WestminsterGame/Play Electronic Pets - Weazel Ball Playful Weasel Kid/Child by Toys-n-Games

My dogs love this. I did remove the weasel as they’re puppies and would chew it. I’m sure it’s fine to leave on for cats and older dogs. This is great since it doesn’t get stuck. If it hits an obstacle it reverses and takes off again. I actually bought 3 more of these. 2 as gifts for friends pets and one as a back up for my dogs. The only down side I can see is that it does use batteries up quickly. I’ve used it about 4-5 times for maybe 30-45 minutes each time and I’m on my 3 rd battery. But if that’s not a problem and maybe you can use rechargeable batteries, then there’s nothing to stop you from buying this.

Se lo compré a mi hurón y de plano pensó que era otro como él y ahora ya lo adoptó como su hijo jajajaLo recomiendo ampliamente :)

It did what it does. Grand daughter loved it.

The first one I got it had to be replaced because something was broken on the inside of it. Once I got the replacement two days later, my dog comes out with just a ferret not attached to the ball anymore but she did have a really good time with it.

It's a Weazel Ball. As a child of the 90's, I knew basically what to expect in getting this.It rolls around as advertised, is battery-powered as advertised, and looks like the pictures in the listing's description. The packaging was sturdy enough to protect it from damage despite it being mildly crushed in transit.That's not really a problem, I've seen Ace Ventura: Pet Detective, so again, knew what to expect.I have small complaints, but they would not substantially influence my purchasing decision.The plastic tag-tie that holds the "Weazel" to the ball is easily broken by a small pet, so be prepared to replace that with some string. NBD, five minute fix.The battery is housed in a plastic compartment within the ball, the lid of which is secured with a screw. Somehow, the screw is a bit of a pain to remove. I've used multiple different drivers, and they all have the same difficulty with it, so, either I'm unskilled at removing screws (not impossible, but unlikely) or the screw/threaded hole itself isn't quite right.In addition, the battery doesn't last all that long, relatively. Within two days, I was replacing it. Batteries used were an Amazon Basics size AA. I'm not really disappointed, but given that I have to bust out a screwdriver to do the replacement, on top of the mild hassle that is the procedure itself, I would have really appreciated a method of securing the battery that didn't rely on a tool. It seems like a finger-twisted screw would have worked just fine, but, I'm no engineer.In terms of effectiveness, eh. I've seen other people's dogs go nuts over it. I've seen some be afraid of it. My doggo, just doesn't much care about it as intended. She DOES, however, absolutely LOVE the "Weazel" portion, after separating it from the ball, which she insists on doing even after multiple repairs. She destroys every toy she comes across, which is part of why I got this, because I know they can basically withstand being run over by a steamroller and be fine, other than the tie. The "Weazel" remains intact, despite very discourteous treatment.Overall: I'm satisfied.