KONG finally made a toy I respect—it tricked me, challenged me, and won.

The heavyweight champ of treat toys—and I don’t say that lightly.

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Until now, no toy stood a chance

I’ve chewed through squeakers like popcorn. Shredded plushies in minutes. Outsmarted puzzle toys faster than Mum can finish a cuppa. Let’s just say I’m not easy to impress—or slow to destroy. So when the Wobbler showed up, I scoffed. Literally. Loudly.

But the joke’s on me. This toy… fought back.

The Wobbler doesn’t play around (well, actually, it does... but like, for real)

Meet the KONG Wobbler—a heavyweight champion in the treat toy arena. It looks like a regular ol’ red blob at first (eh, no offence), but it’s got moves. Every time I nudge it, it spins. It rolls. It rights itself. Treats come flying out like tiny rewards from a dodgy portaloo.

And the best bit? It made me work for it—not with frustration, but with gleeful tail wags and a deeply suspicious side-eye.

This is the first toy I didn’t beat... It beat me back. Respect.

Why she (your human mum) secretly loves it more than I do

You might think the Wobbler’s just for me. But oh no, it’s giving more than it’s getting:

• Distraction station: Gives me something clever to do while Mum’s working.
• Durability dream: Made of hard plastic, I can’t chew it to bits.
• No batteries, no drama: It’s simple, solid, and makes treat time last longer.
• Food pace police: If I must eat slower (ugh), this is the way.
• Style-friendly form: It’s red, bold, and somehow… not ugly? Mum says it “styles well next to the herb rack.”

Wobblers vs. the World (of chewables)

This isn’t just a treat toy—it’s a rival. Let’s compare, shall we?

• Plushies: Soft, easy, don’t last. Cute, yes. Smart? No.
• Chews: Tasty. Gone in 60 seconds. EVERY time.
• Puzzle boards: Meh. Once I crack them, they’re just plastic plates.
• The Wobbler: Still spins. Still surprises. Still standing.

I used to get through a toy a week. The Wobbler’s been around over 30 days—fully intact. That’s a paws-on miracle in this house.

Indoor rainy weather hero? This.

On those soggy no-park days, the Wobbler steps up. It keeps me moving. Thinking. Plotting. I push it with my nose, slap it with my paw, bark at it just to try get inside its chewy little mind. Every treat it spills feels earned… like a victory snack.

Tips for first-timers (take it from the pro)

• Start slow: Use bigger treats that come out easier so your doggo gets the idea.
• Add scent: Rub a bit of peanut butter on the outside to boost interest levels (worked for me!).
• Supervise the first few goes—especially with excitable eaters like moi.
• Clean often. It unscrews, which Mum says is “actual genius.”

What this means for your life (yes, really)

If you’re juggling a busy day and a bouncing pup, the Wobbler is a silent co-parent. It manages our attention, channels our food drive, and keeps us occupied in the best possible way. Suddenly, long emails, brunch Zooms and folding laundry might actually happen uninterrupted. What a treat—for both of you.

Don’t be surprised if your dog side-eyes it, then falls in love

I didn’t want to like it. I wanted to win. But when you find something that challenges you, rewards you, and makes your hooman smile while you play—it’s worth writing about. The Wobbler didn’t just feed me—it taught me patience. (And how to dramatically flop in frustration when a treat gets stuck.)

Last bark?

Not every toy is worth barking over. But the KONG Wobbler? Respect.

Treat time isn’t a snack attack anymore—it’s a whole performance.

Until next snack... stay wobbly, friends!

– Thor 🐾

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