Starmark Treat Dispensing Bob-a-Lot Dog Toy

I have an active 60 lb, 10 mos. old, Great Pyrenees mix. She can destroy a toy (and other items!) in no time flat, but she's had no interest in chewing on this one, I guess she respects it for the kibble-dispensing wonder that it is! She already knew how to roll a ball with her nose (a soccer ball or a heavier "Jolly Ball" type) So my dog just needed to be shown briefly that a "roll it!" with her nose or a bat with her paw would result in food coming out. I usually serve about 1/2 of her kibble meals in this every day, and she stays happily occupied with it until she's emptied it, it takes her about 6 minutes.

Ours is 9 years old. It lasted for a Vizsla rescue. He loved it and it slowed down his eating. He did not damage it. Our new puppy, a Lab, enjoyed it as well. The weak area is the yellow lid. The puppy picked it up by the lid many times. It is heavy and to move it she needed to use her teeth. The texture of the lid has gotten very rough. With a new lid we would be good to go.

Though this worked as it should. My Madeline was able to chew the entire top of this wobbler. I have to get rid of it after only a few weeks because the entire top is chewed up and sharp plastic. The Kong wobblers are much more durable and last so much longer. Won’t recommend unless you have a small dog that doesn’t chew.

My 10 month old pup is a big chewer. I bought this toy for him as he chews pieces off of other brand rubber material treat dispensing toys while trying to get the food out. This toy has him occupied for hours at a time and I love how I can change the difficulty level each time. Has a couple teeth scratches but definitely will survive big time chewers!

Got the large one by mistake but my 6.7 pound Yorkie figured it out in no time and loves it. It eased her separation issues because she had this toy to keep her busy she stopped ripping to shreds her piddle pad while I was at work. Had to buy another one for her 6.5 pound Yorkie brother. He loves it too but not as much as his sister.

Perfect indoor activity for rainy or snowy days, or for keeping your dog busy while you’re at work. You can fill with all kinds of different treats, and make it as difficult or as easy as you want depending on the size of the treats / how large you make the openings that dispense them. Easy to take apart to refill or clean, and durable against chewing and hardwood floors. I almost didn’t get it because I’ve only ever seen people with big dogs use them and thought it would be way too big for my smaller girl, but this one is the perfect size and she loves it. Don’t let that put you off if you have a small dog.

This was a life saver. My too smart for his own good puppy was just not getting enough mental stimulation and getting fed a couple of meals a day with this (and another puzzle feeder) really seems to make a difference in his mood. This is great too because it's weighted so he has to nose at it and work it and not just chuck it around the room.

This toy didn't last 10 minutes! It was not rated for giant breeds; however, it didn't say way, and I learned the hard way. Although the purple and green segments are very durable, the yellow section is not and my Great Dane chewed it right off in minutes. After she finished eating all the treats, it went into the trash. I wish a rating system existed that defined why a treat or toy was size rated. I have to give my Giant dogs medium or small dog bones many times because Giant ones don't even exist. Anyway, if you have a power house chewer of a dog, this toy won't last.

I have a 3 month old pupper. He is smart so I had hoped he would like this toy. It is heavy so it wobbles like a Weebles. It despenses treats well, but he is not overly excited about it. I don't know why the top of the bobber opens. I could easily put the treats in the same despenser opening. Mine has a strap; I don't know if it is meant for the dog to carry around, but It's overall a lil too clunky for our taste

The toy was fun and Nova loved it, but after only two uses she chewed the top right off and mangled the opening as she figured out the treats went in there - so it only lasted two try’s. She is a bit bull and an extreme chewer so not a good toy for her.