Product Description
Muhhiba Interactive Dog Toys to Keep Them Busy – Squeaky Dog Toys with Rope
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Electric Dog Bone Toys – Recommend for Small and Medium Dogs 
Dog Tug-of-War Toy – Dual Sound Attraction Makes the Game More Fun 
Dog Rope Toys for Indoor & Outdoor Play Game – Happy Time 
Rechargeable Dog Toys – WIGGLES, VIBRATES, BARKS 
Product Dimensions : 5.5 x 2.4 x 3.4 inches; 7.83 ounces
Item model number : P73A
Batteries : 1 AAAA batteries required. (included)
Date First Available : March 27, 2025
Manufacturer : LEPLE
ASIN : B0DXZXBXTJ
Electronic dog toys combined with rope – Muhhiba Dog Toys, WIGGLES, VIBRATES, BARKS, Entice your dog to run, chase, play, and exercise. This interactive dog toy encourages fun stimulation for many breed dogs. Fun dog toys for small dogs, dog toys for medium dogs, not for aggressive chewers
Two working mode & Motion activate – Active mode(blue lights), Normal mode (purple lights). Long press 3s to power on, the puppy toys wiggling for 45s after every touched, attract dogs to play, expend your dogs’ extra energy
Double attractive sounds – The barking dog in the electronic toy is turned on by default,Quickly press the button twice to make it off. Built-in squeak that makes a sound when a dog bites. The squeaky dog toy is the ultimate toy for your furry friend and no dog can resist it
Tug of war doggie toy – The toy has strings on both ends, which is suitable for two dogs to play tug-of-war, or for you to interact with your dog. This dog chew toys is perfect as a comfort toy for your doggie that relieves depression, boredom, separation anxiety
Ideal stimulating dog toys: The length is about 19.6 inch, designed especially for small to medium dogs, If you are looking for an entertaining toy for your furry baby, choose Muhhiba, it will be ideal for you
DawnMarie –
My dog loves it — lasted a long time!
Let me start by saying — my dog is an agressive chewer! Most stuffed animals wont last more than 10 minutes in his vicious jaws. (Okay, he’s a sweet 20 pound golden doodle teddy bear — not very vicious. But that dog can CHEW!). This toy held up to his deadly jaws for well over a month. ANd he plays with it constantly. So thats actually REALLY good! The vibrator inside made him constantly want to attack. Sometimes mommy had to turn it off because it got a little annoying after a while. ;-). The squeaker inside gave yield to extra attacking. After all the play time, some of the fabric is finally starting to tear. But, like I said, my sweet dog is crazy. This would probably last a lifetime for a “regular” dog. Lots of fun for the puppers!!!
Bree –
Cute toy !
My dog was obsessed with this toy! The tail wiggles and the squeaks keep them entertained. It’s rechargeable, which makes me say it’s a great value for your money. Great for keeping pups busy and curious.
Ablazia –
My Dog is Entertained
I cannot say it is his FAVORITE toy, but it does keep him engaged some…..he was a little disconcerted at first at the barking sound it makes, but has gotten used to that. He really likes toys that vibrate and spin…..he has a couple of those balls that do that, but they wear out so fast 🙁 The flipping of this one does entertain him……it came charged (don’t know HOW much), but I suspect when I re-charge, the flipping will increase, and I think he will like the stronger vibration. Meanwhile, it IS a little bit difficult to get the mechanism in and out of the canvas cover and to control it when it is inside, but I am getting the hang of it, I think. If it could flip AND flop…..be more energetic…..I think he would enjoy it more. But, it’s a good average size that any dog except the very tiny ones will be able to handle well….my dog is 80 pounds and plays with toys of all sizes 🙂
SHrenchir –
Interactive Fun with a Fraying Caveat
My little dogs are quite spoiled, boasting overflowing boxes of toys, many of which were cherished by our former pets. Because of this abundance, it truly takes something special to hold their attention for more than twenty minutes. I was particularly curious to see if this interactive toy could achieve that, and as always, the arrival of a box on our porch sparked their immediate excitement, each one hoping to claim the contents – even the humble paper cushioning – as their own.While they busied themselves shredding the Kraft paper used for shipping, I took the product and its box to the counter to read the clear and comprehensive instructions and initiate the charging process. The charging was surprisingly quick, suggesting a decent initial battery level from the factory. Once charged, I turned the unit on, securely fastened the Velcro closure, and placed it on