Wobble Wag Giggle Ball | Rolling Enrichment Toy for Fun Playtime, Interactive Play for Indoor or Outdoor, Keeps Dogs & Puppies Large, Medium or Small Busy & Moving, As Seen on TV | Pack of 1

I have bought my dog two of these toys, and she absolutely loves them. The toy wobbles and makes noises that excite her, keeping her engaged and entertained. She especially enjoys chasing it around, though she also tries to chew it.The toy is made of hard plastic and is fairly durable, but if you have a strong chewer, be cautious. If any pieces break off, make sure your dog doesn’t ingest them. Despite this, the toy has been a hit, and I bought a second one after she chewed her first because she enjoyed it so much.Overall, it’s a fantastic toy for keeping dogs active and mentally stimulated, especially for those who enjoy chasing and playing with interactive toys.

Oh boy, do I have a tale to tell about the Wobble Wag Giggle Ball! This glow-in-the-dark dog toy promised hours of fun and laughter, but instead, it became the star of our household’s most hilarious horror story.Pros:Interactive Fun:The Wobble Wag Giggle Ball is a riot! It wiggles, it giggles, it’s like a little comedian in ball form. My dog and I were both intrigued as soon as I took it out of the box.Glow in the Dark:This ball lights up the night like a doggy rave. Perfect for late evening playtime, it’s bright enough to find easily but not blinding. Truly a party starter.Sturdy and Durable:This ball is built like a tank. It’s taken a few good whacks and still giggles away like it’s having the time of its life. Definitely designed to withstand even the most enthusiastic chewers.Engaging Sounds:The giggles are adorable and super engaging. It makes all sorts of funny noises that kept me entertained… I mean, my dog entertained for hours.Cons:Terrifying for the Timid:My dog, Baxter, is usually a brave little furball, but this ball? This ball scared the kibble out of him! One giggle, and Baxter shot across the room like a furry rocket, hiding under the bed and refusing to come out.Unexpected Nighttime Frights:Having a giggling, glowing ball roll around in the dark is like living in a haunted house. I woke up at 3 AM to eerie giggles from the living room, thinking a ghost had moved in. Turns out it was just the ball, but still, not the most comforting sound at that hour.Too Much Fun for Humans:I found myself playing with this ball more than Baxter. It’s just so darn fun to kick around and listen to the giggles. But alas, it’s a dog toy, not a human stress reliever.Conclusion:The Wobble Wag Giggle Ball is a brilliant, fun, and engaging toy… if your dog can handle it. For fearless pups, it’s a laugh-a-minute thrill ride. For my sweet, scaredy-cat Baxter, it was more like a horror movie. Sadly, we had to return it, but not without a lot of laughs and a few sleepless nights. If your dog is up for an adventure and you enjoy a good giggle (or a spooky midnight fright), this ball is definitely for you. Just be prepared for a few startled yelps and a lot of unexpected giggles!

If you have a high energy dog, this toy is a must have! Our girls (doberman and boxer mix) both love this ball. They love the noise of it, chase after it, and every morning we play soccer with it. It's been slammed against walls, bounced off floors, and very sturdy quality! The Doberman is a chewer and attempts to chew but cannot get a good grip on it to chew.Just a reminder that it does glow in the dark. I have forgot a time or two and seeing a glowing orb in the middle of the floor in the middle of the night with sleepy eyes... gives you a little mini fright. I love that it glows though because it does add some fun for the girls to play with it in the dark and can chase it through the yard.Its cute, sturdy, fun and the noise itself just gets our girls excited!And, it works for kids! We have several kids that stop by and they love to play with this ball too. I think its because of the noise but it keeps them and the dogs busy for the visit and they are both tired when the kid leaves.

We have two dogs. One doesn't care for the toy, but the other LOSES HER MIND...ball! ball! Ball! BALL!!!Small girl is a whippet and LOVES her wobble ball. We have purchased both the regular side and the smaller one for her. She uses her canine teeth to hold ball via the hole area, opening her mouth wide open to do so.Regular size has stood up decently to her "attention", with only some plastic breaking/cracking in the hole area. Given as much time she spends carrying it, shaking in, sleeping with in (then waking up whining because her jaw is sore from falling asleep with it in her mouth)... wear and tear is expected and acceptable.Smaller size one has stood up much less. Original thought was a smaller size would be easier on her jaw and easier to carry. But it allows her canines to puncture the plastic covering in the holes, causing most to fall out. Without these coverings, the odd squeaker stops working as the cover controls the air resistance inside the tubes that directly work with squeaker to make the sound. No cover, no sound. And with many covers coming off (we got a 2 pack of smaller size...both showing this), most of the squeakers have fallen out. For 30lb whippet, smaller size is a no go and seams not as good as larger/regular model.Would we buy the regular size again? Yes...we already have. Two of them now. Wife shakes one and when pup is going frantic it, I shake the other on other side of room and has her running back to me in a frenzy and dives on the ball, till wife shakes the other again and girl is off. We only do this a few times as the girl works herself up too much...BALL BALL BALL!!!!But...would we buy the smaller size again? No. It may be just the size that doesn't suit her, even though it is easier for her to pick up. But with the plastic coverings in the hole showing to be easily damaged by canine teeth just from a dog holding onto the toy, just not worth the it nor risk to the dog with the plastic coming off.Is Wobble ball good for all dogs? No, as our other dog shows...some dog love it, some don't care. For him, he prefers a soft white stuffed animal (yes, for some reason he likes WHITE colored toys the most). For dogs who DO love balls and weird sounds, the Wobble ball is a winner.