Is this a heavy toy? I have a Kong that is similar but when the dog drops it on the ground to get treats out I cringe for our downstairs neighbors.
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It's not all that heavy, but it is a hard plastic. It makes quite a bit of noise when dropped on wood floors. If you have carpet, it might be OK. My dog loves it, but I always have her play outside with it mainly because our floors are wood, and the noise would be bothersome for us. Wish I could help you more.
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It's noisy but TOTALLY worth it. Just give it to the dog during the day (not early morning or at night). I've lived in apartments and noise from upstairs neighbors is part of the deal. I highly doubt you'll be refilling the toy throughout the day, so once or twice a day for 20 mins (it takes our dog ~15 mins to finish 1 cup kibble) is reasonable. Toy noise is better than barking in my opinion;)
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I wouldn't say it is heavy but if the dog dropping a kong is loud, then the dog pushing around this cube is loud too.
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It is fairly heavy, hard plastic. When my guys go at it it is quite noisy on wood floor.
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No. It's pretty light weight. My Olde English Bulldogge shakes it and has bent several of the bars. I had to get her a plastic kennel because it looks like she will break it apart. :(
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My terrier mix chewed it up in about 2 days. I find that the only thing she can't tear up as fast is the Kong balls. All of the other toys she will get the stuffing out of.
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Maybe start with the lid and base in two separate pieces and put some food inside the lid and on the base so she can nose around and eat them from the lid and base so she will associate the Kong with treats/food. Then use really small treats that will fall out of the hole really easily. I took my Kong and shook it like a salt shaker in front of my dog to show him where the food was coming from and then would knock it over so food would come out. I've got hardwood floors so it rolls really easily but some dogs might like carpet so it is a little more stable.
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It's slightly larger... maybe about the size of a softball? It depends on the size of your dog. In my opinion it's better if your dog can't pick up the ball and carry it with ease because if it is able to do that, then it may be able to chew it and break it as well. The ball is meant to be nudged and pawed at so that it rolls on the floor and dispenses treats.
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It is layers of what appears to be pressed wood. We have a very active dog and she has managed to lift some of the edges on some of the layers. She enjoys it and the knobs that she has to move to reveal the treats are solid wood and very sturdy. I would buy it again but the description of the toy probably should be more specific. Baby Coker
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I would say they will love it! Just be careful if you play a little tug-o-war as the toy will snap back and hit you...I don't let Duke get the toy often and when I do, I don't let him chew on it, he'll typically drop it when asked. If your dogs are trained to drop it, this will be a good purchase to tire them out. It's best to use on one dog at a time.
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Mine have never broken it but they are so wrapped up in rolling it and being rewarded by a piece of kibble that they do not get frustrated and try to break it. My dogs are big dogs,but have been fine with it.I gave this toy to all of my 4 kids' dogs,2 Christmases ago and only one of the 4 broke his. ALL DOGS ARE BIG IN OUR FAMILY---ALL 12 DOGS!
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Michelle, if your puppy doesn't mind the weight of the Goughnut it would be great. Mine seems to think it's too heavy, so she doesn't bother with it... ours will last forever.
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Yes, It is a fantastic toy! We have a 65# Boxer and this is her favorite toy. The house lends itself to many other hiding games. Very sturdy we have had it since 12/13. It only has 5 dogs.
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Try the Jolly Ball found on this site. Won't last forever, but has lasted longer than any other toy I've gotten for my bully mix.
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this wobbler is fairly heavy. it's bottom weighted- my 40 lb puppy eats breakfast from it & he can't pick it up- just rolls it to get the kibble out. the hole is pretty small, so can't grab it & carry & since it's rolls also hard to find somewhere to grab. he loves this- even knows when to stop rolling because it's empty..i'm very glad i purchased this kong- he's a pretty strong chewer & hasn't been able to destroy this toy- i do pick it up when he's done though..hope this helps
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I would say this ball is for a strong chewer. It is mostly solid with just enough give. It is fairly heavy, so if your dog likes to toss their toys in the air be aware of their surroundings.
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It sounds like a puppy bark. My little dog is skittish about strange noises but loves this toy. I would recommend this :)
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Its not heavy but its alittle bulky. The spray itself might be alittle to much for a 10lb dog. Its a short burst but its mighty. I don't even put the collar on him anymore. We just hold it by him and he learned very quickly not to bark.
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-The sound is adorable....It is a dog barking....My little 8 lb. Morkie, Ella just loves this, it is her favorite toy. Hope this helped, and God bless, Phyllis
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Rosemary, if your puppy is a chewer, I doubt it will last....My rat terrier is the same way, demolishes everything that has cloth or fluffy stuffing, all except rubber dog balls.....I bought the Kong for my daughter's older dog who is not a chewer and she has to have it in her dog bed when she goes to bed at night. lol.....they are so cute...Kong is now like her security blanket. :)