QGI Interactive Dog Toys Random Path Electric Automatic Moving and Rolling Dogs Toy with Rope for Small Medium

My dog is obsessed with this toy. It is very good for keeping her active also as this toy will zoom all over the room and in all different directions so it is a constant chase. Very sturdy toy. Read more

My 20lbs mini Aussie loves this toy, because it’s interactive he loves chasing and pinning it down. Battery life is good but you do have to remember to turn it off after use to not drain the battery faster. I’ve left it out in the rain a few times and no issues, so it’s durable. Fun to watch your dog play and it tires them out, no much noise depending if it’s in grass or more noise on concrete. Read more

The media could not be loaded. So much fun and my dog is entertained. I will note that when Izzie is tired of chasing it she’s learned to take it to the carpet or apt mat and it doesn’t run from her lol. The video was taken when I first took out of the box, she was a little Leary because it moved but after a few minutes it quickly became a favorite. This may be the best made dog toy I’ve purchased. We’ve had it for months, is played with daily and still going strong. The outer material is a durable plastic that has almost a hard rubber feel. Size is good for my 20 pound schnoodle. Came with extra cap and rope but we’ve not had to use it to replace yet. Battery charges quick, easy and lasts a few days as it shuts off when she hasn’t play with it in a period of time. Glad I got it because Izzie has fun with it. Read more

My Belgian Malinois LOVES this toy! The only reason I didn’t give it a 5, is the weight and Jaxon got the ends off fairly easily. He wants to shake it and throw it, but because it is so heavy it hurts his face and I worry it will break something. That said, he plays with it constantly and does like when I have to charge it - as seen in the picture. Read more

This is the best toy. I have a 3 month old pup and he absolutely loves it. It comes with a universal C port charger so it’s easy to keep it charged. It flips and turns on its own and has 2 settings for any pets activity level. It also has a auto shut off when it notices it isn’t being used. Read more

Best puppy toy ever! If you have a very active young dog and have played until you can’t play anymore, this toy is a must! Easy to charge, simple to operate, not too loud and lots of fun for your little one! Read more

I’ve had no issues using the toy. Easy to operate the buttons. It works well on my carpet. Unfortunately my Googledoodle is terrified of it. I’m trying to slowing introduce it to her by playing with it while it’s off. Also, putting it on slow mode but keeping it at a distance and letting her observe. I’m hoping one day because it certainly looks fun and would keep her entertained. Read more

The media could not be loaded. This is a great invention, but you really have to read the instructions first and make sure you introduce it to your dog in the right way, otherwise I suspect it might terrify your pet and be money down the drain. The thing is programmed to be very unpredictable, so you really have to let your dog first play with it while it's 'dead', give it a few tugs while your dog has the rope in its mouth, maneuver it around with your hand a little to make it interesting. Once your dog thinks s/he is boss and is just about to lose interest, then you turn it on and-- woohoo!- it's a whole new ball game. My puppy, who needs practically non-stop attention, finally met her match and gave me long stretches of time to concentrate on my studies, making /eating a meal, watching a show. This thing had her running all over the house chasing and playing with it. She was enthralled. It keeps a fairly long charge (3-4 hours, maybe?), and the makers were considerate enough to toss in a backup disc with a rope. It's very sturdily constructed and easily withstood my dog picking it up and tossing it around, although I wouldn't want her tossing it into a mirror, for instance, because it's pretty heavy. Also, it knows how to go to sleep when your dog loses interest, but reminds them it's still ready to play, when it detects the vibration of them walking by. It does make some noise - mostly a whizzing when it's spinning the rope around and a thunk-thunk-thunk when it's bouncing across the floor. But she loves it! Whew-what a relief. Read more