217 reviews forDog Toy RunningEgg

My 8-month-old boxer girl Daphne absolutely loves this egg. When she's playing with the egg, everything else around her, except for me, becomes completely uninteresting. Every now and then, she even prompts me to kick the egg away, which can be quite painful if I'm wearing the wrong shoes. If this egg ever goes missing or gets damaged, a new one will definitely be needed, so I'll go ahead and buy a second one as a backup. Brilliant product, I can only recommend it!

This super cool egg is absolutely brilliant, our dog just can’t get enough of it. The only downside is that with ours, you always have to go after it and give the egg a little kick to make it interesting for him again – but then it’s off to the races once more! When kicking it, you’ve got to be careful though – it hurts your toes ;-)

I'm thrilled with the egg. So are my dogs: two English Bulldogs, two German Shepherds. However, my female German Shepherd managed to break the egg. First, she managed to grind grooves all around the egg with her teeth, and eventually, she made two holes in it. I decided to throw the egg away after that. But it lasted a really long time. And she was absolutely "crazy" about it. I'll definitely order it again because it was great fun for everyone.

Finally, a toy that my Boxer can't destroy. He absolutely loves playing with balls, but unfortunately, they never last long – they’re gone in no time. So, for dogs that are crazy about balls, this is an absolute hit. Now I need to order another one because my second Boxer is totally missing out – the big one won’t let go of it anymore.

Really a great, sturdy toy. My Aussie is absolutely crazy about it and goes wild with the thing all over the yard. It’s also impossible to chew to pieces (unlike so many other balls and similar toys).

My daughter and I found it more fun to play with the egg than my two female Miniature Schnauzers did. The dogs find the egg completely uninteresting, so I’ll probably use it as Easter decoration instead—what a shame...

My Giant Schnauzer-Shepherd mix has had the Runnin Gegg for over a year now, and she absolutely loves it and goes crazy for it. The egg is still in perfect condition. She plays and romps around with it all on her own. But it’s also fun for two when I play with my sweet girl using it. A football game, doggy style! ;-) I’m thrilled, and so is my sweet girl. It glides especially well on snow. I recommend everyone try it out on snow. Incredible fun!

Well, my dog loves this ball. She won’t go outside without it anymore ;) Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaanyway, since it’s made of plastic and she can’t hold it in her mouth, she keeps biting her tongue while playing. Oh well, such games make you thirsty, and as a result, her tongue gets longer by the minute and eventually gets in the way ;) But honestly, it’s still the best "ball" I’ve ever bought!

My Aussie male absolutely loves his egg. He pushes it across the meadow with his nose and paws with great perseverance. If it ends up in a corner or a bush, he works tirelessly until he can free it on his own again. He also plays football with me using it – he’s the goalkeeper. It’s definitely not a toy for indoors. My other two dogs aren’t interested in the egg at all. I’ve had it for many months now, and it only has a few scratches, even though my male usually destroys everything in no time. I think it’s like any toy – some love it, and others aren’t interested at all.

I expected the item to be more durable. My 2-year-old Boxer loves it, and so does the neighbour's dog. But the big Labrador mix from next door managed to bite into it very quickly. For the price, that's not acceptable. Otherwise, it's a great outdoor toy. For hard plastic, the price is quite high, but unfortunately, the durability isn't great! I ordered it on 23/09, and it's already ruined!

This "egg" was a complete waste of money. My two Giant Schnauzers gave it a quick look, and that was it. In my opinion, it's uninteresting for dogs because they can't grab or hold it. USELESS!!!

...unfortunately a bad purchase. My Bearded played with it for about 5 minutes, and that was it. Indoors, it makes too much noise for her, and on the lawn, the "egg" constantly gets stuck in the grass and is left ignored. Plus, she keeps banging her teeth against the egg... Maybe it's something for people who want their dog to entertain themselves, but my Bearded finds every other available, fetchable object far more interesting. Not everything can always be the "favourite toy", can it? ;)

Our German Shepherd doesn't like his egg at all, as the egg can't be fetched. It'll be used as Easter decoration in the coming years.

My four-year-old German Shepherd loves this wild egg! The perfect toy, even when you don't have much time. And excellent for fitness training!

At first, the ball lay in the garden for weeks, completely ignored. Then it became a hit! Lying on it, wrestling with the ball, chasing after it, dribbling with the owner, and finally – with the pointed end already a bit chewed – our darling managed to grab the good piece with their teeth and carry it around the garden. It brought about four months of fun, and now there's a new one.

Our one-year-old Border Collie is absolutely thrilled. She can keep herself entertained with the "Egg" for an extended period and still finds it super interesting even weeks later.

We have 2 dogs, a medium-sized Labrador mix and a Pit Bull - Dogo Argentino mix. Our Pit Bull mix is absolutely in love with her new toy. She could spend the whole day out in the field with it and would never want to stop. We struggled to find a suitable toy for this breed, but now we’ve finally found it. It’s lasted over 3 months so far, which is a record, and I think it will last even longer. Our second dog (Labrador mix) does play with it too, but after 10 minutes she’s already had enough. We’re absolutely satisfied with it, and it was definitely not a bad purchase for us.

I am more than thrilled with how excited our 2-year-old German Shepherd has been playing with this egg for the past three months. At first, he wasn’t particularly interested in it. But after I kept throwing it and he started pushing it back to me, he gradually found more joy in it. Nowadays, he won’t let me leave the house without the RunninGegg. He clearly insists that I absolutely have to take it with me. With breaks for drinking, we play almost daily for 1 to 1 ½ hours, during which he pushes the egg across the meadow and repeatedly comes back to box it through my legs (goal).

When this egg was added to the range, we just had to have it. Unfortunately, it didn’t go down well with us at all. For one thing, it’s absolutely only suitable for outdoor use, and for another, it quickly becomes boring. Our Labby has had the egg for a good year now, but has only played with it twice!

My Hovi found this "ball" completely uninteresting on his 6th birthday. I couldn't have bought him a more boring ball. This dog toy called RunninGegg is not for us. Any old tennis ball is more entertaining. Maybe it's better suited as a puppy toy. In our case, we just say: What a shame :-(, but the treats from zoo-plus were excellent!