As Seen on TV Wobble Wag Giggle Ball Dog Toy

Initially thought this idea was great. Giving Riley a toy that could keep him occupied and give him some exercise. But the noise it makes apparently is unacceptable to him so he continuously barks ( emphasis on 'continuously") making both of us crazy. He can't pick it up in his mouth so I end up getting up and moving it myself in the constant occurrence of it getting stuck behind or under furniture. I know I need the exercise as much if not more than Riley does but chasing a ball that's mocking me...... c'mon. Seriously I live in a condo and the barking is affecting my neighbor as well. This toy is great if you live on a farm in a very rural area and your dog can run around outside and play with Initially thought this idea was great. Giving Riley a toy that could keep him occupied and give him some exercise. But the noise it makes apparently is unacceptable to him so he continuously barks ( emphasis on 'continuously") making both of us crazy. He can't pick it up in his mouth so I end up getting up and moving it myself in the constant occurrence of it getting stuck behind or under furniture. I know I need the exercise as much if not more than Riley does but chasing a ball that's mocking me...... c'mon. Seriously I live in a condo and the barking is affecting my neighbor as well. This toy is great if you live on a farm in a very rural area and your dog can run around outside and play with it. … more

My dog went absolutely nuts over this toy. She loved it, she would chase it up and down our yard over and over again. She would bring it to the top and chase it to the bottom. She loved it so much we couldn’t give it to her inside or else she would tear the house down. Unfortunately it did not last more than a week. She somehow managed to break a hole in the top of it and then sent it so bad all the noise makers fell into the middle. She still loves it though since it rattles and sometimes “giggles” now. I would definitely buy this again but be warned if your dog is a notorious toy breaker they will probably get this one too.

I got this for my border collie Australian Shepherd mix because I thought he would enjoy it. Turns out he doesn’t like it at all. He’s OK with it if I make it seem like it’s fun but I was really hoping this was going to be a self entertaining toy from when I’m at work and he only likes it if I’m playing with it with him

My Sheltie still doesn't know what to think about this talking ball. He's intrigued, play-growls at it, swipes a paw at it, and watches it closely for what it's going to do. Meanwhile, I'm in giggles over his antics ... and the sounds the ball makes. It's big enough and hard enough that I don't have to fret over him swallowing it, but he prefers I stay by his side when it's rolling around. Fun toy!

I thought I'd try to Wobble Wag Giggle as a different kind of noise making toy for my medium sized dog Pepper. She tilted her head to the side trying to figure out what the noise was - so she wasn't afraid of it, but she also wasn't interested in the noise like she is with squeaking toys, which she loves. The major minus here is that the only places that a dog can grip the ball are the noise making ports. Otherwise, the rigid ball can't be easily picked up unless you have a large to giant size dog breed. She likes to carry balls in her mouth, chew on them, and make them squeak so she tried a few times to pick up the ball but then realized she couldn't. I was hoping she'd knock the ball around I thought I'd try to Wobble Wag Giggle as a different kind of noise making toy for my medium sized dog Pepper. She tilted her head to the side trying to figure out what the noise was - so she wasn't afraid of it, but she also wasn't interested in the noise like she is with squeaking toys, which she loves. The major minus here is that the only places that a dog can grip the ball are the noise making ports. Otherwise, the rigid ball can't be easily picked up unless you have a large to giant size dog breed. She likes to carry balls in her mouth, chew on them, and make them squeak so she tried a few times to pick up the ball but then realized she couldn't. I was hoping she'd knock the ball around, but she isn't interested in doing that. So this ball just goes unused and untouched. It seems to be sturdy in construction. I tried taking the ball to the dog park to see if other dogs wanted to play with the ball, but the 8 other small to medium sized dogs there also disliked that they couldn't pick up the ball & a few were scared of the sound. … more

My shepherd/ lab mix is obsessed with this ball!!! He rolls all over and yelps. We have two dogs but this ball is HIS ball, he carries it all over!! Unfortunately he’s mastered tearing it apart, and he’s not even a power chewer like our pittie. Wish it came more sturdy, but watching him with it is worth replacing it every so often

It is a huge struggle to find large, rugged sound driven toys for our blind great dane. This toy requires no batteries It's just the right size and makes lots of silly noise with very little movement and effort. I have high hopes that Pascal will play with it a ton.

My dog begs to play with this ball but it makes him bark with a loud strange high pitch constantly. We keep it out of reach outside. He will go and stare at it until we give in. He loves to pick it up with his teeth and run from one bush to another with it

My Frenchie puppy (8 months) is obsessed with this ball. She looks for it when she wakes up and has it nearby all day. She plays with it by herself, and brings it to me to throw over and over. Which is great because that exercise tires her out! The sound is hilarious and the holes are the right distance for her to get her teeth into them to pick it up. So glad to have found this toy!

Our 6 y/o pit mix is obsessed with anything ball-like. If it makes a noise, even better, so he’s naturally intrigued in the concept! He loves the noise. Despite that, he’s still only somewhat entertained by it and won’t play with it in less we initiate it. It’s also a bit of a loud toy; nothing t o o bad but being up close with it for periods of time isn’t great. It’s also not really made for throwing or such, since our pittie baby dented it within 3 seconds of just holding it. My 1 y/o mini-Aussie is a bit of a baby, so she’s terrified of this. I can tell she *wants* to like it because the other one does, but she will usually run and hide if I try to make her play with it. The sound is extremely Our 6 y/o pit mix is obsessed with anything ball-like. If it makes a noise, even better, so he’s naturally intrigued in the concept! He loves the noise. Despite that, he’s still only somewhat entertained by it and won’t play with it in less we initiate it. It’s also a bit of a loud toy; nothing t o o bad but being up close with it for periods of time isn’t great. It’s also not really made for throwing or such, since our pittie baby dented it within 3 seconds of just holding it. My 1 y/o mini-Aussie is a bit of a baby, so she’s terrified of this. I can tell she *wants* to like it because the other one does, but she will usually run and hide if I try to make her play with it. The sound is extremely odd, so I think it makes her uncomfortable. … more