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)

What I like & my dog also likes is how it functionscause no matter what corner or tight spot the toy gets knocked into it was able to get out of it by itself before our dog lost interest in it, which is what always happens with all the other interactive toys our dog has tried before this one, & I think that's because it spins no matter what way its laying. So I would say my dog thinks its a fun toy. I definitely think its worth the price cause my dog won't stop playing with it until I take it to put it on charge. The size works good for my dog she's a miniature schnauzer. I can't speak for the chewability of it cause my girl is not a chewer but I do like that it comes with an extra rope in case you would need it & also extra end caps, & if anyone would need to change anything there is a user manual to help in the box along with a usb charging cable.

This toy lasted maybe 2 hours before my dog completely destroyed the rope. Definitely not for aggressive chewers. it does come with a 2nd rope but it's so hard to unscrew it from the roller part. It does twist but thats really it. You can't pull it off to attach the new rope. I wouldn't buy this for my dog again. I think it's better suited for puppies rather than adult dogs

My two Frenchies love this one because it rolls around and it also has the rope on the end of it so they can steal it from each other. It’s very tough, solid interactive toy, which is good because my two dogs are very hard on their toys and what’s really good is this product comes with an extra set of everything so it’s almost like getting two items in one because they give you all the replacement parts if your dog chews up the side or pulls off the rope choose through it. You can just replace it so it’s worth the money I highly recommend this one and don’t forget your 15 minutes of brain interaction and excitement and fun , they’ll sleep for an hour and a half afterwards so I buy all sorts of these kinds of toys and some of them do not survive. This one has been doing very very very well with my two Frenchies.

Corded rope doesn’t last long dog had it chewed off in a day or two, it’s now down to bare bones but is still functional for noe

Good news is my 25 pound aussiedoodle puppy *loves* this toy. He barks and chases it and grabs it and shakes it. It keeps him amused for 10 minutes or more. The bad news is this is the second one I've bought. The first one lasted a week or so, when he was about 4 months old. Now he's 7 months old and it lasted about half an hour before he chewed off the rope. He chewed it in a way the replacement won't even work. sigh. Its too expensive to only last half an hour in its most fun form. He still likes the "yo-yo" like part that still spins but with the rope its more fun for him.

The media could not be loaded. 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....<wait for it...> 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.

This is the best dog toy for small dogs. It moves around the floor easily and rarely gets stuck because it is capable of turning in many different directions. It even came with replacement parts if needed.My dog loves chasing it, grabbing the rope and trying to stop the toy.

I got this for our little rescue girl. She LOVES it!However within an hour she destroyed the rope (totally butchered it) and has gotten most the rubber covering off of it.It does come with Extra sides and an Extra Rope!! So well thought ahead!I just wish it came with an extra rubber cover.It is a little difficult to turn off the unit (One quick press then one longer one)She has gone crazy looking for it when I put it away and even then its a struggle to get it away from her (we have to bribe her with treats or wait for her to go outside to go potty, which she now takes the toy outside with her so we wont take it)