

Urban herding refers to activities that mimic herding behaviour for dogs in non-rural settings. Our selection includes toys that encourage these natural instincts.

Yes, our toys are specifically designed as boredom busters, keeping your dog engaged and entertained for hours.

Consider your dog's size, chew strength, and interests. Our product descriptions provide recommendations to help you choose the perfect toy.

Safety is our top priority. Our toys are made from high-quality, durable materials suitable for pets, but we always recommend supervising your pet during play.

Yes, engaging your dog in play can alleviate anxiety by providing mental stimulation and physical exercise, redirecting their energy positively.

Our focus on pet wellbeing, innovative design, and durability sets our toys apart, offering unique solutions for play and training.

Regularly introducing new toys can keep your pet's interest high and prevent boredom. We suggest rotating toys to keep playtime exciting and new.

Look for toys made from non-toxic materials, appropriate for your dog's size and chew strength, and always supervise initial play sessions.