Interactive Dog Toys Dog Soccer Ball to Keep Them Busy,Durable Automatic Moving Jumping Dog Balls with Straps for Small/Medium/Large Dogs, USB Rechargeable,Not for Aggressive Chewers

The Best Interactive Dog Toy My Dogs Won’t Put Down!
I have a Labrador and a Jack Russell and I bought this Qraxond interactive ball mainly for my Lab’s strong hunting instinct but I was absolutely blown away by how both dogs went crazy for it. This toy isn’t just fun it’s a total game changer for keeping pups entertained stimulated and out of trouble when I’m busy.The ball arrived nicely packaged with clear easy to follow instructions. It comes with a USB C charging cable for the internal motor no wall adapter included but any standard USB plug works perfectly. The bright blue color is such a smart choice it stands out everywhere so I never lose it in the yard carpet or under furniture.Operation is incredibly simple. The inner vibration module is held securely in the ball with heavy duty velcro. Inside a rubber core vibrates and makes the whole ball move and bounce unpredictably. There’s a protective plastic flap covering the charging port just press the button once for low mode again for high active mode and a third time to power off. Super intuitive for anyone to use.The build quality is solid. While it’s not designed for aggressive chewers and the seller clearly states that which I really appreciate it holds up amazingly well for normal play. My dogs love shaking it tossing it and playing tug of war with me and each other and the toy hasn’t shown any signs of weakening. The reinforced fabric loops are stitched tightly and make it easy for dogs to grab shake and carry even my Lab has a blast tugging on it and the vibration keeps him distracted from pulling too hard.The motion activated vibration works incredibly well. It’s highly sensitive so it activates as soon as your dog paws nudges or moves it then shuts off automatically when play stops to save battery. Both speed modes are a hit the low setting is gentle but engaging and the high setting gets them zooming around. The random movement triggers their natural prey drive so they can play independently for 10 to 20 minutes straight something my people focused standard poodle rarely does without human interaction. It’s fantastic mental stimulation that tires them out without me having to throw a ball a hundred times.It’s truly versatile for all dog sizes and breeds you can’t get more different than a Labrador and a Jack Russell yet both adore it. I ended up buying a second one just to stop them from fighting over it! The soft padded outer cover is gentle on teeth and gums and since the instructions note to remove the inner core before cleaning the cover is clearly machine washable making cleanup a breeze.Battery life is impressive it lasts through multiple play sessions before needing a charge and USB C charging is as convenient as charging a phone. At under $25 this toy offers incredible value way better than similar products I’ve tried that cost twice as much.If you’re tired of boring toys that get ignored or need a way to keep your dog busy and mentally stimulated while you work or relax this Qraxond interactive ball is a must have. It’s durable fun easy to use and loved by every dog I’ve seen play with it. Highly highly recommend one of the best pet purchases I’ve ever made!

The dog likes it
This is an interesting toy.Our little doodle really likes it when it starts up. She does lose interest after about 30 seconds. I think it’s the pauses in-between the 10 second Normal or Crazy Bouncing Mode.When she does play with it she is intense about it.The loopy handles are very handy.The company stands behind the product.I would buy it again.

Very tough material
Dog loves it! Plays with it all the time!

Puppy approved
I have a 6 month old Shih Tzu poodle mix and thought it might be too big for her. I was very wrong. She loves this thing. And all the straps make it easy for her to carry it around. 10 paws up!

