Interactive Dog Ball, Random Path Electric Automatic Moving and Rolling Dog Toy with Rope for Small Medium Large Dogs, Motion-Activated Dog Stimulation Toy for Boredom Relief (Orange-Red)

Interactive Dog Ball
My dog has had several interactive toys and this one seemed to be promising but literally failed within 1 week. NOTED NOT FOR AGGRESSIVE CHEWERS, AS MY DOG IS 2 YEARS IN AGE AND WE HAVE NOT HAD 1 INCIDENT OF ANYTHING BEING CHEWED ON OTHER THAN HIS DOG TOYS, BUT NEVER DESTROYED! It seemed to make him angry as toy would roll away as he tried to play with, but at the end of day toy didn’t last waste of money! I already reached out to seller and waiting for they’re response to see if they offer or allow an return. And will adjust ratings off of response, over all maybe a decent cat toy or very small dog. We have a micro goldendoodle 17lbs. Plastic that came off is a choking hazard.

Fun toy!
This product has worked well and I liked that it came with extra parts. However, my chihuahua was able to chew off the rope pretty quickly. Luckily, there was a spare but she chewed through that as well. The little knob that connects the rope to the toy was of particular interest to her, so she chewed that off as well. If a chihuahua can chew through this that quickly, it would probably take a larger dog a minute to chew it off. One of the redeeming factors, though, it still works and you can turn it on and off without having to unscrew the toy.

Maddening AND total puppers joy! BUT….Now Dead!
UPDATE 20 December:Whelp, when doggo’s toy stopped working he was so sad I broke into the second one of these I purchased that was meant to be a gift. The second one stopped working within 5 minutes. A full overnight charge didn’t fix the problem and none of the lights come on….its just dead. So is the original. My pet isn’t an aggressive chewer, the toy hasn’t suffered any trauma. All in all, this has ended up being heartbreaking as puppers sits patiently waiting in his “I’m a good boy” stance staring at the counter where the toy usually charges. I’ve let him play with them anyway, but all he does is whimper at them as if wondering why his BFF won’t interact. It is heart wrenching! I’ve requested replacements and will update the review when those are received. For now, maybe best to avoid if you don’t want to break your doggo’s heart.ORIGINAL REVIEW:We’ve got a rescue Irish Terrier. He’s timid and afraid of…. dried leaves, shadows, noise. But this little fireball desperately wants friends and to “be brave!” as we encourage him. I knew this toy could be either a total win or utter failure. It is a win for sure, but a strange one. Because he’s a terrier, this is great to let him develop the confidence in simulating cornering a rodent in, say, a barn somewhere. Initially he was barking and running away, and now his tail is up and wagging and he’s actively engaging which is pure joy. Barking aside, when this toy runs out of charge he’s bereft and looking for his new BFF. The verdict? Doggo loves it; I’ve bought another for his ‘cousin’ doggo to share the love. If you’ve got a terrier or a barker maybe also get some headphones and kind neighbors? Our doggo isn’t a chewer, but if yours is, and has a bit of bravery, maybe get something a bit more pet friendly as I trust the charger cover or plastic bits might pose a choking hazard for dogs who really destroy their toys.