PETGEEKInteractive Dog Toys, Automatic Toys for Dogs to Keep Them Busy, Electronic Dog Bones with Safe & Durable Material, Equipped with Rechargeable USB (Yellow)

I have a big pit who is weird about toys. He can never play by himself. He thinks we both need to be chewing on the Kong or he cant. I thought maybe something that fights back will keep his attention, so I don't have to feel bad when I need to work. He was immediately interested I could barley get it put together. I was surprised at how quite it was. He was startled by the first whirling sound but then he didn't mind. My only complaint is its not strong enough or maybe sensitive enough to get away when he catches it. It needs occasional bumps to keep it going. I cant complain too much because it says "Do not provide it for heavy chewers" Overall its a great toy and for the price, quality, replacement chew parts, who ever made it really thought about your dog

my pooch loves it except when it goes under a chair or end table.

I recently bought a handful of these type of toys. Balls that move on their own. Balls that have remote controls. Toys that operate similar to this one both with and without remote controls. This one here is by FAR the best one we've tried so far.I will try to update with pictures and videos, but the big thing that sets this one apart is that is has "taunt modes" to engage the pups. For example, there was another similar to that was a ball. It cycled 3 modes - jump around, roll backward/forward, and rest. After a bit, our puppy lost interest in THAT toy. THIS toy has modes that resemble a living creature that taunted our pup and maintained her interest. We put it down and it started out doing a full on spin that got her attention. Then it picked a direction and rolled forward and our girl started chasing it. After a few feet, it reversed course and did a 180 - coming straight at our pup and causing some humor and barking. Then it went into "tail wag" mode, where the middle green "tail" started flopping side to side and our pup lost her mind. It truly gave the impression it's a living creature and she loved it. It seemed to have plenty of these modes so that it wasn't repetitive.Furthermore, it operates on "hit" where it goes idle for a bit until touched. So our girl eventually "catches" it and when she goes to carry it, it activates again and starts spinning and whatever in her mouth, resulting in her usually dropping it and the toy "running off", beginning the fun again.If you're looking for a fun toy that was expertly programmed to engage with your pups, I would HIGHLY recommend this one.

Dog loved it but had the ends off and middle plastic broken within an hour. Not for chewers.

Within 24 hours it broke. One of the motors stopped working. I opened it up to see why and the very, very small metal gears were totally ground down. Any small amount of resistance whatsoever will wear the tiny teeth on these gears down and render this very expensive toy useless. This is just poor design. Our 30-pound dog mostly just liked to push it around. After this, I put it back together and within a few more hours the other side stopped turning as well. Because of course it did.Additionally: I tried to reach out to support. I told them what happened. I got no response.If the seller wants to reach out and try to make it right - I'll edit this review. But I won't be holding my breath...

My dog loves this toy! It’s motion activated and really keeps my dog stimulated and playfully happy! Highly recommend.

I purchased this toy to occupy my dog while she convalesced from surgery.My dog was delighted by this toy. She isn't a heavy chewer but loved chasing it around and then caught up with it and took it to her bed to chew on it briefly. I was monitoring her play, and she had this toy, designed for chewing, for only a minute or so before she chewed off the corner of it. I wouldn't recommend this due to its cost and lack of durability.

We (and the big lab puppy) liked the toy very much. But it took Tito less than 30 minutes to chew off the green flap and he lost interest in it. I read a review that it is not for aggressive chewers - believe it!