Endless fun, especially for the 1-year-old. The green Turn-Up (imaginatively named "Greenie") is the Inside Turn-Up. "Pinky" is for outdoors, so we can see him in the grass. The original one is so good at hiding that when he is found it's time for celebration (and temporary abandonment of the others). Is there an Academy Award for dog-toy design?

Our daughter's Vizsla (living in Vienna Austria) loves his TurnUp. It's a great toy indoor and outdoor. Odd bounces, perfect weight for throwing, and quiet on wood floors inside make this the perfect toy for any dog and a dream come true for retrievers.

I bought four more lest we find our selves TurnUpless by accident!

My dog loves this toy and has not been able to destroy it. He usually anticpates where tennis balls are going and this is much more challenging! The red color is easy to see outdoors.

My dog didn't have a toy addiction until TurnUp came along. She thinks it's pretty much the greatest toy, ever. Just a warning...be careful where you throw it inside because you can't predict the bounce and in a war between TurnUp and anything breakable that can be knocked off a shelf, TurnUp will always win.

This is the best ever toy my JRT has had. He loves it for playing with me or simply chewing it endlessly. It's a must have for active dogs.

"Finn" says he loves the fun green color, how it bounces in different directions so he needs to work harder to catch it, and the durable material so it will last him a long, long time.

This toy makes the hours melt away for my guy batting it around and wondering where it is going to go next. Needless to say seeing that it is ruffwear but very durable.

Best ball ever! Odie loves it so much that he throws and chases it all by himself. Has held up to rigorous mouthing as well. We love that is made from more eco friendly materials as well. Who the hell knows what the "kong" is made of.

Dogs love it. My neighbors love it for their dogs also so I have to keep stealing it back from them. The product does split at the bottom with intensive chewing but overall, it holds up good compared to other products.

Dog loves it. I use toys as motivation for obedience and as a reward and the Turn Up is a hit.

I got the natural color. I like the material -- it seems very, well, natural, and safe. Charlie Bear treats work very well in here -- not too hard or too easy to get out. This is the toy that has held my busy dog's attention the longest. It's easy to clean, too. She is not a real hard chewer so I can't comment on that aspect of the toy. She lays on her back and holds the ball in her paws, looking inside to see if there is anything is left while she munches on it. Super cute!

This is a good tough toy for my obsessive chewer. The dog kibble just fits inside the holes, though I would prefer that one of the holes be a slightly smaller size so that it is not so easy for the kibble to get out. The Sqwash has two different size holes so it keeps my smarty-pants dog guessing as to which end she should expect a treat to fall out.

I bought this toy as a gift for my "niece" a GSD/Lab mix. She is pretty rough with her toys and very food motivated. I chose the green color, and it looks like it is bright enough that it won't get lost playing outside. It also has a moderate minty smell to it, which is surprisingly nice. Overall, I really liked this product.

This toy is the best for my BC dot. She is always thinking ahead and runs away before i can even toss the ball. With this one she has to stay focused and watch me or else she will lose sight of her toy. She is obsessed with it!

I second the reviewer comment that this is the only toy my pooch has yet to destroy. The assymmetrical shape makes it bounce in unpredictable directions, which is pretty fun too!

The only toy my dog has not destroyed. She & her sister love the Turn Up