Dog Toys for Interactive Aggressive Chewers Stimulating Puzzle Toy Suction Cup Tug of War Rope Indestructible Boredom Play Ball Teething Squeaky Puppy

Our rotty mix adores this thing so much. We've bought 3 in 3 years because it is his emotional support ball. That ball is the only thing he plays with so it is beyond durable. He squishes it in his teeth over and over, sleeps with it in his mouth, grabs it when we get home to greet us, etc. We wanted to use the suction portion of it initially but it wouldn't stick to our floors because their texture didn't support it properly (our fault, not the product). We just ended up lucking out with the rest of it. Value for money? Absolutely.

The media could not be loaded. After taking the other reviews into consideration I decided to purchase for my 65lb Staffy. He is super playful, loves to tug and flip toys around. I liked how the toy can hold treats but my dog had almost no interest in this toy whatsoever. He usually would at least chew any rubber toy into pieces but he could barely be bothered with this one.He tugged it for about 15 seconds before the rope, which is glued together, popped apart and was ultimately rendered useless.The rope has no stretch whatsoever so tugging it will break it. Not fun or enriching for dog at all.The plastic mount to create a smooth surface works awesome; suction cup super duper strong. If your dog does find this toy fun and the rope doesn’t break.. it’s at least not moving from where it’s suctioned.Toy is cute. Not worth the cost. Value would be there if rope was stretchy. Poorly designed/ sourced material for a toy that did have potential to be enriching and fun. My dog is a super chewer and could easily chew through each part but he didn’t even get a chance to before it broke. The toy unfortunately lasted only moments for us before breaking.

The ball is still with us to this way. The suction cup thingy that holds the ball down is not strong enough. Once the suction let's go then our dog chewed on the suction cut rendering it useless within about 3 min. The ball is good quality and our dog who is a chewer still has not been able to tear it up.

My boy first ripped the little green rope within the first 5 minutes. Another thing to note is that the suction isn’t as strong as advertised— it came off about 3 times while he was playing. I’m only giving it 2 stars because it kept my boy entertained for 2 hours, and the actual ball is still intact (for now).

Pros:- We have LVP floors (vinyl), and this suction sticks very well so far!- you can add treats in it, but it’s not very interactive for the dog to figure out how to get the treats out, because the openings are pretty large (I may have used treats that were just too small)- seems very durable- Has smaller ropes on each side, so you can play tug with your dog and teach him how to play with it.Cons:- our puppy likes chewing on it, bit that’s it; he may grow into playing tug with it, but for now, he’d rather play tug against me.- as mentioned, you can put treats in the ball, but unless they are pretty good sized, they don’t have to puzzle out how to get them…they fall right out.Good concept. Not sure how much he’ll play with it. Maybe more as he grows (he’s only 13 weeks right now), so we’ll keep it and see.

I got this for my 9 month old boxer. She loves to play tug of war. The suction cup came off the floor a few times so I really wet it down and it hasn’t came off again since. The only complaint I have is it stopped squeaking in the first few minutes. Other than that it’s great

I was really excited about this toy as I have a puppy who loves tug a war. The ball part itself is really fun - she loves chewing on it! However, the suction cup doesn't stick to anything. I've tried different surfaces with the same results. I would not buy this product again given the price.

My dogs LOVE chewing on this and dragging it around. I don't have it suctioned onto the floor or anything because they prefer it to be portable.