To these move or run around?
1556390
No, they don't have any mechanical/moving parts. They're just little faux-mouse bodies (no feet/legs) with a tail and faux fur.
1556391
No, they do not move or run around. When my cat plays with them she seems to enjoy them even though they do not move.
1556392
No they don't. They are just fluff filled toy mice. They are sturdy against light play, but the cat can easily rip them up if he or she breaks the seam. Nothing bad inside just brown batting you would normally see in toys.
157569
I think they could do it but their shoulders would have to be touching! Maybe they could just take turns turning it towards them.
1976109
Marching in place would work. It's a small area so you would have to be careful.
210400
Yes it's possible to use due to their mobility. But I think it will be not so steady.
1674576
It will only go - if you use your feet and hands to get it going - and since it should only be used on level ground, if they stop pushing with their feet, then it won't go anywhere. It takes more effort to get it going than to stop it.
1072310
They are pretty much sewn into a sitting position. I would say the legs do move, but do not have full range of motion.
1602084
Not fully no. but their arms and legs do move. But not wrist, knees and such.
826174
It's conceivable, I suppose, but they'd have to try pretty hard to reach around the fork. The angle of their legs when seated are such that anywhere they 'd touch, the wheel is actually moving away from them. We have thousands of miles on ours, and we've never had a problem.
670706
If you want them to be abl to get out, you could use the ramp. If not keep the gate closed. Ours have never escaped.
1232687
They're pretty light weight but it would need to be a pretty stiff wind to move them. If you get them wet, they wil. Expand and stay in place better.
246400
If you mean will they move around No ... But they do have terminals on top of the post and on the sides of the post
1995697
you will hear them running, how much noise is too much is an individual issue.
1228075
I have them outside running around my back yard. I ran them along the fenceline. No issues.
1434992
I suppose they could go either. Not the same one, perhaps. they are somewhere between a Swiffer duster and a chamois. Very absorbent.
819454
I don't take them near that far. But if they don't want to cross a lot of open ground to get back (they don't like open ground) then they won't be back. And chances are a predator will nail them. I don't have a scientific test, but mice aren't dogs, and I seriously doubt that they will beat you home from a mile away. If you find out different, please let us all know.
931110
They move -- if it works at all. I advise you to pass this one by; it never has worked for me, and I could not return it. Save your $ and find something else. It wouldn't work for us, and it is smaller than it looks (doesn't really shine on your whole edifice, just a small part of it).
1656026
I believe they just run on different radio frequencies. Otherwise no difference.