furReal Poop-a-Lots Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, Interactive Toy, for Boys and Girls, Ages 4 up

It doesn't make sounds, my granddaughter is only two and she walks with the dog all day long, this one is a poo poo fur, but I hide the little things so they don't get lost But she love it I think this one doesn't need batteries I cannot add pictures because the toy is not with me

such a cute toy for less than $20!!! my daughter will love it

Great Christmas gift for a little girl. She loved it.

I bought this for my 4 year old grandson for Christmas. He wanted this one really bad too

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] As a mom of 3, I can confidently say this little spaniel would be worth every penny for the giggles alone. My 7-year-old daughter loves taking it for “walks” (though she wishes it barked), and my 6-year-old son thinks it's absolutely hysterical that whatever goes in its mouth comes out the other end. Honestly, the poop jokes haven't stopped since. Zero mess, maximum laughs—10/10 recommend if you want your kids entertained without the smell of a real dog! The packaging was a little overwhelming and required a few minutes of scissor work to get the dog out. Other than that, amazing!

I bought as a gift… oh how disappointing it was to see that it actually did not do anything really… no sound nothing other than you put extremely small pieces of plastic in pups mouth %26 it falls right back out other end immediately. It just seemed cheaply made to me and the pieces that came with it are really small hard to keep up with. I wouldn't buy this product again

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My kids really got a kick out of this furReal Poop-a-Lots toy. They had so much fun feeding it treats and watching it poo as they walked it along the house. They even gave it a little name, Poopsie. But, they were disappointed that it didn't move or talk, which I kind of expected it to as well. It didn't keep their attention for very long, unfortunately.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This interactive dog toy was smaller than I expected, but it turned out to be the perfect size for a toddler. The head is larger than the body and it only has one wheel, so I was a little worried about stability but it didn't topple over much. I really appreciated the eco-friendly packaging. Instead of plastic zip ties, it used paper ties and tape, which made unboxing much easier. Putting the leash together was a bit confusing at first. I had to look closely to notice the small diamond that shows which end attaches to the dog, which wasn't mentioned in the instructions. Once it was on, it was tough to remove and I was afraid of breaking it. The clip for the treat box was also tricky to get onto the leash, but at least the treats looked realistic. Another design flaw was that the dog started “pooping” out the treats before she even had a chance to walk him, which was a bit frustrating. That said, my daughter had a blast. She spent hours walking, feeding and cleaning up after her little pet. By the end of the day, most of the treats had gone missing but I hope that it at least taught her a little about caring for a pet. She didn't mind the flaws at all so in the end, I'd still call it a win but there's definitely room for improvement.

This product was terrible. The pieces were tiny and I continually dropped them. Half the time it didn't work and then the pieces just fell from the mouth.

Doesn't walk on it's on you have to push and there's no sound or a way to insert batteries but it's good for a baby trying to walk