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My dog’s could have cared less about this toy. It didn’t suction very well on any floor we have in our home and I was worried the whole time that if they did play with it, they would choke on the bell that was hidden inside the toy. I do not recommend this toy.

So I thought I would have no issue with this because I have hardwood floors… The suction does not take to my floors. But when I put it on my glass table, it did perfectly… I was looking forward to this because my dog likes to play a lot And thought this toy would give me a break, but he is confused because it keeps coming off of the floor. Would not recommend.

The toy was no match for my little 8lb dog. The bell entertained my younger dog for a little. But once she got to the base, the toy was useless as it was meant to be. She preferred to chew the cord instead of the ball. My dogs still play with the loose ball now without the bell.

I was hoping for a toy that would entertain my rescue pup and he could chew and play an individual game of tug-o-war for a little bit, to give my older pup a break. Alas, this toy was not that. Rescue pup pulled the ball off the rope within 10 minutes and had the bell that was inside the ball out and had I not been watching; he would have choked on the bell. I am so glad he learned "drop it"!!! This toy is dangerous and should not be ordered.

The suction cup is extremely stiff. My husband had to press down on it with his foot (shoes on) to press it hard enough to engage suction. Once it was stuck, it was great. When we received it, the first thing we did was remove the bell, which is an obvious choking hazard and unnecessary. Manufacturer should remove these! I instead placed one of our dogs' favorite treats inside the ball. That's all that was needed to get them tugging and chewing. This is a great way to keep your dog engaged.I'm sure that a smart dog will eventually try to shortcut the process and attempt to chew through the rope or chew up the ball, but responsible pet owners know that you can never leave dogs unattended with toys just in case.I highly recommend this toy, especially if you have an active dog like our herding breeds. Just supervise play time and take that bell out and throw that away.