Sikoon Wickedbone Interactive & Automatic Dog Bone Accessories-The TPU tire(Pair)-Blue

The media could not be loaded. This toy is easy—I charge and turn it on, then it automatically turns on every time the dog starts playing with it as well as about every 10 minutes! (My camera lens isn’t working well if you see blurry video BTW). It’s so nice for him to have something to do while I’m gone, and I’ve found it in every room and even outside and it’s super durable! If he tried to bite it, it starts spinning so he loves the challenge! Would buy again and likely will!

I have a 6 year old golden retriever that is so gentle with his toys. He has stuff toys still in one piece after 3 years! He loved this toy for the 5 minutes it lasted. Fully charged, allowed him to play with it for 5 minutes then took it away. Went to give it back to him and it quit. Tried charging again, nothing. Total waste of money.

The media could not be loaded. So bought this for my Morkie.He's a toy sized dog, about 5lbs and full of energy.This has been an awesome way to burn off some excess energy at the end of the day.The ball does not fit in his mouth, which i like because he can't tare it up.He watches it roll and then gets excited when it runs into a wall or furniture. He attacks it like he caught a squirrel.He'll play for a solid 5-10 minutes. He's panting and ready for a break after just a short play session.Battery has been decent, I charge it for about 30 mins and then leave it on until it runs out of battery.Only downside is if you have carpet it won't roll at all. We have tile at the house, but if it gets on one of rugs (fairly thin and not shaggy at all) it stops rolling.Great toy if you have tile or hardwood floor

I have mixed reviews for this ball. Does it move on its own? Yes. Does it make a lot of noise? Yes. Does it entertain the dog? Yes. Is it durable? No. Is it good on hardwood floors? No. First of all, when I first gave this to my 5month old german shepherd he was curious. He chased it around (kind of) but quickly got sick of the noise the same way the humans in the house did. The active setting is nothing but the ball "bouncing" and then kind of rolls. I would rather the ball just rolls for a dog to chase it. We have hardwood and its super loud continuously bouncing. The battery didn't last long and even without being touched, after about 2 minutes of rest time, it would start moving again. Also my dog got it once in it's mouth and when he dropped it, the ball cracked. I know it's not meant for teething dogs, but I feel like it should withhold one drop. Needless to say my dog has played with this twice and than it's sat. Wasn't worth the price I paid.

The ball is awesome and my dogs love it. The three settings are perfect. But the durability is what kills me. My girlfriend has a French Bulldog, and the first time I let him play with the ball he absolutely loved it, but filled the surface of the ball with holes. The toy is great but it won’t last more than a couple months

Christmas presents were being opened today, and Nikki, our two-year-old Samoyed (yeah, he's a boy dog with a name that's the Slavic equivalent of "Pat" or "Gene") got his Cheerble Wicked Ball early-on in the rotation. He absolutely loved it (plus five stars); it's colorful lights and changes in operation from vibrate to rolling, etc. However, after less than 10 minutes the opaque central ring was off and the two halves of the sphere were cross-threaded, requiring me to use two pipe-wenches to open the unit up, put the ring back in-place, and reconnect the two half-spheres correctly threaded and tightened (minus three stars). Gave it back to him and within ten minutes the ring was laying on the floor, the body was in the same cross-threaded state as before but now there was the added enjoyment of seeing the blue plastic surface being partially delaminated from the sphere's structural half-domes! Three-times more I saved the ring from separate consumption, and the sphere halves from permanent miss-alignment, before deciding to permanently retire this toy from service. I had read the " Not for Aggressive Chewers" warning under the toy's description, but since I didn't really classify Nikki as that I went ahead with the purchase. Hopefully this review and the accompanying photo will deter others who may have what they consider a "moderately" aggressive chewer from giving this to their pooch only to see it last less than an hour.

This wicked little ball is just perfect entertainment for our little Yorkie Terror (not a typo). It blinks, rolls around on and keeps him occupied.If you have a larger dog that can grab the ball & pick it up, I think it could be a problem, because they could chew on it and break it.I would think that this would be perfect for a cat.If you do buy one for your kitty or small dog you may want to use it when you're not at home so you don't have to hear all the yapping.

I can’t dislike the product in any way. The videos I watched and reviews I read were all on point. However, as much as I assumed my feisty 2yr old Yorkie would love it, she did NOT. Nothing about the design or it’s functionality is to blame. As it is, I can’t even begin to suggest an improvement to make my or other dogs love it instantly. We tried introducing it in several fashions, off, with a treat in the slot, on low etc and her interest never changed. Our little girl is super sassy and semi territorial, my husband and I both assumed she would at least “defend” her area, but how wrong we were lol. I’d say, give it a try like we did. For the right dog, this will be tons of fun!