Great conceptuel training toy
358882
Excellent for different levels even works well as a roll toy.
3202273
This is the perfect toy to interact with our little one. I purchased this toy for my son's second birthday. Our little guy is still learning to sort colors and shapes and counting. This toy will last quite a while because I rotate his toys every so often, that way he gets to learn colors one time then shapes the next. I highly recomend it.
4423323
One of my son's favorite toys. It is teaching him hand coordination and does not require a battery. Fantastic idea!
3608114
Great for training the puppy to come, teaching it's name and fetch. Strong line and long enough. Used in a control area it's perfect.
634981
I bought this as a birthday gift for my 6 year old nephew and it was a hit! Great entertainment and a training tool too.
3641971
This was highly recommended by my dog trainer (certified by Canine Dimensions) & it's great!!! I don't get around as well as I used to & this helps get my dog exercise on days when a long walk is out not possible.
I've used it for training him to "wait" & be patient instead of just following his impulses.
Just use a little caution because this object has a bungee cord. My dog pulled on it at 1st & that felt thing came flying back & smacked me quick & hard. My dog doesn't do that anymore. It was a lesson for me to strictly follow the "warning guide."
If you have a small yard & want to interact playfully with your dog this is great just for that too. For dogs that need lots of exercise this will help you for sure. My dog gets tired out rather quickly with this, yet he hasn't gotten tired of it yet. I do play fetch with a ball with him also, but this toy helped me get him to understand "give" without a lot of problems. So again, I highly recommend this item. It's great for training, exercise & good old fashioned play time with your dog!
P.S. I have a Lab & Border Collie mix. But I believe Jack Russell Terriers & the like would love this a whole lot! The soft yet strong felt looking object hasn't hurt me, other items or my dog when smacking into each other. My dog sure can plow through something, so be careful, know your surroundings & use with caution.
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Bought this for my 2 year old to work on some fine motor skills. He was very excited about the animals and although it's taken him a bit to grasp the "lacing" concept, he is enjoying the learning process. No issues with roughness as some other reviewers had stated. Overall great tou and nice quality.
1057726
I ordered this for my 8mo grandson, he loves it. I feel it is a great way of learning and find it is a good toy.
2870311
My daughter loves to push the middle button and make the animal selection fly around like crazy.  It's a great toy and easy to use for a baby. As she gets older I can see her learning the new features of the toy since each button on top can also be pressed to repeat a specific noise.  This has VOLUME CONTROL so you can turn it "off", "low" or "high" which is fantastic.
2547136
I bought this for my 1 year old son and he loves it.  This toy has really helped his fine motor skills.  I have seen an improvement on his ability to grasp and handle objects because of the practice with this toy.  He is also learning colors and shapes.  He is now 18 months and still plays with it.  We play with it together which is good for "joint attention" which educators say is an important activity for young children.
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Our puppy loves this toy.  He is about four months old and twenty pounds and so far it has been a perfect way to help him use up that puppy energy when we don't have time for a long walk.  We use it as a training tool - leave it, get it, give it - with plenty of treats and we also just use it for fun play.  My first thought on seeing the product was that it was kindof silly and my second was I could make it myself with parts I have in the shed.  However, we are so glad we have this for our puppy and it is much better than anything I could put together on my own.  I was a little worried that this would encourage his instinct to grab prey and we don't want him to go after neighborhood cats, but from what I've read, puppies need to exercise the prey instinct.  We  are very happy!  UPDATE(11/16):  It's two years later and our little puppy is nearly 80 pounds.  This pole is still his favorite way to play.  I can't believe it is still in working order after all the tugging!
2379926
A wonderful toy that excercises the imagination of my 4 year old grandson. Great for strengthening his fine motor skills too. My 2 year old grandson also loves them ,he can't manage to put them together but enjoys choosing the pieces for me to put together.
4619921
I purchased this when my baby was 1 year old. He did not seem interested then but plays a lot with it now that he is 2 years old. He has figured out the mic button which prompts to speak something when Beat-Bo's tummy turns red and does it perfectly. The song options and prompts are fun. A great learning toy.
68625
Great toy and it is educational when trying to teach shapes. My daughter likes to make her pictures and the parts will all fit back inside the open wood box when the child is done playing.
2792992
Very nice training aid.  I'd like the wheels a little bigger, to make it easier to push.  It's a little tall for my green cheek, who tends to push up more than forward, probably because it's so tall.  But he pushes it like a little trooper, and looks so cute doing it.  Also puts little toys in it while "shopping".
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My baby gives this five stars.  Although he does not quite grasp the concept of dropping the balls on the top tier, he loves pulling the tiers apart and banging them together.  He also enjoys watching us stack and name the colors.  He is beginning to grasp the balls that come with this and he loves the noises that they make.  This is a fun toy works on some important skills:  fine motor, color identification, grasping & releasing, visual motor, and motor planning.  The little one will play with this for many months.
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Great way to keep a young energetic dog busy for awhile.  Interact with your dog and the toy at first so he/she will learn how to get the goodies out.  Be sure the treats or food will come out easily but not spill out all at once.  The small rubber protrusions can be trimmed a bit to allow easier dispensing of the food.  It is fun to see different dogs learn different techniques for obtaining the food.  We have two of these toys, one for each dog.  They love them!