Pet Qwerks Blinky Babble Ball - Flashing Interactive Chew Dog Toy - Medium
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Style: Blinky Babble
Size: Medium
Features
- Interactive Dog Toy: The Blinky Babble Ball is motion activated, flashes and makes sounds; A great self amusement toy for all dogs and ideal for pets that are blind or have poor vision; Medium size for dogs 12 to 25 pounds
- Keep Them Busy: As your pet breathes on it or walks past it, the bright light starts blinking and playful banter ensues, demanding playtime by enticing your dog; Each ball makes 18 different sounds
- Healthy Chew Outlet: The Babble Ball helps dogs satisfy their natural instinct to chew and helps reduce anxiety and prevents boredom by encouraging them to actively play; when your dog is done playing, it will turn itself off
- Strong And Durable: Made with high impact ABS construction, the Babble Ball can stand up to aggressive chewers, from your tiny teacup to your goliath Great Dane; A long lasting toy to keep your dog active
- Just For Pets: Petmate makes a variety of pet products for dogs, cats, birds, and other furry friends; Check out our brands such as Aspen Pet, Arm & Hammer, Booda, Chuckit, and more
Description
Where Pets Always Come First: Pet Qwerks started with interactive dog toys and we've now grown to include plush toys, rubber chew toys and an exceptional line of dog chews made in the USA
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 2.75 x 2.75 x 2.75 inches; 2.88 Ounces
Item model number : BLBB2
Batteries : 3 LR44 batteries required. (included)
Date First Available : April 5, 2018
Manufacturer : Pet Qwerks Interactive
Country of Origin : China
Best Sellers Rank: #579 in Pet Supplies (See Top 100 in Pet Supplies) #14 in Dog Toy Balls
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Style: Talking Babble
Size: Medium
Our Brindle Boxer absolutely loves this toy! We got one of the small babble balls from a friend and "Baron" took right to it. Very funny watching him, once he realized that when he bumped or otherwise jostled it, it would talk! After about an hour of him tossing and "nosing" it around (not bad on carpet but on our hardwood floors, it can get a little grating), he started chewing on it. We're like, "OK, here we go, how long is this thing going to last now?". To our surprise, it's holding up pretty well. He's a chewer that can really munch down when he gets into a "groove" and it is taking a beating although it is not indestructible so keep an eye on it. There are 2 screws that hold the door in, which is crafted very well but be sure they are always in there tight. To avoid any issues, once we replaced the batteries the 1st time, we took out the screws and glued the door in and left the screws out. By the time the batteries are dead this time, the ball will be ready to throw out for sure. Not bad for longevity IMHO. Our dogs can chew a Kong ball up in a couple days once they get a crack in it. if there's a weak point on a dog toy, our dog will find it!....:-) Our other dog is Dusty, our yellow lab. Sweet loving dog with that "lab" mentality", all love and slobber :-) He looks at the Babble ball with mild amusement and walks on past it. Every once in awhile, he'll pick it up but that's usually only a ploy he uses when we're petting the "other one" (A name, we're sure Dusty uses when he refers to Baron). I imagine he would actually like this toy more, had Baron not taken it and cuddled it like his own new born baby the second it hit the floor and commandeered the 2nd one just as fast!! :-) The Small size one (A little larger than a golf ball) has ridges on it and takes a beating. Once it started looking haggard and the batteries started to die, we would put it up and only bring it out for short periods to prolong the life of it until we could find where these were sold. Baron had become "addicted to the darn thing! :-) He would whine and stare at it on the shelf for what seemed like hours until one of us would get it down and give it to him. Since the small one seemed just "bit small" for our Boxer for our tastes and surely too small for our lab, we decided to get the next size up. The Medium one has a smooth surface which also holds up very well although, that once "smooth surface", will start to resemble a Tennis ball after a while but it takes a licking and keeps on ticking! The "Talking" is amusing for us for about the 1st hour but it is a little loud with fresh batteries and can be annoying when watching TV or talking on the phone. After about a week though, the batteries start to drain some and the volume goes down a bit. Baron will only pick it up a few times a day from there on out so when he gets in the mood, he'll toss it around for about 15 minutes then leave it alone for a while. I can work with that. :-) All in all, We are impressed with the quality AND the "FUN FACTOR" for both us, and our Puppies! We're Babble ball fans for life! (Can we get a discount, if we buy them by the case? :-)
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Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2011 by Wiseoldman
Style: Animal Sounds Babble
Size: Large
The media could not be loaded. So video speaks for itself, Mona is fascinated with this toy! Mona is an 8 month old Mountain Feist puppy, we got the large because the one we had before (small Blue) seemed potential choking hazard as it fit completely into her mouth as she’s grown . She dropped that one in the pool and it made sounds for a min or two then a goner. We’d found that one at a local grocery store so I was thrilled to see Amazon.has plenty more! What we love about this: Encourages active play Surprisingly very durable (Mona plays rough!) Good price point for a lot of fun. Durable Good price point / value for your money Also good solo dog toy because our other two dogs don’t like to play with Mona; so this is a great way to help burn some of that puppy energy. This ball is animal sounds and we’ve got a talking one on the way today! Mona is already out of breath from chasing h this thing while I typed the review! PS-larger one is less chewable due to size (large) however the small blue one - I could not believe how many times she dropped it on tile floor threw it around, attempted chewing and it kept working great (until pool incident)
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Reviewed in the United States on October 28, 2023 by GoldenChihuaha
Style: Blinky Babble
Size: Medium
My puppy is scared of it. It is loud. Easily triggered by any vibration. I love it. Maybe when she is older she will overcome her fear of it.
