Busy Buddy Waggle Dog Toy

Since we've treats of all sortsa sizes, I like how we have control what size treats we wanna put into either side. Each dumbbell starts off allowing kibble sized treats. The openings have prongs to help make it a challenge for the treats to come out. If we're wanting to trim a bit of the prongs for either slightly larger treats to be used or to make it easier for treats to come out that are smaller, that can be done. Once trimmed, however, that's it, can't make the opening smaller again. So I've liked having 2 sizes of treats for my pups to try to get out, leaving one side to be more challenging (but more exciting treats) and the other easier to get but not quite as anticipatory in reward.

When this first arrived, I placed treats inside but then realized that not even I could get them back out.. I will need to work on finding a good size to use, but until then - our puppy still loves playing with it! He chews the rubber to ease his teething stage and it bounces around which entertains him. It has a light vanilla-ey smell to it, so maybe that's what entices him to it? Either way - happy with my purchase!

This toy that holds treats has lasted for over a year and other dogs that visit are always stealing it to gnaw on it. You can cute the barriers on the inside shorter to allow more flow of treats. One side I cut them completely off for larger treats and left them long on the other side for small treats. My doggo has not gotten sick of this toy.

Our dog Lilly was really excited to get this toy! When she first got it she ran around with it for a while. She did lose interest with it due to not getting any treats out. They are stuck in it. I think if you use little bites dog food or something of that size it may work. Our dog loves brain toys so I would try and get a bigger size next time. Just so it's a little easier to get treats out.

I have 3 dogs, and they very in levels of chewing. My amstaff only likes to chew on his toys, he isn't allowed to have these because he chewed through one already. One of my others is very gentle on his toys, and he is obsessed with these. My 3rd likes to throw and chew on his toys, but he will switch to a bone instead of ripping this one up. I love this toy, but as with everything else, know your dog.

Thus us a great treat toy that can hold regular dig kibble. It holds almost a cup of food. Bruno loves it. The kibble doesn't fall out too fast. It keeps him entertained while I'm at work. He has had it for over a week and hasn't damaged it at all.

The Waggle was too narrow for even the smallest treats to come out. My dogs are rowdy creatures and it was very surprising that even they couldn't get the kibble/treats out during their rough-housing. It was also not easy for me to get them out either! The treats molded inside and I had to throw the toys away. I love other PetSafe toys for my dogs, just not this one.

I ordered this one for my mom and her dog, Bigz, and he still hasn't destroyed it. Bigz usually tears toys up pretty quick, but this one has lasted pretty well. It also confuses him a little more than the classic Kong haha!

I have a super chewer that can destroy Kong toys. I thought this would be gone in a second because of the skinny middle, but it surprised me. My dog has yet to destroy this and parades it around the house happily. I love that it also bounces and goes in odd directions when you throw it, it make fetch a lot more fun. The treat dispersment thing is pretty good too, she is very food motivated and spends hours trying to get every last treat.

We love this for our Lab/Pointer mix. He loves carrying things in his mouth & this just fit perfectly. It also keeps him busy getting the treats out on the ends. (If you have a smart pup, do not alter inside on ends to make it easier.)