Smart Interactive Dog Toys,[Enhanced Rubber] Wicked Ball SE with 3 Interactive Modes,Active Rolling Dog Toy with LED Lights,Self Moving Bouncing Rotating Ball (Small Dog)

8 reviews for Smart Interactive Dog Toys,[Enhanced Rubber] Wicked Ball SE with 3 Interactive Modes,Active Rolling Dog Toy with LED Lights,Self Moving Bouncing Rotating Ball (Small Dog)

1. 

   M Surratt – March 20, 2025

   Tough
   Seems tough! My boxers love it

2. 

   Grayl Myatt – March 20, 2025

   Great toy but not for an aggressive chewer.
   Dog loved the toy but she had it destroyed after playing with it twice. Great toy but not for an aggressive chewer.

3. 

   S. Whipp – March 20, 2025

   It was fun for a little while anyway.
   I have never tried one of these balls before, so when I expected to be able to figure it out without using the instruction manual, I was quickly humbled by my inability to figure out why I couldn’t even plug it in let alone turn it on.Plugging it in – it’s one of those well covered ports with a nearly invisible slice in the silicone and I had to look at the picture to figure it out.Turning it on – I pushed all over the little area that looked like the power button. I thought that perhaps I got a dud. But when I read the instructions and saw you have to hold down the power button (duh – so a dog can’t turn it on and off themselves), I finally got it working.After that, I let it loose for the dog…. who chased it around briefly and was excited that I was excited. Once I walked away, however, the excitement was gone and the ball rolled around sadly with no one paying any attention to it. I tried the other settings – to see if the more aggressive movements were more appealing, but for the most part, it was ignored.The ball has been sitting quietly on the floor ever since I first turned it on. I think there’s still a charge, because I find it in different places on occasion – unclear if it’s because it decided to roll around on its own to try to get a dog to play, or if it was accidentally kicked or batted by a paw. Perhaps our pup just isn’t that into these types of toys, but after the humility of having to read the manual to get the thing to work, not having the dog care about it at all is a bit of a bummer. But that’s a problem with the owner, not the ball.

4. 

   Brian R – March 20, 2025

   Alien Materials?!?!
   This toy is great! It’s as advertised, moves around mysteriously (on hard surfaces), shakes every once in a while, seems well built and durable, and the battery seems to last substantially longer than even the most intrigued pet. But my dogs look at it like it’s been dropped on earth from the far beyond… Then they look at me like I”m supposed to do something about it! So far it’s keeping them interested and out of my business, so win!

5. 

   Will – March 20, 2025

   Not a good choice if you dog likes to catch balls
   We tried really hard to hype this one up for our dog. She gave it a bit of attention and chased it around, but then lost interest. She seemed to recognize that it wasn’t “normal” in that it could roll around on it’s own and well as ‘bounce’ (more like vibrate and judder than any big bounces), but it just wasn’t enough to keep her excited. I think the problem is that her favorite playtime thing in the world is when we go outside and throw those soft rubber balls with a long ball ‘launcher’ thing. We can whip them WAY high up and she bolts out, positions herself underneath and catches them. When she sees a ball, or hears the word “ball”, she immediately wants to go outside and play catch, not chase a fairly rigid rubber ball around the floor. I don’t blame the toy ball for this.. I think it would be a lot of fun for other dogs, but keep it in mind if your dog normally plays ball like ours does.

6. 

   Richard M – March 20, 2025

   Exceeds my dog’s tolerance for acceptable behavior
   My dog can read people and other animals. She can tell if they are friendly or unfriendly. She cannot read this ball. Its unpredictability makes her nervous and fearful. I can tell from her body language. I thought she would chase it like she chases rabbits, but she wants nothing to do with it. When it finally came to rest after bouncing off the walls in different rooms for more than 15 minutes, she finally approached it and smacked it with her paw several times as if she were punishing it for not obeying the household rules. I will wait a few days and start it up again to see what her reaction is. I will also test it with the cat to see whether the cat has any interest in playing with it. The cat is semi-feral and a great mouser so she may find playing with the ball enjoyable.Product is easy to set up, charge, operate. Looks very durable. Too large to present a choking hazard to my dog unless she got it open somehow, but I would never leave her alone with it knowing how much she dislikes it.

7. 

   E. Deliz – March 20, 2025

   Durable
   This ball was working for all of one week, now my dog just loves to chew on it. It doesn’t light up anymore nor does it bounce or do anything. I gave it 4 stars because it’s definitely durable.

8. 

   rzstarseed – March 20, 2025

   Works Great
   My dog loves this thing! I bet a cat would lose their minds lol but I only have dogs at the moment. Anyways. My husky loves it. There’s several different modes. One to just make it move and bounce when they touch it, one that just constantly rolls around every 3 seconds. Another that bounces over and over. Pretty cool idea that keeps my high energy husky occupied between walks lol. Cool toy. A little expensive but I’d say it’s worth it. Rechargeable so doesn’t need batteries. The charging port is kind of hidden in the power button. I didn’t understand it at first but it just pushes into the middle of the power button. It’s completely sealed off so slobber doesn’t ruin it. Lol. Seems pretty durable. She hasnt bitten any chunks out of it. I mean it’s super stiff and durable. Even for an aggressive chewer I don’t think they will be destroying it… Ever. I can highly recommend this product.