Hasbro i-Dog

I love my iPod and when it comes to Christmas (because I am a tech geek) the family always struggles to buy me gifts. This is mainly beacause my tech gadgets cost in excess of their budget. It came as a big surprise that last Christmas I opened an iDog. This little chappy connects to your iPod (or any MP3 player) via the supplied 3.5mm cable. You then switch him on and he wiggles his head and ears whilst making barking and funny noises. Then comes the fun part. Turn on your tunes and the music is played through the iDog's built-in speaker. It doesn't go too loud, but certainly loud enough to enjoy. The iDog then moves in time to the music, well sort of. It is ...  Read the complete review

An i.dog's for it's each entire battery life, not just for Xmas! Having said that I doubt the local dogs home would accomodate your i.dog if it wasn't of any need to you anymore. Anyway, my pet loving girlfriend who noted the distinct absence of pets in my life got me a non-pooing, non eating and very obedient dog. i.dog's seem to be rather cult and popular toys these days! It sleeps most of them time, doesn't need a flea collar (has no fur), and barks and walks, and wags when I want it by the touch of it's little wired controller! Okay, so Iggy (yeah, it's been named...) is a bit frighteningly robotic; a cross breed ...  Read the complete review