I have a three year old Belgian Malinois, whose parentsbwere both pets, somethingnI made sure of before even considering a pup… but they also work sheep. I never even thought to ask about herding, I didnt think malinois were used for that here. And some in the line are Military Working Dogs. So basically there is a very strong drive to chase. I have never seen her react to a toy like this. She absolutely loves it.On the positive side, this toy is well thought out and planned. The material is bite resisitant. Not bite proof though. The ball has a strong velcro strip that opens up to reveal another ball, which vibrates with two speeds when you push a button. This ball is also fairly sturdy and has been grabbed repeatedly by both dogs. I this unscrews to reveal the motor part. It will come unscrewed on its own sometimes during play.The charge lasts a very long time and the dog absolutely loves this.I have never seen my dog so excited by a toy, and she lives to play. When asked to stay for a few seconds before be released to run and get this she ends up shaking with excitement. I have not been able to get any long videos as as anytime I start to film, she starts to chew, which will wear it out faster. The absolute joy this gives her makes it well worth the price and while the first one was sent as part of the Amazon Vine programme, in exchange for an honest review, I have bought more.On the down side, Erika is able to bite throgh this . She has sliced some of the nylon tabs for tugging. She has also torn the fabric when tugging. The first one of these already has patches and the second ball needs some. To be fair though, before we trained Erika to bite a bit easier she sliced through brass hose fittings, a thick garden hose, metal flashlights, tactical hatnesses etc.. I do not mean she chewed these things. One bite one killed toy we used to say.I would prefer one of these with a few layers to make it more bite proof. But I will not rate down for this. We also have a staffy who has not damaged his. He is also extremely intense with this. Of course they are only allowed these with humans. If you leave them to chew them alone I would not expect them to last long. I feel this will eventually get torn with any large powerful dog, but it is sturdy enough to last most for some time and even when it does go, the inner ball could be placed in another toy.On the down side, though I loved seeing her have so much fun, this did induce a frenzy at first. She was like she was before training at first,and i think with less traing we could have had an accident. I foolishly looped the nylon tug tags over a finger and begand wildly waiving the toy. She knows her teeth are not meant to touch skin, but as I had made a finger sandwich with nylon on both sides of my finger, she did grab it. Whether she stopped because I yelled “fingers” , or because she felt them under the nylon, I do not know. She does know if i say fingers to let go.It also took some work to have her drop this on the first command. I had to resort to putting my fingers between her teeth a few times. But she quickly realised dropping it would result in another game while not dropping it would result in doing down stays for a short time.When asked to stay while this was thrown she literally trembled with excitement. She was shaking as much as the toy at one point and went into an airborne leap to reach it when released.Something in this toy does seem to trigger a high level of prey drive, and I would definitely try it out with adults and only one dog at a time. We will absolutely not allow both of our dogs to use these together. These are only for one on one time with humans, or perhaps two humans and one dog.Some people would choose to avoid a toy that triggers such an inense reaction. I would rather work with it.A few days later and I can have her dropping the toy on the first command, even when in extremely high drive. I can call stay and have her stop running for it. I dont do this often as I dont want to ruin the play session, but just a few times each day.By allowing extreme excitement and drive, and teaching the dog to be able to still focus on their handler we build a skill that can save lives. This toy brings her to a higher level of excitement than a rabbit running across her path. Even higher than a neighbours cat that would charge her, backflip in front of her and run away. I have always been able to call her away from such things, so having something even more enticing is an invaluable training tool.This also makes a incredible reward and she is willing to do anything for playtime. We do not train with pain or fear, ever. This is an incredible motivation to work. We can have great fun by hiding this toy and having her hunt for it by scent. I believe I can have her tracking people in the summer by having people run off with the toy, and giving her something with their scent. As soon as she pairs finding the scent with getting the toy, she will find anything for me.I may have to make better cases for this. Something that can withstand more biting and tugging as well as being used outside with muck and water. I would really love to see a more expensive but heavier one for dogs like mine. But even as it is, it is great value fot money for my dogs. We do have several vibrating balls, but none that excite the dogs so much, and none that have a cloth outer ball like this.This is far and away the most fun dog toy I have ever had.I truly hate giving this five stars. I would give it fifty if I could.

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Not worth the money at all. My dog is a boxer and has 5 teeth and still destroyed this toy just with sucking and playing with it.Not a toy for dogs with mouths period.