Squishy Face Studio Flirt Pole V2 with Fleece Lure Dog Toy

Our dog loves to chase and this gives him a perfect opportunity to exercise it! The pole is thick and easy to hold onto and the bungee cord is a better alternative to what we've got in the past. Other flirt poles have a different kind of cord which hurt our dogs lip but it's less of a worry with this one because the bungee is softer and has a little more give to it. The lure end is really sturdy and has stood up to a lot more play without getting damaged like others. Great toy.

We use flirt poles where I work for enrichment.The pups love it. Since everything has come to a halt with COVID-19, I decided to purchase one for my own pups. I like this one because the pole itself is thicker than ones I have used in the past, The lure at the end has proven to be pretty sturdy for my pups. They love to play with it. It tires them out both physically and mentally. Even my 14 year old pup gets excited to play with it.

Bought the standard to help tire my corgi puppy out since I live in an apartment and dont have access to a fenced yard to let her burn off energy on her own (still too young for long walks.) She immediately tired herself out playing with it and I'm already planning on buying the jr size for easier indoor play.

I have a hyper, young Irish Wolfhound with severe separation anxiety. Lots of energy, often channeled into destructive behavior. Because of her size she doesn't play well with my other dogs- runs them over, knocks them over, etc. I got this Flirt pole after seeing it advertised in a dog magazine to give her something to chase that won't get mad at her when its caught. She loves this thing. We can whirl around in the yard and she has a great time with it for about 15 minutes. Then she figured out if she just stands there, the lure will come to her as I spin it around so I have to alter directions. Luckily she doesn't remember that from one time to the next so each day its new fun for her. I recommend I have a hyper, young Irish Wolfhound with severe separation anxiety. Lots of energy, often channeled into destructive behavior. Because of her size she doesn't play well with my other dogs- runs them over, knocks them over, etc. I got this Flirt pole after seeing it advertised in a dog magazine to give her something to chase that won't get mad at her when its caught. She loves this thing. We can whirl around in the yard and she has a great time with it for about 15 minutes. Then she figured out if she just stands there, the lure will come to her as I spin it around so I have to alter directions. Luckily she doesn't remember that from one time to the next so each day its new fun for her. I recommend this for anyone with a dog that likes to run & chase especially if like me you have arthritis and can't run around that much yourself. My English Shepherd liked it too- trying to herd the lure into the place she wanted it! … more

My dog has medium energy and a high play drive. Flirt poles are a great way to interact with your dog and tire them out quickly and easily. I’ve used many and made my own. This one is well made! It’s my dog’s new favorite toy!

This toy is indestructible my pups love it they go crazy every time someone picks it up. It gives them and yourself lots of excersize.

I have a 14 week old GSD and it’s been a challenge to find activities that tire her out. She doesn’t really get into fetch...not really a fan of taking walks. So after reading all the glowing reviews, I was so excited to try this flirt pole. I was surprised at how “meh” she was about it. So I decided to switch out the lure with a JW ball (the ones w/ the honeycomb design) and she went nuts! Since she’s still so young, all I do is run it along the ground as she chases it. Woohoo! Thanks Squishy Face & Chewy for the game changer! :)

My puppy loves this toy. However, he tends to love the line attaching the lure as much as the lure itself. You will need space to keep him moving, secure footing (puppies are a bit uncoordinated) and a plan on how to use it. I use it as a recall practice....throw the lure out, let him grab it (or the rope) and call him to me. When he comes, I give him a treat and toss the lure again. It is NOT a substitute for exercise. All puppies need room to run or lovely walks in an area where they can drag a long line, so use the lure as a training device or a fun play time, but not as an excuse not to get yourself out there and moving with your puppy

I had never heard of these before and now am wondering how I managed all these years without it. It is that incredible! This can get all the energy out of a dog quicker than anything I've seen. My Aussie loves chasing after it so much he starts jumping up and down in place when he sees me reach for it. I bought the smaller one for now but will definitely buy the larger one down the line. The smaller one is a great size though. I got it figuring it would be easier to use inside on the rainy days. So far we've mainly used it in the back yard but indeed, it's of a size that can be put to use in an open space inside as well. A GREAT PRODUCT!!

My 5 year-old schnauzer has an obsession with tracking things that run along the ground, and with tug of war. This toy fulfills both of those needs. He LOVES it. It's durable and colorful. He loves to pull on it while growling (he's 22 lbs of fierceness!). I recommend this for any dog.