Will a 15 lb dog be able to hold it in his mouth?
1700264
Absolutely! I just compared it to a tennis ball. They are both the same size and weight wise, the tennis ball is 2.0oz whereas the Orka Tennis Dog Ball comes in at 2.6oz. They boys still love it, it is as pristine as the day I got it, and put a treat in it and they go "crazy" trying to get the treat out!
1700265
It's the same size as a traditional tennis ball. It does have some ridges so if the dog can't hold a tennis ball it may still be able to hold this.
1700266
Yes definitely, it is a very light ball and not as big as it looks. radius is appx 6.5 to 7 cm, similar size to a tennis ball, my lab fits two sometimes three of the same size into his mouth :)
1700267
It is the size of a tennis ball. So if your dog can hold a tennis ball, this ball will work for you.
2230791
I have a 4 lb Yorkshire Terrier and I got this so he would have lots of room if we leave him at home. Have another carrier that is much smaller that I would use for the car. I would think a 15 lb dog would be good with this in a car. Should fit in back seat possibly front seat of a mid size car.
1988781
Maybe. The over all size is about 14inches diameter, the openings may be too small for his mouth. Though the bones are only about 2 inches, maybe could be swallowed. My dog is only teeny pounds and it is perfect for her.
1063448
My dog is about 65lbs and he will yelp and stop what he's doing at the 3 out of 8 setting, so I would guess your dog should for sure feel it at some point in the settings.
1988776
I don't think the toy is too small but there are some small pieces that your dog could swallow.
1476521
I'm not sure. I have a 55lb. Staffordshire Bully and he is a chewer. My dog will sometimes push the ball with his nose if he isn't picking it up with his mouth.
629294
My larger dog is about 55-60 lbs. and he does fine, but he is not pulling hard on it. There have been a couple times when the dogs have somehow unlocked it from the seatbelt connection by stepping on it, but this is very rare.
1525057
Yes it does. My 15lb dog made a nice (more flat) spot for himself within about a month of use. Also, you can unzip and remove some stuffing from the inside of needed! :)
849900
It's all in the tongue! A very small dog could not do it, but medium size dogs should be just fine. I have used it with my Brittany and Cocker Spaniel with great success. They love it!
1786242
Absolutely not. I purchased this bed/tent for my 15 lb. yorkipoo. She could squeeze in there on command, but would immediately come back out. I loved the look of it and this nice thick padding. I would have gladly bought it in a larger size if available. I had to return it for larger one of lower quality.
1945068
Holding it and pulling should hold up, chewing maybe not depending on how much force, it's not very wide and a little chewing might be enough to go right through it.
1659264
My Maltese is less that 6 pounds but I think this would work for up to 15 pounds if your shoulder can handle the weight.
684988
I think it will if they walk at about the same pace. My dogs are a puppy and a two year old so they are about 15 pounds different
1712874
Not sure but my dog is about 15 lbs she has plenty of room to sit and lay down
1421092
We have a 15 pound male Havanese and he uses it everyday. Once in a great while he sprinkles off of the pad, but not very often.
940093
I guess it depends upon the size and how aggressively he/she chews. My 16lb havanese loves to chew but hasn't ever tried to lift and chew the strong plastic grate. I love this product and think it's well worth a try.
106249
Yes! So long as you get the appropriate sized bowl for your dog, then the ridges effect how big a lap they can get in with their tongue :-)