Hyper Pet Doggie Pal Monster Interactive Plush Dog Toys - Wiggles, Vibrates, and Barks, Durable Dog Toys for Boredom and Mental Stimulation for All Breed Sizes

My 72# Boxer loves this toy. She tosses it and chases it all over. My only concern with it is she may play too rough with it. Occasionally I have to take the ball out and play with the on off switch for it to work, like something has disconnected in it. She waits patiently for me to fix it 😂😂. She's had it about a week and has not gotten bored with it, which she frequently does with other new toys. If they made a heavy duty one I would buy it! It's a winner for sure.**Well, she killed it.🤨😂. I'll order another and hope we got a lemon with the first. Guessing she's just too rough with it. If she kills the next one I'll just keep my eye out for one made for rougher play.🤞🤞. Still a great toy!

I have two very lovable, very big, very hyper dogs. The first is Rascal- my big playful boy. The second is Coho- my very serious and VERY smart girl. I also have three cats- who are kept separate from the dogs. One of our cats, Toby, likes to run outside and taunt the dogs when they're in their caged running area. He likes to sit just beyond their reach. Coho doesn't like this at all, and is very determined to one day get the cat.And here's where the toy comes into play. It was originally purchased for Coho. Toby, the cat, likes to sleep in a crate in our living room. Whenever Coho comes inside she runs right over to the crate and guards it. Toby is in a different room- but she refuses to acknowledge that. She smells him in the crate, so she simply sits next to the crate- staring at it- waiting for the cat to move. And that's why I bought this toy. Before bringing Coho inside to play, I put this toy in the crate and turned it on. As always- she ran over to the crate to guard it. But this time, to her utter surprise (and blood-thirsty delight) something inside the crate moved.And that is when all hell broke loose. And when I say 'broke' I mean... everything broke. Coho went bazirk, trying to get into the crate. Which then made Rascal also go bazirk, trying to get into the crate. So we had two dogs (50 and 70 pounds) romping around the house flipping the crate all over the place in utter determination to get the 'cat'. A lamp was tipped over and broken, everything was wiped off of the bottom of any bookshelf, a clothes hamper was thrown over, and dog food and water went flying. All of this panic ensued within four minutes until I could break through the growling, barking, frenzy of dogs to get to the crate and take out the toy.So... I guess you could say the toy worked. But only for a day. Once I removed the toy, Coho (being the very intelligent dog she was) immediately saw that the toy was not in fact a cat, and went back to guarding the crate (waiting for the real cat to come out). Rascal on the other hand (the big playful puppy) found the toy to be extremely exciting, and played with it for a very long time. After the one initial session where Coho figured out the toy wasn't the cat, she hasn't touched the toy again. But Rascal (who literally finds sticks to be great toys) really loves the toy- but then again he loves every toy.So this toy, which was originally purchased for Coho- became Rascal's. Coho would probably give it 1 star (because it's not actually a cat). Rascal would give it five. And I would give it five- just for the ridiculous smile on Coho's face when she thought she was finally going to get the cat.Now for a review of the toy itself. Some people have complained that it is very hard to install the batteries. I found this not to be true. If you follow the directions on the package, installing the batteries is actually quite clear. It is JUST like a children's toy (like a moving puppy toy, or battery operated stuffed animal). There is a Velcro attachment that you open, you remove the battery compartment, unscrew the compartment, install the batteries, screw the compartment together, place the compartment in the toy, and re-Velcro it up. A lot of steps- but worth the fun that comes after.There is an on/off button that you can push to either turn the toy on or off. The toy is sound activated, so whenever you clap your hands or 'bark' the toy begins to do its thing. But what exactly is 'its thing'? Well, it fibrates. And by vibrating it moves itself around. We didn't get to see much of this- as it was in the crate. And Rascal refuses to put it down when he has it- so it only vibrates in his mouth. The toy also barks- a very cartoonish/fake bark- but a bark nevertheless. Rascal growls at it when it barks, but other than that he doesn't really pay attention to the sound. He's more worried about figuring out how to tear it apart.We do have to supervise Rascal when he played because he'll eventually rip the 'furry cover' off and just have the plastic ball in his mouth. The ball is big enough that he won't choke- and it's pretty durable. But I'm just afraid one of the screws will come loose and he'll get hurt. So we try to get the ball back ASAP once he gets it out, and put it back into the furry casing.Overall it was a good toy. Kind of expensive for only 4 minutes of use with Coho. But Rascal gets his fair share of use out of it. I think almost ANY puppy would love the toy- and playful older pup's will definitely find it entertaining too. Totally worth it just to see your dog's reaction (even if the reaction only lasts a minute or two).

this is my second purchase of two, so we've had 4 in total. the first one and the third one lasted maybe 10 mins. both times i opened them up, changed the batteries, but to no avail. they just stopped working. the second and fourth have lasted longer. she absolutely loves them. however, the interior mechanical ball does not stand up to the shaking that most dogs put a toy like this through. so the first two crapped out, and i removed the hard mechanical ball and she still plays with them, although now it's less self entertaining and more like a fetch "tug of war" toy. the exterior fabrics are well put together and last through the most aggressive play!

I've bought 3 of these for my dog over the past 2 years. They've been of consistent quality, with the same motion and sound. My dog loved them and played with each of them to the point that they finally broke after much hard play. The last one finally gave out last week, so I ordered 2 new ones. They were both defective; One didn't' move. The other moved slowly and had a weak sound. I requested replacements. The replacements work, but they don't move or sound the same as the older version. My dog doesn't even like this new version. I'm not sure what happened, but quality control has gone down dramatically. I've recommended this product to many people. I will no longer recommend this to anyone. Hopefully this company will decide to improve this product, or competitor will release a better one.

Dog wore out previous covers. Nice to have a replacement.

Received one of these in a Bark box years ago with my first dog and he loved it so I bought one for my 2 puppies and they love it just as much. Would buy again

nos gusto mucho, solo hace un sonido como de perrito sufriendo o llorando, eso no le gusto a mi perro

My dog loves this toy, so it’s great the replacement tail is available to buy. Good service from seller.

The media could not be loaded. My young girl loves this toy. She was a bit unsure of it when it first arrived and seemed to think if she barked at it, it would work. She soon worked it out and 6 months later is still running around with it, tossing it around and catching it. I have had to change the batteries a few times but it has been the best value toy in keeping her entertained. The only complaint I have with it is that there is no screw on the cover of the battery box. So sometimes you think the batteries are flat but the batteries have just come loose. I use sticky tape at the moment until I find a small screw. May not be an issue on others as it could have just been missed in the one we received.