KONG Wobbler Dog Toy

I got two Kong Wobblers for two Schnoodles who are littermates and neighbors. Our dog Gracie is very food motivated and very timid and I thought this would be a fun activity. Well, she is scared of the Wobbler. That being said, it is a fun activity for our 16-month-old granddaughter and her buddy Gracie. Gracie's brother, on the other hand, got it right away and had much fun extracting treats from the Wobbler. So much so that he was fed his dinner in the Wobbler. Brother Ollie is not so food motivated, yet really enjoys the entertainment factor of the Wobbler.

My 28lb beagle mix is very easily bored ao I thought this would be a fun toy for him to play with to slow him down when he's eating kibble. He absolutely loves this toy and pushes it all around the house when he plays. Unfortunately (for us but not him), he quickly figured out how to get the kibble out fairly quickly. The hole is just a little too big so getting it at a good angle does drop multiple pieces of kibble. This is obviously more of a problem for us, as we have to add more kibble or treats to get it to last longer. That being said, it still slows him down with his eating and he enjoys playing with it. He has also not managed to destroy it (yet), so that makes it a pretty great My 28lb beagle mix is very easily bored ao I thought this would be a fun toy for him to play with to slow him down when he's eating kibble. He absolutely loves this toy and pushes it all around the house when he plays. Unfortunately (for us but not him), he quickly figured out how to get the kibble out fairly quickly. The hole is just a little too big so getting it at a good angle does drop multiple pieces of kibble. This is obviously more of a problem for us, as we have to add more kibble or treats to get it to last longer. That being said, it still slows him down with his eating and he enjoys playing with it. He has also not managed to destroy it (yet), so that makes it a pretty great toy for us. … more

My pup wolfs down his food if I just put it in a bowl. I have several "interactive" food/treat toys for him, but I think after awhile he tends to get bored with the ones he's been playing with daily, so I rotate them to keep him interested, and once in awhile I add a new toy in the mix. Well he has been having a blast with this one. It is more challenging than some of the other types he plays with, because it has a weighted base it is harder for him to tip or spin all of the food out as quickly as some of his other toys. I recommend it! I did get him the largest size. Some of the pictures show this having more of a "Kong" shaped opening, but the one we have is just a circular opening, in case My pup wolfs down his food if I just put it in a bowl. I have several "interactive" food/treat toys for him, but I think after awhile he tends to get bored with the ones he's been playing with daily, so I rotate them to keep him interested, and once in awhile I add a new toy in the mix. Well he has been having a blast with this one. It is more challenging than some of the other types he plays with, because it has a weighted base it is harder for him to tip or spin all of the food out as quickly as some of his other toys. I recommend it! I did get him the largest size. Some of the pictures show this having more of a "Kong" shaped opening, but the one we have is just a circular opening, in case you were confused by the two different looks they show. … more

My dog knows how to open doors and how to get all the food out of the classic Kong. However, he will not use this wobbler toy. He knows how it works and knows that there is food inside. He will eat the food if I knock it out of the wobbler for him, but he will not do it himself. He just sniffs at the hole. I have tried putting high value treats inside, but he will just lick at the hole instead of trying to knock the food out. The closest he's gotten is when he gently tapped the top of the wobbler with his paw. I like the concept but unfortunately, after months of trying to get him to knock it over, it just sits on the floor unused now.

Let me start by saying I have a four year old Mastiff/Great Dane mix that is 130lbs. While this could definitely have a bigger size for her so she doesn’t launch it across the room with her paw or head *shakes head* she loves this toy. We use it practically everyday to keep her busy while I’m at work since she has separation anxiety and it gives her something to do whether she is out or in her crate. *she is fine left alone with this toy, but watch your dog and know your dog before you decide to do this* She doesn’t really chew on this, as she tried picking up and chewing on it when I first got it for her and she was reprimanded and no longer will do that. She loves that we can cut up treats Let me start by saying I have a four year old Mastiff/Great Dane mix that is 130lbs. While this could definitely have a bigger size for her so she doesn’t launch it across the room with her paw or head *shakes head* she loves this toy. We use it practically everyday to keep her busy while I’m at work since she has separation anxiety and it gives her something to do whether she is out or in her crate. *she is fine left alone with this toy, but watch your dog and know your dog before you decide to do this* She doesn’t really chew on this, as she tried picking up and chewing on it when I first got it for her and she was reprimanded and no longer will do that. She loves that we can cut up treats or chicken to put in there or put small treats or food in there. I love that it come apart for easy cleaning unlike a regular kong. Because she has gotten so much joy and use out of this, once it breaks I will definitely be buying a new one. Highly recommend! … more

My rescued toy poodles with rapid eating habits are now slowed down by this wobbler. They are seniors but were quite able to move it about and release kibbles thus providing entertainment . Plus the inside of the wobbler stays clean. It is also easy for me to load up. Looks too large but really perfect for 10 pounders. They can't pick it up or chew on it. Good thinking developer!

My German Shepherd and Doberman enjoy this toy. Keeps them distracted. I thought they’d play with it together and both take turns wobbling it and enjoying treats... but my one dog hogs it. So maybe get two or plan on giving it to them when they can have alone time so they get a fair chance in the fun.

I got this toy on a going out of business sale but would definitely pay full price for it! I live in an apartment with my big best friend. Exercise in the winter is tough! He loves this toy. He pushes it everywhere and gets really upset when it gets stuck. I used it all winter and he never lost interest. It took him, he’s a fearful rescue, a few days to catch on but once he did he ate at least one meal a day from the toy. I only wish it held more than 1 cup of kibble.

My 4 month Cavalier/Lhasa mix loves his small sized wobbler! He really doesn’t enjoy eating from a bowl so finding creative ways to give him kibble has been a challenge for us. This is perfect, it gives him mental stimulation and he gets part of his meal from it, win win.

I was super excited to get this Kong Wobbler toy for my 12 year old German Shepherd Cleo after seeing another dog on Instagram enjoying it! Over the last few months her back legs have gotten worse and she can no longer go on long walks anymore, so I decided to get a toy to exercise her brain more. I’ll be honest she is not a fan of the regular Kong toys and gets over it fast, but this was so much better! Cleo spent almost 20 minutes on it and ended up loving it! I wish I was able to put a video, but I included some pictures (I’m sorry they’re blurry, there was so much moving around)! My only complaint is I wish it was bigger/heavier for large breed dogs like mine but I still love it regardless I was super excited to get this Kong Wobbler toy for my 12 year old German Shepherd Cleo after seeing another dog on Instagram enjoying it! Over the last few months her back legs have gotten worse and she can no longer go on long walks anymore, so I decided to get a toy to exercise her brain more. I’ll be honest she is not a fan of the regular Kong toys and gets over it fast, but this was so much better! Cleo spent almost 20 minutes on it and ended up loving it! I wish I was able to put a video, but I included some pictures (I’m sorry they’re blurry, there was so much moving around)! My only complaint is I wish it was bigger/heavier for large breed dogs like mine but I still love it regardless. … more