Ministry of Pet M.O.P Strong Flexible Dog Fetch Toy, Durable Material, Glow in the Dark Throw & Fetch Toy - For Small Dogs, Green

I’m old and I’m not easily satisfied when I buy things. The majority of stuff in today’s marketplace is junk. Things rarely do what they say they do. It’s annoying. I write the odd one star review but who really cares. Nobody likes negativity so I either don’t bother writing anything or I glumly hit four or five stars when prompted. It’s nice to be nice and nobody likes negative people. They ruin the party and we should enjoy Chinese manufacture while it lasts. We are probably the last Western generation to enjoy this kind of perceived opulence before the apples roll off the handcart. So it’s with a fair amount of enthusiasm that I write this review. I’m a misanthrope. I don’t like people much and I wait till they are asleep to walk my dog. This has led to the purchase of a variety of Chinese laser beam torches which light up a whole football pitch at the flick of a button. My little dog has taken to sticks. It’s become an obsession and so we play “stick” in the dark. This isn’t ideal. The Chinese torch used to last a fair while but like all badly made goods it fails rather quickly now. So we use it less and less. Which in turn means I lose the dog when the batteries go flat and they invariably do! The torch beam while useful for fat old adults to prevent unwanted mud skiing in the dark also hurts his little eyes. The routine goes thus - turn on torch - find stick - shine torch in a direction - throw stick. My dog trainer tells me vets say 80% of dog injuries are caused by sticks! Don’t do it. NOW? I get to stomp around the field like an alien whose landed with a luminous sex toy like tendril coming out of my forehead making strange noises (it’s a head torch) then we can spend a fair while throwing said tendril without the need for artificial light. It’s brilliant. Utterly brilliant. Even has a built in dog walk timer. When the green light goes out it’s time to go home. So yes, this one has the green light from Mr Grumpy in Glastonbury and dog. And I don’t care what the neighbourhood thinks is going on. Around here nobody is likely to believe them anyway ;/)

It seemed robust. The dog I brought it for would run after it but would come back with a real stick. Tried on several walks, in the end gave it to another dog that was happy to use it.

Great durable dog toy, my dog loves these safe sticks. They will eventually break off at either end ,but they last for a very long time.

One of the better ones I have had. So far still usable although now cracked with constant chewing. Would buy again.

Very good quality construction. So far our Border Terrier hasn't managed to damage it. She would be happy fetching this all day. Added bonus is that this is so much cheaper than other similar big brand items.Highly recommended.

I did buy this dog toy as an alternative to my lab picking up muddy sticks with sharp bits.This isn’t for small dog’s as it’s really chunky and huge, just right for my 36kg lab.It’s bouncy and glows in the dark but I still find it difficult to get one reviewer’s words out of my mind… that it looks like a sex toy.It’s very sturdy, whatever you end up utilising it for (!).So far my boy is still favouring the sticks.And I’m still embarrassed.

My little dog loves this. He’s not quite worked out the whole fetch and return scenario but he’s a chewer and spends a good deal of time chewing on this. He’s not made a dent in it so far

Didn’t last long at all before my 18month old dog had wrecked it