RAY ALLEN - Ball on a Rope

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RAB25L-BLU

Color: Blue

Style Loop Handle T-Handle

Size 2.5-in 3-in

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HOLLOW RUBBER BALL
Light & compressible
TEXTURED GRIP
Knobs for better hold
ROPE HANDLE
Control the reward
WORKING DOG READY
Built for training

Description

The Ray Allen Ball on a Rope is a training tool designed to build drive, engagement, and focus in working dogs.

The ball features a hollow core with a soft rubber surface, making it lightweight and slightly compressible while still maintaining durability during training. The textured design with raised knobs helps improve grip, encouraging a more consistent hold during reward-based work.

The attached rope allows for handler-controlled reward delivery, helping improve timing and maintain engagement throughout training sessions. The design keeps the reward under control and prevents the dog from self-rewarding.

This ball is available in multiple configurations:

Sizes:

2.5" (medium)
3" (large)

Handle styles:

Loop handle
T-handle

The soft rubber construction is designed to be durable while still protecting the dog’s teeth and gums during use.

This ball is commonly used for:

reward-based training
building drive
engagement work
obedience training

⚠️ Designed for interactive training only — not a chew toy.

FAQS

What is this ball used for?

This is a training reward tool used to build drive, engagement, and focus during training.

What is the ball made from?

The ball is made from soft rubber with a hollow core, making it lightweight and easier to grip.

Can my dog chew on the rope?

No. The rope is designed for training use only, not for chewing. Dogs should not be allowed to chew or shred the rope, as it can fray and be swallowed. Always use under supervision during training sessions.

Is this a chew toy?

No. This is a training tool, not a chew toy. It is designed for interactive reward-based training only and should not be left with your dog unsupervised.

Training toys like nylcot, linen, or rubber balls are meant for engagement with the handler, not chewing. In fact, manufacturers specifically state these should not be left for dogs to chew on, as chewing can damage the toy and be unsafe.