My one year olds were afraid to interact with it. Its size was intimidating (about half their size) even though I showed them that it gave out food (which it appeared they liked). I ordered several penny bags of food to keep them engaged but was told only one bag could be provided per order. (I ordered several of these toys.) So not an immediate hit with my dogs.

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Review 2 for Bob-A-Lot Multi Chambered Interactive Dog Toy - Small

5 out of 5

Fun for everyone!

By:Stinker's Mom

Date:January 17, 2013

fromAZ

Pet:Dog

Breed:Chihuahua

Took a few times for, my Chiuhuahua to figure out how to make this toy dispense her food. Once she did, though, she enjoys playing with it and I have fun watching her chase it around the floor. This toy is much easier and mor fun than the cube-type toy, in our opinion!

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Review 3 for Bob-A-Lot Multi Chambered Interactive Dog Toy - Small

5 out of 5

Great toy

By:debfordpom

Date:November 20, 2012

fromSanta Monica

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Pet:Dog

Breed:rescue

I take care of puppies for a rescue group and always want sturdy toys that will keep them amused. This is not only a great interactive toy for the pups, but my older dogs get a huge kick out of it too!

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Review 4 for Bob-A-Lot Multi Chambered Interactive Dog Toy - Small

5 out of 5

Good Distraction when leaving the house

By:BBinFLA

Date:October 23, 2012

fromSW Glorida

Pet:Dog

Breed:Chesapeake Bay Retriever

I save some of Lily's breakfast to put in the Bob-a-lot so when I leave for work she is busy getting the rest of her breakfast and not focused on me. I also use it to feed her when I don’t want her to eat as fast.

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Review 5 for Bob-A-Lot Multi Chambered Interactive Dog Toy - Small

4 out of 5

Great activity toy for puppy

By:dulce

Date:October 29, 2011

fromLawrence, Ks

Pet:Dog

Breed:Blue Heeler

Before the Bob-A-Lot my little blue heeler puppy was using the furniture for chewing activity but with the Bob-A-Lot he finds it much more entertaining to knock the toy around and get food from it.

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Review 6 for Bob-A-Lot Multi Chambered Interactive Dog Toy - Small

5 out of 5

Final ? solution ??

By:busyspouse

Date:July 4, 2011

fromKentucky

Pet:Dog

Breed:English Shetland Sheepdog

I went through 7 "tug-a jugs" before I tried this. My clever Sheltie managed to lose a small part from the top opening where you fill the toy, but we later found it and stopped that problem by always feeding with the cup/cap screwed on! She is happily engaged for 20 minutes or so,and has stopped barfing up her food because she can't wolf it down, Also, the opening which dispenses the food is adjustable enough to accommodate any size kibble that a dog of her size and breed would eat!!
A bit expensive, andt the only small drawback is that it is impossible to predict where it might be when she's finished. We have to search, or restrict the possibilities. I feed her inside because I don't want any more squirrels than I have already!!

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