Petbobi Upgrade Dog Toys Interactive Monster Plush Ball Shake Squeak Crazy Bouncer Toy Exercise Electronic Toy for Puppy Motorized Entertainment for Pets

Our little dog loves this toy. It helps when he is bored.

The Petbobi was purchased for our just over 1-year old Pomeranian. She is high energy and we believed this toy would be a nice fit for her. We were wrong. The Petbobi arrived and we discovered:* First remove the plush cover.* Open the hard plastic ball cover-door to install the (dead) provided batteries. Note that this toy has a plastic Gimbal system which is nicely constructed, but made of hard plastic which can damage and need repair/replacement. If the Gimbal damages, the toy will no longer rotate. The Gimbal should provide the axis rotation for the toy, but without working even when good batteries were installed...the Gimbal failed and the unit did not turn or rotate.* Replace plush cover and close velcro.* Feel for the button to Turn-on, beneath the fabric covering.* Discover that batteries are probably dead. Go get fresh batteries and repeat process to install and then turn-on the toy again.* Re-read the directions for the umpteenth time to realize that the toy must be broken.* Realize when preparing to return item, that there is a small screw driver nicely provided at the VERY bottom of the box where it is TUCKED-UNDERNEATH one of the box flaps. This was the screw driver we were supposed to use to UNDO the toys VERY SMALL SCREWS and then REDO the VERY SMALL SCREWS.Simple question for owners: "How many times do you want to find the small screw-driver so that you can undo and redo the small screws every time the batteries need tending with a toy?" Please also consider the need to take care not to LOSE those two small screws without being prepared to replace them.* Finally, realize the instructions inform that one needs to physically shake the toy very hard in order to activate the toy. Two adults actively shook this toy for between 20-30 minutes and only managed to hear a lone sound from it one slight moment.Meanwhile, our little furry family member had anxiously been waiting for her new toy and did not understand why it did not roll, was not chewable, nor made to play with. Our little dog kept looking at us and barking, as if asking us to fix her new toy and we could not. This toy was returned through Amazon and full refund was accepted. This toy is too much work for any effort. Cannot recommend this toy for purchase.

Stella loves it! It's battery operated which is nice since I don't have to plug it in every night and it turns off on it's own so I haven't even had to change the battery yet.

First, I attempted to put the batteries in and had nothing but problems. Inside the box, I found a tiny screwdriver, a pack of batteries, and the toy. The doy didn't do anything, so I assumed I just needed to put these batteries. I ended up taking it apart using the screwdriver included. Why else would there be batteries in the box? Anyway, there were already batteries installed in it, but there was a plastic strip to pull out so the batteries can power it. I'd gone a lot farther into it than needed before I discovered this. I began carefully reassembling it but it kept going off causing it to fall apart. It's very violent when it vibrates. After many attempts, I finally got it back together only to discover it no longer worked. If I loosened the outer plastic, it worked fine, but not after it was fastened tight. Finally, I gave up, hoping my husband could figure it out when he got home a few days later. He finally figured out I had part of it installed upsidedown. He was able to fix it and it works now. I never would've attempted to take it apart if those batteries weren't in the box. Batteries in a box means there aren't any installed. The instructions are fairly useless. Next, Xmas arrives and our Chihuahua got this as a present. He had a small Bumble Ball once and loved it but it wasn't for dogs. This dog toy seemed to check all the boxes for him, vibrates, moves on its own, makes noises, looks like a stuffed animal, and he can activate it on his own. The problem is, after all that, he's TERRIFIED of it. LOL. I wish I knew what happened. Oh, well... It was worth a try.

The media could not be loaded. This video was his introduction to the toy. Since then, it’s been his go-to toy for sure!Pros: fun and gives him several minutes of entertainment and activityCons: 1) it’s obnoxiously loud and annoying for the humans2) it randomly quits working and we have to pull it out of the casing and do random things to get it to work again - like check the battery, push the button, take it apart, or shake it. It’s inconsistentOverall, worth the fun, even if only a short life expectancy. But I doubt we’ll replace it once it’s permanently done. I may try another similar toy.

Its cute and my dog liked it but if you have a dog that will chew dont recommend it .y dog had it messed up in 10 min

The media could not be loaded. I bought this for our new 3 month old 3 lb. Chihuahua puppy to play with since our nearly 16 year old dog doesn’t have the energy to play. It took a few minutes on how to get it open to add the batteries under the screwed in cover. At first, he was scared of it and would back away from it once it started “giggling”, vibrating, and shaking. It’s been nearly 2 months and Bolt is around 4 lbs., and LOVES HIS GIGGLER! He grabs it by the fins with his mouth and swings it around so much that I think he’s getting whiplash. But it does get a bit annoying after a lot of playtime. I can definitely say that it’s one of the best toys we’ve ever ran across and is well worth the money.

Okay to be completely honest this toy is the most annoying toy ever. That being said my puppy absolutely loves the toy. So it has become the toy we put out when she has to be alone for a bit.