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Specifications:
- Brand new, non toxic and easy to use
- Especially for the young people who have pressure in their work or life, to take out the bad emotion
- This little gadget is a true classic trick toy
- You can have fun with your friends
- The perfect surprise for that special person
- The Vent Octopus Trick Toy is strong enough to make him or her unsuspecting but harmless
- This is a great vent Vent Octopus Trick Toy for you to own or to give as a gift to a friend
- Color: Yellow
Details:
- Octopus Shaped
- Give this trick toy to someone to use and watch when they draw out of the chewing gum, they will get a harmless electric shock that will make scream and jump
- Especially for the young people who have pressure in their work or life, to take out the bad emotion
- The Vent Octopus Trick Toy is strong enough to make him or her unsuspecting but harmless
- This is a great vent Vent Trick Toy for you to own or to give as a gift to a friend
How to Declutter Toys?
It is usually easy to identify which homes have children living in them by the clutter on the floor. Many infants, toddlers and elementary school-aged children have a variety of toys and activities at their disposal. If parents aren't careful, the clutter of toys can take over the home and give it a disheveled look. Simple organizations tips can transform the mess without throwing out all of the toys.
- Give each child a box where they can keep their current favorite toys. Even though this is a list that changes week-to-week for some kids, it's a way for kids to get to their favorite toys easily without pulling out a bunch of drawers and boxes in the process.
- Separate the toys into different categories, like dolls, balls, and blocks. Store each type of toy in a separate storage bin. Clearly label the bins with words or pictures so you and your children can easily find what they are looking for.
- Donate toys that you notice aren't being used anymore.
Package Included:
- 1 x Funny Vent Octopus Trick Toy
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Bernhard Waldner
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05-03-2011- Other Thoughts: I got this toy for my 40 lbs. puppy and she really likes it. It took her a little while to figure it out (she mostly just chomped on it for the first couple days), but now it's a good way to keep her entertained for 20 minutes or so. My only complaint is that it's a tiny bit too small, so she can fit the entire thing in her mouth.
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valerie schul
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05-13-2011- Other Thoughts: My adopted lab mix was scared of this toy. It makes a lot of noise when it rolls around on the floor. Then he decided to tear it up... oh well
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HoangGia Duong
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05-01-2011- Other Thoughts: I bought this about a week ago and my 4 lbs yorkie puppy LOVES it! He eats all his meals through this ball and will play with it until every last piece of food is gone. I got the smaller ball and its not too big where he cant push it around and get the food out. Great Product!
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yella girl
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05-06-2012- Pros: Cute and funny looking Can squeeze -> good for stress relief! Water proof Free Free Free!
- Cons: Gets dirty really fast (it seems to collects dust) but washable. Other than sqeezing, nothing else you can do with it.
- Other Thoughts: was free!
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CONRADO REYES
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04-30-2011- Other Thoughts: At first, my dog didn't like this ball. She seemed almost afraid of it because it makes a lot of noise when it rolls along the tile. She also wasn't very patient with it when she wouldn't get treats out of it quickly (on the easiest setting). However, over time she has really come to enjoy this toy; and she'll spend quite a while getting treats out of it.
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