CheerbleSmart Interactive Dog Toy, Wicked Ball SE, Automatic Moving Bouncing Rotating Ball, Active Rolling Ball for Toy and Small Dogs, Peppy Pet Ball with Lights, Fun Birthday Gift (Orange)

I have never seen my dog get so excited about a toy! Like most dogs, he’s had so many over the years and can take them or leave them.I liked the idea of this one providing more stimulation and that it does! He runs around the house barking at it and making cute noises and will play with it for a long time until he’s out of breath and panting. He’s declared it as his toy and won’t let his sister play with it but she keeps trying to get in on the fun.It’s so cute! Highly reccomend.

So I knew our puppy would outgrow this one fast, but it's fun and the kids think it's fun too.He's a thing runner with his puppy teeth, and he hasn't been able to wreck this one yet!He is a larger breed, so we supervise his play times, til eventually in will become a kids toy 😂 but it is fun and he likes it!

If your dogs not a heavy chewer, this would be a great and fun interactive toy to engage them

Meet Sadie, all 45lbs of pure cuddles and cuteness...but as a beautiful pit mix has a decent bite. She loved this ball, for a whole 15 minutes before she had ripped out the inside and already had chunks of the outside coming off. In fairness, Sadie loves to chew anything that we give her. But shehas much cheaper orange balls (that do not light-up or bounce on their own) that have lasted through her bite for years. I just cannot afford to keep buying Sadie a toy like this that she loves, but only lasts 15 minutes.

We have a small dog that was instantly in love with this toy. Unfortunately that meant that she spent a lot more time with it in her mouth than chasing it around but she's not even a year old yet, so to be expected somewhat. The ball does better with its motion on hard surfaces. On carpet or in the dog bed it just kind of sits there and flashes.There are multiple modes you can choose for the ball, that in the instructions seem to be very different in motion quantity, but in reality are not THAT unique. Our dog was happy with all of them, so choosing the mode didn't end up mattering. The color coding will tell you when the battery is getting weak, so you can charge it. The charging cable is a special USB one with a long pin-like end that you poke into the ball to charge it and the other end is a standard USB A connector you plug into a charger like for an iphone etc. It does not come with the charger, just the cable. But since it's a special kind of USB cable, take care that you don't lose it as you may have trouble finding a replacement.Overall having fun with this ball, and our puppy likes it a lot better than our other senior dog who is over the lights and commotion. I think this would be a fun gift for someone with a small indoor dog.EDIT: Our dog still LOVES this toy. She loses her mind when it comes out. Unfortunately, it's not super-durable and she's made a mess of the surface with bite marks and craters all over it in just a few weeks that we've had it. So one more star off for poor durability on a relatively expensive toy.

I like that this ball is the perfect size for my small dog. She's 20 pounds with a narrow muzzle and has no problems picking this up. However this also means it's easier for her to chew on it. So far this ball has resisted her chewing efforts. I can see teeth marks on the rubberized parts, and there is a bigger mark on the one plastic part with the button and light, but overall it's built pretty tough.The blinking lights and periodic rolling visually grab attention. The ball works best on smooth surfaces rather than a rug. It'll even bounce! Not high, but enough to be interesting and trigger the dog's prey instincts. Even when it's in her mouth, the ball will vibrate, and I imagine it feels like a small animal that she's caught. It's a great little toy.It's not obvious where you need to press to turn the thin on or off. There's one specific area on the light panel you have to press. It's not marked, so you have to press around until you feel the click of the button, then hold it down for 3 seconds. I love that the hole where you plug in the charge cable has something that covers the hole when not in use. When you plug in the cord, it pushes past this barrier. This makes it much easier to wash the ball. I wouldn't submerge it though.

The Wicked Ball SE's active rolling motion captivates my dog's attention, keeping them engaged and stimulated. The automatic movement, bouncing, and rotation add an element of unpredictability, making playtime more exciting and dynamic.One standout feature is the inclusion of lights, enhancing the overall interactive experience for my furry friend. The colorful lights not only capture my dog's curiosity but also make the play session more visually engaging, especially in low-light conditions.The portability and compact design of the Wicked Ball SE make it easy to carry around and play with both indoors and outdoors. Its durable construction ensures that it can withstand the enthusiastic play of small and toy breeds, making it a durable and reliable choice for interactive play.As a pet owner, I appreciate the convenience of the automatic functionality, saving me the effort of constantly throwing or chasing a ball. This makes it an excellent solution for those moments when I'm busy but still want to provide my pet with engaging and entertaining playtime.

My dog is not very destructive and is a miniature tiny dachshund. He immediately chewed this up and had plastic bits everywhere. His tennis balls last way longer than this thing. Do NOT recommend.Edit: customer service reached out to me offering a full refund because of my experience. I said I would accept the refund. They then responded “ Yes, if you can do something for us, that's perfectly fine.” which confused me! They never responded to me again. Really disappointed customer service! Avoid this seller.