Such a cute bilingual toy! I got this for my 1 year old daughter for Easter. Out of all the other items in her Easter basket this is the one toy she just couldn't stop playing with. The instant look of happiness when it turned on and started singing her favorite songs in English and Spanish (they are some songs that are the same in both languages, but also different ones. Like the more popular songs from each language, which I love). She woke up this morning and went right for that toy after having her bottle!The dog can either move along from its wheels on legs and wag its tail while playing music, or it can be switched off to stay still and just sing songs, talk, or play games when the child interacts with the dog.Food game is fun and educational. The bone game is just placing the bone in the dogs mouth for it to "chew" on, and there are numbers 1, 2, 3 and letters A, B, C on either side that will say a variety of educational things each time you press on them. The music button is on top of the dog. When pressed the dog will start lighting up and begin singing a popular nursery rhyme/song in either English or Spanish depending on which setting you have it on.This toy is perfect for our household as its a bilingual household, but is also great for any toddler to ore schooler as its fun, educational, and a fun way to introduce a 2nd language to them.

My daughter loves this. Works well is as advertised.

My great granddaughter fell in love with this immediately.

This is an Amazon Vine Review of Free ProductI am a vine reviewer. When I initially received this product, it did not run in reverse properly. So, I contacted the vendor and they quickly sent me a replacement product without question, which worked perfectly. So, I commend the company for doing a good job at supporting their customer base!I think this electronic puppy toy is cute. It has lots of different things for a little one to explore. On one side there’s buttons to press that announce 1, 2 and 3. On the other side, there’s buttons for A, B & C. On the puppy’s back there is a button to press that plays all kinds of different songs.There’s a button to change English to Spanish. And, the on/off button also has lower and louder volume setting, which is nice.On the bottom, there is a lever that you can use to make the puppy start moving, or stay still, which is great depending on what age of child is playing with the toy. The lever would be really hard for a very small child to move. But, a 2 or 3 year old, could move it. I love that there’s a 4 section break away “leash”, like curtains have, so to help prevent a child being choked on the leash. I like that it comes in 4 sections. I would only attach one section, for 6 mos to 2 year olds, so they can play with the toy safely. As children get older, you can add sections to the leash. I love that when it’s in motion it can sense objects in it’s path and reverse to try to avoid them.There are 5 fruits discs that when inserted into the puppy’s mouth, a voice says what fruit each of them are. There’s a door on the front to access and store the discs in, which is nice. When you insert the bone into the puppy’s mouth it says “Yum”! Cute! The fruits take a bit of force to insert and the door to open to remove them is also a little hard to open. But, an 18 month old or older should be able to manage. The toy requires 3 AA batteries.The toy seems to be pretty quality built and durable enough to take some abuse and still keep going. Seems like a pretty good value to me and does everything it says it does! I recommend this toy for ages 6 months to 3 years old.I have attached a video to show how the toy works for reference.

This is a great toy with pieces that are a great size for a small child to play with and not a choking hazard.

My one year old grandson loved this puppy. Chases it , claps and dances to the songs

love it. my grandbaby loves it. only downfall is the breakaway string to pull the toy. it disconnects too easily so we struggle with pulling the toy otherwise she loves it.

My great grandbaby loved it