iFetch Too Interactive Ball Launcher for Dogs - Launches Standard Tennis Balls, Large

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It works as advertised. Our 68 lb. ocd ball dog is too stubborn to use it by herself, but has learned to drop in the balls (but she wants a human to do it). I switched to plastic chuck-it balls (2.5") and they don't get soaked so it keeps working well. The Negative: We stored it for 18 months, and then tried to use it. The battery would not hold a charge. After reading time reading reviews and searching online, I went to the ifetch website (be patient, it is SLOW & eventually found a contact email. By this time, I was tired, frustrated, and very annoyed. I explained to the problem and my frustration with a non-working and seemingly not replaceable battery to the company. The Joyous Resolution: The company responded in a few days with a very nice email and asked for my address they could send me replacement battery. After a few days they sent a follow-up email apologizing for the delay and letting me know that they hadn't forgotten, but the battery was going to take a couple extra days. It arrived in less than 2 weeks, and only took 1 screwdriver to install. It charged, and it's working perfectly. I am very thankful to their customer service team, especially Grant. It has been off the charger now for 3 days, and every time I or a dog drop a ball in it, it works, so the standby mode is functioning perfectly. I was told that if the battery is left for several months, or 18, it will stop holding a charge. So my suggestion is, if you're not using it for a while, stick it on the charger every couple monthsto keep the battery fresh.

It's a great little gadget, does what it says and does it well, it does make a noise but it isn't loud or scary. Still trying to get dog to drop ball into it himself rather than beside it. Only gave 3 stars for value for money because I do think they are expensive for what they are, but the dog and I are still happy we bought it.

We just got the iFetch today, and our 16-month old, 7-pound Yorkie-Chon absolutely loves the extra small balls compared to a regular tennis ball. She actually didn't want to play with the iFetch at first because the balls themselves were so much fun. But when she saw the ball fly past her at high-speed, she totally got onboard! It took her about 5-10 minutes to learn to put the ball in the iFetch by herself. She's pretty good at putting away her toys in her basket at bedtime, so those skills were easily transferrable to the iFetch. However, she sort of waits for our signal to put the ball iFetch, so I'm hoping she will become more independent with the iFetch. I want her to be able to entertain herself while I work at home or when she is home alone. As for safety, she occasionally gets hit in the face, but then again, she HAS succeeded in catching it at close range to my surprise. She sometimes gets so obsessed that she stands right in front of it and catches it the millisecond that it comes out. She is THAT good. She can play with this for leterally hours on end if we let her.It is sort of disturbign and we should have a pet-intervention! lol!Day 2: I totaly ignored her whenever she gave me the ball to put in the machine, so she figured out that she had to do it herself. So now, she has learned to play with it by herself. (Now she doesn't keep bothering us to go downstairs with her to play after a long day at work!) She destroyed two of the blue balls by ripping off all the fuzz and gutting them, so I bought the XS Kong squeaker tennis ball 3-pack at the petshop, as someone mentioned in another review. I'm expecting the Kong products to last a lot longer. (And it's fun to have the squeak!)She slobbered a lot the first day, so put a paper towel underneath it. Now I know not to let her play too long with it, so the balls don't get so wet.One week later: Our dog is still completely obsessed by this toy. The Kong balls work ok, but get stuck often once the fuzz gets loosened. I bought squash balls, which she absolutely loves for the bounce and probably texture and durability, but they get REALLY slobbery, so after two or three times, they get stuck unless I wipe them off in a paper towel before putting them in there (which sort of defeats the purpose of independent play). She goes into a barking fit when the balls get jammed, but she doesn't like to play with the remaining blue iFetch ball which never gets jammed. Sigh. I'm still happy with this purchase...I just wish the balls were more durable and less fuzzy.She seems to have lost all interest in her other toys and balls.Best investment ever!I registered it in Canada and after a month or so, it broke and the company was really good about sending a replacement right away. As long as your dog doesn't overdo it and you clean the gunk every so often, it lasts.

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