Dog Giggle Toy Pet Playing Wobble Ball With Sound, Zip-zip Ball

The media could not be loaded. My little Boston Barry is obsessed with lights , our walkies at night consist of him staring at the flashing Rudolf , still on a neighbours step for 10 minutes on there way there and a further 10 minutes on the way back . I seen this and thought he’d loved it but it was very pricey. I don’t know how long it will last and there were cheaper options but this one reviewed really well . The toy seems well thought out and safe and i respect any dog toy company that is putting safety first. Barry , who isn’t toy possessive what so ever but after I set it off there was no way his sister was getting a look in ! I felt really bad that I could afford 2 ( just about afforded that one) as his sister wasn’t very impressed with her giggle ball in comparison . It is a great idea and sensory , he loves the noise and the vibration which he loves . He’s had great fun with it all afternoon and now for a bit more fun this evening ! But unfortunately this pretty expensive ball stopped working after a few weeks of supervised play -so very disappointing as an expensive dog toy!

Sammy dog loves this, it's great, dog pushes it all over, well made keeps Sammy entertained.

Brought this for my 12 year old jack Russel he’s going blind and he loves it. As he can see it and follows the noise of it it’s brilliant for him

This is very hard plastic and my dog is scared of it due to the fact I have hard flooring and the toy is very noisy as it bounces. I have a really small dog and finds this toy to hard for his mouth and scary with the thumping on the hard flooring.It dose do what is says but it's ashame the material is not softer

Bought this 2weeks ago, dog lives it but it keeps conning apart. Quite difficult to turn inland off,

We bought this toy to amuse our German Shepherd. You unscrew the two halves to access the internal encased mechanism for charging, push the start button once or twice depending on which mode you want, refit it and screw the sides back together. Place it on the floor and watch it flashing, resting and rolling around which catches your dog's attention and occupies them, touching it, biting it and generally being playful. That lasted about ten minutes and the video shows him playing with it and barking he then lost interest. an hour or so later I wanted to show it working to my daughter who is at University but it was dead and would not play ball. So I recharged it and although the lights did flash there was absolutely no movement whatsoever. We repeated the process several times and still nothing so it's go back to the supplier for a refund, Two stars for the 10 minutes of fun Monty did have with it!

It seemed like a great toy but didn’t last. Of course it just passed its 30 day return period so they win I loose 🤷🏻‍♀️

The ball seems sturdy . I’ve 3 Jack Russell’s made the mistake of buying one ball, I rapidly bought 2 more balls of different colours . They seem to have laid claim to their own colour. They are doing their best to capture the noise coming from the balls . I did buy the bigger balls so they can’t get they mouths round them , they can only push them . They certainly get stuck in . They had a 15-20 minute play yesterday morning and I had a peaceful afternoon watching racing on tv .while they slept . I would certainly limit the time the dogs have the ball dependent on age and fitness. So far so good the balls are brilliant.