Very disappointing. Istead of spraying water out of both ears and the tongue as shown in the pitcure, water only managed to trickle out of one ear, and there was certainly no shaking. I would not recommend this product to anyone.

The sale price for this item is very good - I would recommend it only if it is on sale.

It is cute, and may be fun for small children; however I think those cheap spinning sprinklers (usually have the character heads) would be better.

It took about 5 minutes to inflate, and then 10 minutes to get the air in the ears to be just right so that they would move. Then, when they did move they twisted up quite frequently. If the ears were blown up all the way, water just shot straight up into the air (over the kids). My kids were frustrated. The tongue was the only part that moved without problems. Then, to avoid it getting popped when not in use you have to remove all the air from it and shake out the remaining water - that's a pain as the dog is quite large - bigger than my actual labs. So keep that in mind.

According to the instructions, lack of movement/wagging may be due to a problem with water pressure. I am not aware of being in a low pressure area, but if you happen to know you are - you may want to take a pass.

This sprinkler is a lot of fun. All you have to do is fill it up with air, which doesn't take long, and then attach it to a garden hose. The ears and tongue and tail are supposed to move with the water on, but they don't always move. It doesn't matter much though, because they still shoot water which is the main thing.