Product DescriptionThe Busy Buddies are terrific, sturdy hard rubber toys that dispense kibble or treats. The Chuckle is a rubber dumbbell shape with openings on the ends where you can stuff kibble and treats.
Great dog toy (Rating: 5 out of 5) I have a corgi who likes to keep busy. I love this toy because it keeps him busy when I need quiet time.
Great Idea - Need to reengineer (Rating: 2 out of 5) I bought this toy for my lab who constantly needs to be entertained. He picked up on the concept of the toy immediately. I even Trained him to find and bring his "treat" toy.
Unfortunately, the treats would not come out no matter how hard the toy was dropped on the floor. I tried every size treat. Grant it, a pea size morsely of a treat works, but it comes out too fast defeating the purpose of the toy. Recommend the inventor go back and revisit the treat dispensing mechinism.
not for 60 pound lab (Rating: 1 out of 5) i received this item approx 1 week for our black lab, who likes to chew.
chase is 2 yrs old..i thought maybe a hard rubber toy would do the trick, instead of buying rawhide bones for him all the time...
well 2 hrs after i gave him the toy, the top part of the toy was chewed off & i had blue pieces of plastic all over the floor...so much for this
toy, right in the trash.....[[ASIN:B000JCXGGO Premier Football Large]-- i also purchased the premier football large for him, well so far, he likes this one, because it bounces & he plays with it. he is also trying his hardest to chew the top off. this toy is made of harder rubber than the premier chuckle busy buddie...i recommend the premier football large for dogs that i call 'horse' or 'big babies'...because they love to chew & carry things in their mouths....
Great doggie treat holder (Rating: 5 out of 5) We fill the ends with penut butter and doggie treats and my dogs love it. They are very strong and my agressive dogs can't rip them up. We like them a lot.
The best food stuffing toy (Rating: 5 out of 5) We put our corgi's kibble in each end. The little flaps holding the food does a fair job. My dog is very aggressive chewer and toy eater, but has not been able to eat the flaps like he did the extreme kong bone. This has been a very durable toy. He doesn't make it squeak much. I see him pushing it around the house even when empty.