Wobble Wag Giggle- 2 Pack

My dog loves this ball. She loves the sound it makes, and gets excited to play when she sees it. The ball is kinda firm and hard, so I have to be careful not to throw it against the fence or side of the house. It does get soft and kinda melty if left outside in the heat. Which makes it pliable and easy to deform and break. She finds it kinda hard to pick up, the little divots help, but she ends up puncturing little holes in the ball (she is a medium sized dog, so a larger dog may have no problem picking it up). The little tubes that make the sound sometimes pop out of place (especially if the ball becomes pliable from heat), or stop working altogether. I’ve rebought multiple replacements of this ball because she loves it so much. So it’s not the most durable ball, but it’s worth repurchasing because of how much she loves it.

This Wobble Wag Giggle Ball is an absolute hit in our house! From my 12-year-old senior pup to our 10-week-old puppy, every single dog is obsessed with it—and I love watching their reactions just as much as they love playing with it!The size is perfect—big enough to be safe but still easy for the dogs to push, chase, and investigate. It’s super durable, even with daily play from curious puppies and rougher adult dogs. The bright color makes it easy to spot indoors or out, and the built-in giggle sounds are what keep the fun going—it really holds their attention!It’s also great enrichment for dogs of all energy levels. Whether they’re nudging it with their nose or pawing at it in delight, this toy delivers fun, movement, and mental stimulation.If you're looking for a fun, sturdy, and engaging toy for your pup—no matter the age—this one is a total winner. Great value, great design, and endless entertainment!

If you have a high energy dog, this toy is a must have! Our girls (doberman and boxer mix) both love this ball. They love the noise of it, chase after it, and every morning we play soccer with it. It's been slammed against walls, bounced off floors, and very sturdy quality! The Doberman is a chewer and attempts to chew but cannot get a good grip on it to chew.Just a reminder that it does glow in the dark. I have forgot a time or two and seeing a glowing orb in the middle of the floor in the middle of the night with sleepy eyes... gives you a little mini fright. I love that it glows though because it does add some fun for the girls to play with it in the dark and can chase it through the yard.Its cute, sturdy, fun and the noise itself just gets our girls excited!And, it works for kids! We have several kids that stop by and they love to play with this ball too. I think its because of the noise but it keeps them and the dogs busy for the visit and they are both tired when the kid leaves.

I bought the Wobble Wag Giggle Bounce Interactive Dog Toy for my German Shepherd after hearing great things about it. My dog loves interactive toys, and the concept of a giggling, bouncing ball sounded perfect for her. I was right...SHE LOVES IT SO MUCH!!Here's my detailed review after using it for a couple of weeks:Pros:Engaging Sounds: The giggle sounds are definitely a hit! My dog loves hearing the fun noise as the ball rolls around, and it encourages her to keep playing. The sound isn't too loud or annoying for me either, so it’s a win-win.Easy Grip & Fun Design: The ball has 6 clutch pockets that make it easy for my dog to grab and carry. The soft, flexible design is perfect for her, as it doesn’t hurt her mouth like some harder toys can. It’s also easy for her to toss around.Indoor & Outdoor Use: I love that the toy is versatile and can be used both inside and outside. Whether we’re playing indoors during a rainy day or outside in the yard, this ball keeps her active and entertained.Great for All Sizes: Even though my dog is on the larger side, this ball is a great fit for dogs of all sizes. Smaller breeds would also have no trouble handling it.Cons:Durability Issues for Strong Chewers: Unfortunately, this ball isn’t the most durable for a strong chewer like my German Shepherd. After just a couple of days of play, she managed to split one of them in two. The material is soft and flexible, which is great for comfort and ease of play, but it doesn’t hold up well to heavy chewing.Not Ideal for Aggressive Dogs: If you have a dog who likes to gnaw on toys for long periods, this may not be the best option. It’s more of a light interactive toy for fetching and rolling, not something that will stand up to constant chewing.Features:Sound-making mechanism: The toy features an internal tube noisemaker that makes giggling sounds when rolled or shaken.Interactive play: Encourages dogs to fetch, roll, and shake the ball, promoting active play and exercise.Soft & Durable Design: Made of flexible material, this ball is soft enough for comfortable play but can be prone to wear with heavy chewing.Clutch pockets: The six pockets make it easy for dogs to pick up and carry the ball.Versatile: Can be used both indoors and outdoors.Final Thoughts:Overall, the Wobble Wag Giggle Bounce is a fun and interactive toy that keeps my dog engaged and active, but I’d recommend it more for lighter play and fetching rather than as a chew toy for aggressive chewers. It's a fantastic toy for the right type of dog and will bring lots of fun and giggles, but it might not last long with larger or more destructive dogs. Still, for the price, it’s definitely worth trying out!

The media could not be loaded. Good for small/medium dogs. Not so much for stronger large breeeds. I've bought 8 on my husband's account and I think this is my 5th one through my Amazon account. My dog absolutely adores them. They last her about 6-8weeks of daily play. There is no other toys she likes as much. She will play with it for hours a day. The last one only lasted 2 days before it was cracked broken an all that was left was a shell.(it's the glow in the dark pictured). That really put me off buying another but my dog loves them so much, she will play with them till there's nothing left so I gave in and bought the new version. Its a bouncy version rather than plastic. After about 2 hours of play, it had split open at the seem. I would pay twice as much for a heavy duty version. My dog loves them and I would continue to buy them monthly but daily is a deal breaker. *Update ive come to the realization that my dog has only gotten stronger the older and bigger she gets. I dont think it was the quality of the toy decreasing as much at it was that she is a full grown German shepherd with a large string jaw