the floor. By this time, the packing paper was thoroughly decimated, and their full attention turned to this new intruder.Being brothers, my two dogs tend to view any prized possession left unattended as a shared, yet highly contested, resource. Both immediately approached to sniff the new toy, and the moment our younger dog nipped at it, the toy erupted into a vigorous shaking motion accompanied by various noises. Game on! This was clearly a fun toy. Predictably, the tugging began almost instantly as they both vied for control – classic sibling behavior.This interactive, bone-shaped toy measures approximately 19 inches in total length and features tassel ropes at both ends, perfect for engaging two pets in a spirited game of tug-of-war. It’s constructed from a sturdy canvas fabric and secures with a Velcro closure at one end. Notably, there’s no internal stuffing, only the controller unit which conveniently charges via USB-C, a welcome departure from the ongoing expense of replacing batteries.The included instruction manual is well-written and even provides contact information for product support, which is always reassuring. A simple press of the button on the controller allows you to cycle through different sounds and actions. You can select barking sounds, squeaks, or even opt for complete silence, all with a press. The toy’s wiggling action is also adjustable, with indicator lights displaying the current mode: Active, Normal, and Standby. While you can control the toy’s wiggle, the enthusiastic wiggle of your pets’ excitement upon seeing it is definitely uncontainable – I doubt any dog could resist this!Now for the drawbacks. A minor inconvenience is the somewhat restricted access to the controller button due to the Velcro closure, the rope attachments, and the control unit itself taking up a significant amount of internal space. This makes it a little fiddly to press the button to change modes or turn the unit on/off, especially for those with larger fingers. Smaller hands should likely manage without issue. On the positive side, I don’t believe your pet would accidentally change the modes, as the button is strategically positioned at the end of the unit rather than on a more easily bumped surface.However, my more significant concern with this toy is the noticeable fraying that has already occurred after less than 30 minutes of playtime. The canvas is unraveling along the edges, and some of these resulting threads are quite long and substantial. Personally, I consider this a potential hazard, as some dogs, particularly puppies, have a tendency to ingest loose strings rather than spit them out. Ingested strings can unfortunately lead to serious complications and costly veterinary surgery.As expected with my discerning duo, their interest waned after about 30 minutes. This gives me an opportunity to trim the frayed threads, recharge the battery, and place the toy back in their box for future supervised play sessions.
Jeanne F. –
My dog is obsessed with the noises and motions it makes!
My dog is obsessed with this toy! He loves any kind of toy that sings or makes noises. This one barks realistically and also pants and wriggles. The noise/motion maker goes inside and stays put due to strong Velcro closure. Comes with charging cord — charge lasted over a week. My dog is a 30 lb Cockapoo who is NOT a strong chewer. He nibbles the edges of this and carries it around. An aggressive chewer would likely bite down too hard on the mechanism and break it (although it is encased in the heavy cotton canvas cover). Toy is relatively large about 12” long, so not for very small breeds.
The Honest Review Guy –
lots of room for improvement
The mechanical piece on the inside is huge, hard brittle plastic (with no cushion around it, so they can’t bite it) and the wag it does is barely a little flop. The material ends aren’t sewn either, so it’s fraying everywhere and my dog keeps hacking up strings. The only positive is the material is tough so it’s hard for her to rip it to get to the squeaker.
David G Musil –
Make your dog crazy
This is an interactive dog toy, yellow in color, about 8.5 inches long (16 inches total with the ropes at each end) and 4 inches wide. It comes with a rechargeable motorized “action” module that fits into a Velcro closed opening at one end of the toy. The module has a rubbery cover over the USB 3 charging port that also serves as the on/off switch and mode select. The toy comes with a tiny manual and a USB B to USB C charging cord. When disturbed, the toy makes little barking sounds and chitters and moves a little. My dogs were unimpressed, but I thought it was fun.
kala –
Cute
Very nice. It’s made well and last. The size is good