Does this puppy version rock on it's own?
911146
It vibrates. If on hard floor, it will sort of rock by itself with baby's movement.
911147
No, it does not rock on its own, you have to rock it manually. but it does vibrate.
911148
No but this is awesome my son is 4 months old sleeps in it every night ! Best thing I ever bought !
2176956
I have a small puppy and it is fairly heavy so I haven't had any issues with it moving.
1964456
yes, it will hold up, unless your dog is actually a chomping rascally puppy..............
446142
Yes it does vibrate when on its own. It has a small battery pack like a bouncer would.
775785
It does not rock on its own. It has a vibrating function. But it only makes the rocker buzz which is supposed to be soothing. You need to manually rock it. Best if you have hard wood floor or a surface other than carpet to make it rock. I use my foot to keep it rocking
1988779
i think it is more dependent on the intelligence of the dog, rather than the size-will he/ she be able to lift it- yes, but, it's about them being able to figure out how to get the treats- my puppy will play it a few times in a row- i change the location of the treats- he loves it- he gets excited as soon as i pick up the box. he's a chewer still, so i haven't been able to get to the second level yet- he'll eat the plastic bones- but it is challenging & fun for him.
1943260
Yes, this is a very nontechnical, adorable Stroller. Our Dog (always a Puppy, to us) absolutely loves his Stroller, from when we first put "Siggy" in it, at Christmas time.
624074
No, I bought it as a gift for my friends daughter when she turned 1. This was my own daughters favorite toy In the whole universe! But my daughter and I checked out the "new" style of baby Stella, and concluded that she was just as delightful and cuddly as the original. . With the added perks of the cute sounds. Vanessa
1523110
Yes ma'am; I actually purchased this for my friend that has a yorkie named Izzy. You have full control of the vibration or the small shock. Izzy responds now so much better that all my friend does is hold the remote and Izzy doesn't realize the collar is off. I do RECOMMEND taking off not leaving on all the time and reward your baby when they obey. GOOD LUCK! if you have any other questions please don't hesitate.
2114006
It does not sound like dogs barking. The sound is more like electronic robot trying to bark. My puppy really doesn't think he is a dog but little stuffed toy makes sound and she enjoys him enough. One good thing is that it has great battery life span. We have for a year but it still is kicking.
1505708
It sounds like a small puppy. If there really isn't any chewing, I think it would work well, unless the puppy can climb. (One of my dogs used to scramble over baby gates when she was a puppy.)
993371
This just happened to us. Our 15 month old was just pounding on it and it started playing the same song. We can't get it to do it again. Very odd.
1680353
yes,but its a little tricky.if you push when you slide it it will change to the next song.
106052
I started it out at the maximum and put his treats in there until he figured it out. After he figured it out then I did not keep it always at max....just added as I needed to. I also started with a rock under it that was just tall enough he could push off then moved the rock away. But mine was also full grown when I got it.
1059615
No. It is a hiss sound with air, just like letting air out of a tire. Your neighbors would not hear it.My puppy is a much better behaved pup. Rocky's Mom
872683
I have 4 min schnauzers - one is very sensitive to high pitched sounds. No one seemed bothered by it. But since we know only one out if four is bothered by those sonic pet trainers maybe your pup is super sensitive. It is a good elliptical. Just bad for my hips.
1489138
I have and it works fine for me. Sits baby up good so he can splash around. It does slide tho so still be with bby every second.