What are Interactive Dog Toys?

Just fill with an empty water bottle and whenever your dog bites or steps on it .... CRRRUUUNNNCCCCHHH! Dogs love that crunchity sound and with this interactive dog toy, they can hear it as much as they want (though their human family members will no doubt think that's too much as you can image how noisy this toy is!)

As one the most popular interactive dog toys, you can bet the Babble Ball is lots of fun. As a dog moves the ball around it says all sorts of funny words and phrases. Dogs love the sound of a human voice and this toy is especially comforting when your pooch is home alone.

This may look like some ordinary novelty dog toy but it's really much more than that. It's a 2-in-1 interactive dog toy because not only does it make fun explosion sounds when your dog rolls it around, it also dispenses little treats too! Definitely a toy that will keep your dog coming back for more interactive play. In other words, it really is "da bomb".

This bubble shooter makes blowing a ton of little chicken-scented bubbles easy - all you have to do is press the trigger. It runs on 2AA batteries so you can bet the bubbles come out fast and furious! Dogs will have a lot of work to do trying to pop all of those tiny bubbles - but their tails will be wagging (and you'll be laughing) the whole time.

The ultimate bonanza of bacon bubbles! If your dog loves bubbles, I mean LOVES bubbles, then why not give your pooch what he / she wants with a massive windstorm of bacon-scented bubbles. It's pretty much a doggie's dream come true. Just fill the machine up with bubble solution, turn it on and then watch as your dog pounces, jumps, spins and does somersaults (okay maybe not that) trying to frantically pop all those dog bubbles. Not only is it great entertainment for you, it's some serious exercise for your pooch!

For this puzzle, treats are hidden under locked compartments and a dog must complete two tasks before earning the treats: 1) remove the bone-shaped pegs and then 2) slide the blocks, one after the other, in a circle. To make the game easier, you can choose to not put the locking pegs in place.

This puzzle has four rotating discs with three of the layers containing treats. Dogs must turn the discs with their noses or paws in order to find the treats. But, it's not easy as it may sound because the discs can spin too fast (covering the treats right back up). So, dogs need to figure out how to not only move the discs but how to control them as well.

What makes Fetchtastic truly interactive is that a dog can control the frequency of the balls being launched. How? Because if only one tennis ball is used, a dog drops the ball in the top of the bucket, Fetchtastic launches the ball, the dog fetches the ball and then drops it back in the bucket. This entertaining cycle of fun will repeat for as long as a fetch-happy pooch wants to keep playing.

The perfect way for you and your dog to interact together while having some great fun! You'll probably end up having just as much fun as your pooch - launching balls over 220 feet in the air is pretty dang cool. Having a fetch toy like this is great because it really extends the playing time - otherwise throwing balls on your own could result in some serious tennis elbow by the time your dog wants to quit. The Hyper Ball Launcher comes in both a 2-ball and 4-ball model.