Reviewed in the United States on November 30, 2023 by janet
Style: Talking Babble
Size: Large
We have a 10 week old mini poodle who loves this thing. He can't bite it - but he pushes it all over and with every movement the ball makes noise - squeaks, growls, honks - you name it - there are a few different sounds.
Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2023 by CountrySoul
Style: Talking Babble
Size: Small
WATCHED MY 13 YR DOG TURN INTO A PUPPY AGAIN! (A simple hack that made much safer from a 2 star to 5 star with some puppy love & makes a perfect all sensory toy for older dogs) Please read for a 5 min diy hack using the babble ball to make the ULTIMATE DOG TOY UNDER $15. My dog is blind in 1 eye and loosing sight in the other. He is a 13 yr old min pin. I wanted a ball he could track by sound and still play catch. I was excited when the ball came but worried about its quality . This ball would break the first time you threw it, your dogs teeth or the ball :( (internal electronics and ball shell would even Crack on a non carpeted floor). I was going to return it until i saw my dogs ears at full attention wondering what new toy he got for xmas and what kind of owner would i be to deny that face and look of interest I rarely see from him. So i SIMPLY took a tennis ball made an X cut with an exacto knife as well as a few other small X cuts so the sound is amplified (speaker very low) . The small version fits perfectly inside the tennis ball and can now be a safe indoor ball that you can roll or toss and more durable for younger dogs. It has been a hit with all the neighborhood dogs (wish I got commission lol). NOW The ULTIMATE MULTISENSORY TOY USING THE BABBLE BALL!! If you want 2 go the extra step (I am glad I did I have not seen my dog play like this since he was a puppy plus he is 2 small 2 enjoy winter ). I had ordered the hertz bacon scented squeak ball and it's like cat nip for dogs until they destroy it. I also had a rubber ball that looks like the ever lasting godsmacker from willy Wonka that lights up when you hit it. So I took the babble ball which btw has hilarious sounds that really make your dog's want to interact with it. I took a hospital sock with the foot grips on the outside (when rolled it adds random movment from friction as well as easy for dog to grab. I placed the tennis/babble ball first, then the light up rubber ball, followed by the hertz bacon scented ball. I tied a knot in between each ball then added another sock for protection. I left room on both ends so toy could also be used for tug of war. This has been the best gift for my aging dog- not 2 mention his younger brother a min dashound . He is getting so much exercise, especially since it is winter, he even plays tug of war with his brother where they normally get jealous over toys always causing me 2 order 2 of the same toy lol but now they take turns for their favorite new toy. I will try and include pics and a video b/c I'm sure you love your dog as much as I do and with just a bit of effort and about $8 & an old pair of socks you will never see your dog instantly act so young again. Overall by itself this toy is what you get for the price I do wish the ball was a durable plastic or some sort of rubber coating. The best example I can give of the ball it self is a light hard plastic like a cheap kids toy solid but something you would tell your kid they need 2 play with careful and just roll on the floor something a dog doesn't understand . For the price it is a good toy you can make great. So a complex rating: 2 stars out of the box If you view as a part 2 a toy it's 5 stars all the way. 4 stars babble/tennis ball hack. 5 stars as part of an all sensory diy dog toy under $15.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2018 by Chicago Mike Chicago Mike