The Reward Ball Tug That Actually Holds Up

No more soggy tennis balls. No more stinky rope toys. No more cheap gear pretending to be “for working dogs.”

The Reward Ball Tug from Outer Space Dog Gear is built for real training with real dogs. It’s waterproof, stinkproof, and made to handle your high-drive dog. Quantities are extremely limited, so if you want one, grab it now.

large pink Eva foam reward ball tug with black biothane loop handle

The Reward Ball Tug: Simple Tool, Big Results

If you train high drive dogs, you know the toy matters. A good tug can light your dog up. A bad one can kill the session.

This one hits different.

The foam ball is dense, waterproof, and floats. You can drop it in mud, toss it in a lake, or let it roll through the grass. It wipes clean and never starts smelling like something that crawled out of a swamp.

Safe for Teeth

Every handle is hand sewn to protect your dog’s teeth and your hands. No screws. No rivets. No hard points to risk cracking a tooth on.

Use It Right

This is a reward toy, not a chew toy. You’re on one end, your dog’s on the other. That’s the whole point.

It’s made for drive-building, not destruction. Reward big moments, build motivation, and then tuck it away for the next round.

medium purple eva foam ball tug with a mint green biothane loop handle

Ball Sizes:

  • Medium (2.75") – A touch larger than a tennis ball.
  • Large (3.5") – Just smaller than a softball.

Why Trainers Are Ditching Their Old Tugs

  • Waterproof and stinkproof so your gear bag stays clean
  • Floats in water for summer training and dock diving
  • No hardware so your dog’s teeth stay intact
  • High-drive engagement that keeps your dog laser-focused

Once you try it, you’ll never want to touch a soggy rope toy again.

Limited Quantities. Don’t Wait.

These are made in small batches, and they move fast. When they’re gone, they’re gone for a while.

If you want a reward tug that keeps up with your training, this is it.

👉 Grab your Reward Ball Tug before they’re gone.

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