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Great ball!
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The dog loves chasing it! Walks around sqeeking it all the time. And bonus, I can see it in the middle of the floor when I get up in the middle of the night so I won't unknowing step on it.
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Lil boy's favorite ball
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The squeak gets my little boy every time. The glow factor is under par. I mainly get it because he also enjoys the brighter colors. All of the others be trying to get his ball. Good product just wish it would glow better because our park times are right around sunset.
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