As Seen on TV Wobble Wag Giggle Ball Dog Toy

I bought this toy hoping that it would keep my dog entertained by herself while I’m cooking or otherwise occupied, and boy is that an understatement! She’s so obsessed with this ball that I have to hide it away so that she doesn’t get too tired out. Her mouth literally foaming while she’s playing with it. She cries out of excitement while she’s playing with it. Whenever I take it away she gets super upset. One downfall is she’s pretty much pushed in all of the noisemakers within a couple minutes of playing with it. It also gets very dirty and slobbery very easily. But it tires her out and she loves it, so I can’t be too mad!

Our 5 year old wire fox terrier is absolutley enchanted with this toy. The first day he had it he played with it for 5 hours! It does require supervision. Why? It is a good size and hard and could damage fragile items. Also, if your dog is like ours, he "digs" to retrieve a toy if it goes under furniture including, in our case, a sofa. He shredded areas of the upholstery trying to get to the ball. Thankfully, this is a basement sofa and not an upstairs sofa! The giggle ball continues to hold his attention albeit for much more brief periods of time (30 minutes or so.). An aggressive chewer, he has not been able to destroy the toy. He would tell you that this is his very favorite toy.

My dog did not like this toy at all! In fact, neither did the non working breed. It's hard plastic which makes it impossible to grip even in the little sockets meant for gripping. In addition, in order to experience the giggling sound, a human has to literally shake it. This was not a good buy! I originally watched the video with a dog playing with it and thought this might keep my dog's interest and feel like a challenge. In less than one minute, he wanted the regular old cheap squeaky ball I purchased from Chewy.com. For $12, I would've been better off buying a few of the regular, cheap, squeaky balls, LOL! Al least he plays with those for about 10 minutes before he finds the squeaker and rips My dog did not like this toy at all! In fact, neither did the non working breed. It's hard plastic which makes it impossible to grip even in the little sockets meant for gripping. In addition, in order to experience the giggling sound, a human has to literally shake it. This was not a good buy! I originally watched the video with a dog playing with it and thought this might keep my dog's interest and feel like a challenge. In less than one minute, he wanted the regular old cheap squeaky ball I purchased from Chewy.com. For $12, I would've been better off buying a few of the regular, cheap, squeaky balls, LOL! Al least he plays with those for about 10 minutes before he finds the squeaker and rips it out, LOL! … more

I ordered two of them because I wasn't paying attention. I was looking for a food dispenser ball toy and this popped up as a similar item when I was looking at something else. So, that's on me for not paying attention. It's an okay toy for what it is. One of my dogs finds it entertaining while the other is only semi-interested if my other dog is pushing it around. It would be great for a dog that enjoys a noise-making toy that is primarily good for pawing or nosing at on the ground.

We have a small rescue schnoodle...loves to chase balls. Doesn't know how to entertain herself or to play with other dogs. Scared of everything, but we've worked with her over the years, but also active and at times obsessive. So, she stared at it and then barked at it. She likes to toss her tennis ball back to me so she will interact. She bugs me when I cook so I thought kicking this toy would be easier than picking up a ball. It only really worked well on the piece of hardwood floor between the kitchen and the area rug. So like the directions said, when she pushed it enough to make the noise, we praised her. We hid it when we weren't playing because it stressed her so much initially. We have a small rescue schnoodle...loves to chase balls. Doesn't know how to entertain herself or to play with other dogs. Scared of everything, but we've worked with her over the years, but also active and at times obsessive. So, she stared at it and then barked at it. She likes to toss her tennis ball back to me so she will interact. She bugs me when I cook so I thought kicking this toy would be easier than picking up a ball. It only really worked well on the piece of hardwood floor between the kitchen and the area rug. So like the directions said, when she pushed it enough to make the noise, we praised her. We hid it when we weren't playing because it stressed her so much initially. I have to confess, I was so desperate to get her to pick it up at one point I took a dremel type tool and etched a couple divots into it. It did no good, but it didn't hurt it either- whew. The other day I was able to take her outside and we played a little soccer. She engaged. We went out the next day and she suddenly discovered she could pick the ball up if it's a certain direction. Now I kick it a little and she rolls it around until she can pick it up and retrieve it. It's become a favorite toy (so we now hide it in between for a different reason). Fun it worked out! … more

My pup went absolutely crazy over this thing when I first brought it out to play with. He of course goes crazy over every new toy he gets, but this one was on a whole other level of pure joy for him. Despite only being 7 months old, he's already a very advanced and determined chewer. I was trying not to allow him time to just sit there and chew on it, but it of course still happened. After playing with it for less than a week, he was able to break into the hard plastic an awful lot and even chewed a little hole. So all in all, this is a wonderful toy that I think pups will absolutely love! But if they can chew through most toys and are the type determined to chew the heck out of their My pup went absolutely crazy over this thing when I first brought it out to play with. He of course goes crazy over every new toy he gets, but this one was on a whole other level of pure joy for him. Despite only being 7 months old, he's already a very advanced and determined chewer. I was trying not to allow him time to just sit there and chew on it, but it of course still happened. After playing with it for less than a week, he was able to break into the hard plastic an awful lot and even chewed a little hole. So all in all, this is a wonderful toy that I think pups will absolutely love! But if they can chew through most toys and are the type determined to chew the heck out of their toys, you may not want to buy this toy as it only bummed him out that he can no longer play with it. … more

After my dog initially being afraid of this ball it is now by far his favorite toy. Only drawback is he chews it to pieces after a day or two. I've been saving the tubes that are left over after he chews it to pieces to put in another toy he can't chew to bits. But while it is still intact he is obsessed with the ball and exhausts himself. He's a high energy GSD 11 month old pup and it tires him out while i'm working from home. PLEASE make a bigger size so he can't get his teeth around it and chew it to pieces. If it lasted more than a day or two I would of given 5+ stars.

It's really fun for about a week and a half. It giggles like a crazed, possessed by demons, dog toy/ball. My blue heeler fell in love once she figured out it wasn't going to eat her. Problem is a few days shy of two weeks it stopped working. Every once in a while she'll move it just right and get a two second chortle out of it. The outside barely has a few scrapes, inside apparently all kinds of broken.

My GSD was intrigued with this toy and played with it, but it lasted about a week before he ate a hole into it. He's a large guy (110 lbs) and this fits in his mouth easily. It would be a great toy for him if it were large enough that it did not fit into his mouth AT ALL. I would only recommend this toy to small & medium dogs & non-aggressive chewers. Otherwise, great toy!

My dog is blind and this toy has been a game changer. He LOVES it! Finally a toy that he can fetch and that’s hard for him to lose. It’s fun and challenging since he has to figure out how to pick it up too. It’s the perfect toy. The noise is way less annoying than a squeaker toy. Super hard plastic seems like it will last a while. I really hope they come out with more varieties of this toy.