Fun for the dogs, without too much clean-up for me
921891
My three dogs love these toys--usually to death.  I have three large dogs who think all toys should be tossed about, tugged to bits, then torn to pieces.  Even kevlar-based toys die in my house.  However, Skinneeez toys don't have stuffing, so their demise is relatively neat and clean, and the dogs seem to enjoy playing with them longer than with any other toy I've bought (even when they're in pieces).
4811495
I really like the "concept" of this toy.  My dogs love to rip the stuffing out of plush toys and are so proud of themselves when they have completely gutted a toy and reach the squeaker... all behind our backs, of course.  So a toy that utilizes removeable "eggs" is appealing.  What a great way to keep the dogs from ripping everything to shreds, right?.  Like I said, I like the concept; but the reality is that dogs don't play by the rules, or at least mine don't.  After futilely attempting to remove the eggs (the opening is a little too small and makes the task overly difficult, IMO), my dogs decided to rip out the face, legs, and other areas instead, quite happy and content to leave the eggs inside!  So I decided, what the heck, I'll just pull out the eggs and let them play with those by themselves.  Hmmm... they don't rip those up.  Go figure.

But if your dogs aren't terriers (or in the case of one of mine, merely _thinks_ he's a terrier), then go ahead and get this toy.  It's really clever, very well made, and high quality.  Even one of mine--the one that isn't a terrier except in his own mind--has carried this toy into his kennel and napped with it while I'm paying bills or working on the computer; so even though he gutted it, he still enjoys it in a non-destructive way... and ALL the dogs enjoy playing "tug" or "chase" with it.
4441448
my dogs enjoyed them and keeps them busy for hours -- just wish they weren't so expensive or I'd buy more often.
1038672
Had my usual "fun" time putting this together - I'm a klutz - but it went together fairly quickly and I love the nutmeg color. Got a medium for my 25 lb Westie, probably could have used a small but my big dog (67 lb) likes to hang out on it even though he has his own large Coolaroo and doesn't fit all that well on this one. My dogs are getting older and I didn't want them sleeping on the wood floors unless they really wanted to; now they have a choice.
4474443
The doggies really like it and it seems much easier for me!
2568066
My dogs adored these treats.  They didn't last quite as long as I had hoped they would, but I have very large dogs, so I guess they did last pretty well :)  I love that there isn't a ton of hard to pronounce ingredients, it makes me feel like I'm giving my dogs a quality treat.
1437906
My dogs enjoy eating their dinner out of this. Wish is was slightly larger so that more of their meal could fit but otherwise easy to clean and worth the price.
2808810
pieces were too big, otherwise, not problem - dogs love them
3643357
The "giggle" part doesn't work as well as I was hoping, but my dogs seem to love it anyway.
986293
These really only get used when we we're out of town but they definitely do the job of slowing the dogs down. I bought them as an easy alternative to work-to-eat toys we usually use. They're great because they're inexpensive and easy to clean. I like them better than the plastic bowls with the designs - those plastic one always seem to get so scratched and dirty. Just be careful if you have ceramic bowls and dogs that are... well... jerks. We had one get shattered because my girl picked it up by the bone, which held a little too well. Works great in metal bowls though.
2089437
I use toys like this as treat dispensers for my corgi puppy. However, I can only put dry kibble in this, and he plows through it at about the speed it takes him to eat food out of his bowl.

The material is soft (lots of give) but also seems to hold up pretty well to all my mangling when I have to clean it. That said, my dog just doesn't like chew toys. He'd rather chew on his bully sticks and get treats or kibble out of toys like this. And for feeding it doesn't seem to work for my pup.

It seems to come down to the hole being just a bit too small for the purpose of feeding. The puppy can't quite get his tongue in, so often treats go wasted (like yogurt). If I packed the hole with a little wet food and had kibble underneath, the two would meld together and form a ball inside the treat that not even I could get out without a chopstick. For ease of feeding and cleaning we're going to stick with Kong toys for now.

I think it will withstand a lot of rough play, but it's not quite right for us. I'm going to give it to a friend of mine with a very determined husky puppy because I think she'll get more use and enjoyment out of it than my dog did.
2431079
My dog does enjoy this bone, as do my parents' dogs BUT HELLO, it is NOT low mess.  None of my dogs make this a LOW mess bone.  Would you like to see the couch they are allowed to sit on ? It's covered in this. (they have their own couch, yes)
4618824
My 3 dogs don't like these quite as well as Pupperonis for bedtime snack.  But I change up between the two.  These are less salty, so seem healthier to me.  But seriously, they are snacks, not full time food.  So Im not super concerned.  Nice size chunks.  Not greasy or messy.
606048
Actually, my dogs love them, not me.  Small size is nice as I have stair step 11, 20 and 45 pounders so 1, 2, and 4 of the treats works great as a reward for ear cleaning, teeth brushing and nail clipping.
3164078
Like some other reviewers, I found that my dog had more interest in certain parts of the video (the big animals he actually watched and appeared quite attentive; the small animals he had little to no interest in).
A few times, he even got up to take a look behind the TV and check for the animals there.

It was a neat video to watch with him and I do not regret the purchase, but I had better luck with music. He is not really high strung, nor is he a chewer. I just want him to be calm but also entertained-- as opposed to "excited" when I'm not with him because he has mild-moderate separation anxiety which has improved over time.
2673910
It took my dog a few days to figure out how to move the ball around on his own, but now he's having a ball -- no pun intended -- pushing it around the house and checking for treats. In addition to the general enjoyment, I've found that my mutt (who is, I'm fairly certain, half bloodhound and half shepherd) LOVES this product as a tracking exercise. He doesn't just clean up the kibble, he traces and re-traces the ball's path with his nose, following the scent trail and looking for any missed treats. It seems to be a really stimulating form of play for him and really a happy side-effect of the ball.

Because of all of the reviews about dogs chewing through these toys, I expected it to be pretty thin and cheap, but it's actually a quite sturdy toy. It definitely won't stand up to heavy chewing, though dogs that are chewers would probably be able to enjoy it with supervision to make sure they don't eat it. My dog isn't much of a chewer, so this toy is perfect for him. I love that it's round and softer than alternatives like the Buster Cube; it's very easy and fun for the dog to roll around, and it doesn't make a lot of noise or cause damage to furniture and flooring like my old Buster Cube did. There is no manual control of how often it doles out treats, but you can control how often it "rewards" by how much you fill it; a very full ball will drop a lot of treats, but when there aren't many treats inside they're more difficult to get out.

It may not be the ideal choice for every dog, but for mine it's just the thing, and we're already getting a lot of use and enjoyment out of it. Very much recommended!
1628850
Dog loves it.  I wish it was easier to dispense without touching the contents.