Anyone try this with a dog, if so, did he/she like it and use it?
867924
my 12 week old cow-dog mix puppy is nuts about it, although he is also pretty hard on it. But he can tilt it and make the ball move, then pounce on the ball etc. However....maybe only little crazy puppies would be interested.
867925
I have two chihuahua's and neither of them have shown any interest in it. Sorry, this is pretty much a cat toy.
867926
Don't laugh but my Bernese Mountain Dog loves this thing. He whips his head around trying to keep up with the ball, then slaps his huge paws on it to stop the ball. I only hope he lets the cat we bought it for play with it.
867927
Ok so I bought this for my CAT.. I have a cocker spaniel who is 5 years old and he tried playing with it along with the cat lol so yes depending on what your dog likes.. Mine does like it..
1635066
We have it but have not used it. Thought we would use it for our golden doodle puppybut didn't. It is heavy. Sorry I couldn't give you more info. It has not been out of the box.Actually going to sell it.
840388
What a neat idea! I would think a dog would not have any problem hitting the button (with nose or paw). The button is very easy to push/engage.
1179926
I wouldn't recommend this product unless your dog is very small. The device chokes the dog, so be careful with this product. Good luck ; )
1441999
I just wrote you a long answer and my computer ate it :-( Long story short - if your dog uses it correctly (rolling it around), it should be fine. If he (she?) is big enough to get his jaws around it (it's about the size of a canteloupe), he could definitely chew and crack it. I recommend the Kong Wobbler. It's quieter, more interesting in its movements, is shaped and weighted so that it would be more difficult for your dog to chew it and it's made out of tougher plastic. FWIW.
1508303
I have. Used my dogs collar for everything. Including teaching appropriate times to bark. She is a German shepherd and pretty quick to learn . I have rarely used the shock button just the beep is all it takes. Except when she chased our horses. Then I had to shock her a few times .coub
1988780
This would be a good toy for your dog. The way it is designed all dog sizes can play with it using wither feet or snout. Some of her toys/puzzles are smaller. I think this is one of the larger ones. Enjoy! My dog goes crazy over it. My current dog is smaller but I know my 150lb Giant Schnauzer would have loved it and had no problem with size :-)
1050107
Hard question, as it worked for some of our dogs, yes I would, but not for 1 die-hard, no I wouldn't. Every dog reacts differently so until you actually use it you won't know if it was a good buy for you or not. Not a yes - no answer but I didn't have a yes-no result.
1744426
I have not tried it. But, I am going to try using it in on my dog this winter when her hair is longer. Thanks for the idea. This brush would not hurt your dog.
594327
I tried it but didn't like it - it rubbed against his legs. I like a shock collar. I gave him a mild shock once and that's all it took. Now he responds immediately to all my commands, stop, heel, etc.
980842
I would not recommend it. It is too expensive to be used this way. Check out pet catalogs or Amazon Pets for something more suitable
724372
If you dog like what you have been using and it works..I would stay with that...my dog doesn't like this one
1236477
I don't have dogs, but it does give pressure relief to me, especially the hips and I weigh a bit more than your dog, so I think it would be a benefit.
807885
Sorry I can' help. I haven't gotten that far with my dog as yet. Good luck!
823074
Amazon asked me to respond to your question, however I do not sell this product. My dog did not like it. She is very strong and she just pulled me. Maybe contact the manufacturer?
1988835
It works great for that. I have a Bernese Mountain Dog, same issue. Doesn't seem to bother her at all.
1537247
I can see why you would wonder! I gave ours to a charity because our dog never did use it. We waited too late to start her going anywhere but on real grass. I'd write to the company, they seemed helpful when I needed a hint on how to convince my dog to use it, tho nothing worked.