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This little dog toy is so useful. You just suction it to the ground and put some little treats inside and the dog will just play with it on their own. I do wish that the tether from the ball to the base was a little bit longer or maybe even a little stretchy, it feels kind of resistant, but my dog doesn’t seem to mind. He seems to have fun with it.

It barely stuck to the floor; the suction was horrible. After the FIRST day of having this toy, she broke the string off. She wants nothing to do with the ball anymore, with or without treats in it, and that may be a her thing, but now it's just an overpriced ball with a bell.

My dog LOVES this toy! It kept him entertained for quite a while at first however the suction didn’t last long. It pops off the floor very very easily. We’ve tried it on multiple floor types and all the same result. My doggo is currently 7months and is a small medium sized lab hound retriever mix. Loved the idea of this toy but I may be looking for other types that may suction better to the ground to keep him more intrigued longer.

My husky/shepherd mix had pieces chewed off in less than 30 minutes as well as chewing thru the rope. Also suction was not great on my laminate floor - kept coming loose.

The suction cup is extremely stiff. My husband had to press down on it with his foot (shoes on) to press it hard enough to engage suction. Once it was stuck, it was great. When we received it, the first thing we did was remove the bell, which is an obvious choking hazard and unnecessary. Manufacturer should remove these! I instead placed one of our dogs' favorite treats inside the ball. That's all that was needed to get them tugging and chewing. This is a great way to keep your dog engaged. I'm sure that a smart dog will eventually try to shortcut the process and attempt to chew through the rope or chew up the ball, but responsible pet owners know that you can never leave dogs unattended with toys just in case. I highly recommend this toy, especially if you have an active dog like our herding breeds. Just supervise play time and take that bell out and throw that away.

Dogs did not like it

I bought this toy for my 90 pound Mastiff to give him something to do and also enhance his brain to search out the treats that I put inside the ball. Well, I should have spent my money elsewhere and I kind of want a refund. The suction cup didn’t last, as my dog was able to pull on the ball just enough to release the suction. Then my dog was fascinated with the rope and began chewing through the rope to separate it from the ball. Then, in search of the bell that’s inside the ball, my dog was able to chew through the ball. I posted a picture below. I’m not quite sure what kind of dog this product is made for, but it’s definitely not made for any chewers!!!!! I would not recommend this.

Bought this for my puppy and he loves it! He quickly learned how to get it off the floor so it’s not really used as a tug toy but he still loves it. He’s been chomping on it for a month now and still hasn’t chewed through the string.

Does not stay stuck for very long, and the bell inside the ball seems to make our dog wary of the toy

It's not very strong for the money

Waste of money as it has no suction power on my lamitate flooring!

It is very sturdy however the suction cup didn’t work. Tried it on the window (double glazed) and using some water. It wasn’t even close to working. It is tough for chewers though. If the suction worked it would be a high score.