Hound&Co
Outback Herder
Made with super-strong 2520D ballistic nylon, reinforced stitching and double YKK zips, the Outback Herder is built for outback-style conditions, hard-playing herders and chasers, and multi-pup households.
This toy is designed for chasing, not chewing. Please watch your furry friend carefully as they play with their ball.
- $9.99 Flat Rate (AUS)
- 14-day change of mind returns
Before your pup gets their paws on their herding ball, Roger has a few very important rules: Pump the inner ball until the cover is tight and smooth with no loose fabric, then keep it for pushing, chasing and herding, not chewing, gnawing or biting.
Full Description
Made with super-strong 2520D ballistic nylon, reinforced stitching and double YKK zips, the Outback Herder is built for outback-style conditions, hard-playing herders and chasers, and multi-pup households.
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Care Tips from Roger
Want to grab an extra inner ball as backup?
Don't need something quite as tough?
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Shipping & Returns
Shipping
We offer flat-rate shipping Australia-wide for $9.99. For our International friends, shipping costs will be calculated at checkout.
Delivery times will depend on where you live. Most Australian orders arrive within 2 to 8 business days.
Returns
If you would like to exchange/return an item you can do within 14 days or receiving your order. All goods returned must be unused and in perfect condition. If there are signs of play, we won't accept the goods due to hygiene reasons.
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| Who it's for: | Any high-drive, active pup with a strong herding instinct that needs something to chase over rougher ground. |
| Chew rating: | Not made for any kind of chewers, this is for the chasers. |
| How to play: | Much like the Original Herding Ball, the Outback Herder is made for hardcore interactive herding play with one or more pups. It’s a push‑and‑chase toy, not a chew toy. Apparently there are rules, and apparently I have to follow them. |
| Best places to play: | Big open spaces like ovals, parks and paddocks, the rougher and tougher the better. |
| Fun Factor: | I’d happily re-test this ball every single day, you know, for quality control purposes. |
