🐶 6pcs Puppy Dogs Walking Animal Balloons: Fun Pet Dog Birthday Party Supplies & Animal Theme Decorations for Kids Review

I like that they are very cute. The downside is that only 3 of them stand alone. Only one really "walks" because only he is low to the ground. Overall, he gets points for being cute. No straw is included, you can use any regular one. I'm a girl and I was able to blow all six in less than ten minutes using a regular straw and tying them with ropes.

They were easy to fill with a helium tank or just inflate with the included straw. We had one of the 12 we ordered that popped out when filling. They were very cute and held up well when filled with helium (they don't float). All the kids (and adults to be honest) loved them at our birthday party. A word of caution, my little one ripped off a couple of his ears and legs but they were easily glued back on.

They're cute and easy to inflate by blowing through a straw, but the Boston Terrier, the dog I love the most, wasn't inflatable because the plastic seemed to stick together. NEVER bring air into it. The second dog had the same problem but I didn't care. However, my husband continued to work on opening the "bait" and when he used a knitting needle it worked and we were able to blow up the last two dogs!

I bought two packs for my daughter's 2nd birthday. It was a puppy :) THEY WERE THE BIGGEST HIT! I bought a helium balloon from Dollar General for $25 and he filled them all plus a few latex balloons. Undoubtedly the best replacement "gift bag". My 2 year old enjoyed sitting on them and they held up well. She ended up sitting on one until his ass was blown off. lol I took one to work for a friend and some ADULTS played with it. I would definitely recommend them to any gathering of kids or adults

I thought I could cut off the legs and they would swim. They don't. I've seen some reviews say they have weighed down legs, but the anticipation comes from somewhere in the balloons. I'm only giving them 2 stars because two of them had broken valves and we couldn't open them to fill with air or helium. . I filled one with regular air (using a straw to inflate it) and the other 3 had helium. They "run" better with helium, but hardly. I personally consider it a waste of helium if your balloons…

Our dog-loving son turned seven during the coronavirus quarantine and it wasn't easy to get hold of helium balloons. We inflated these balloons with a bicycle pump. It took a little while, but they weren't difficult to fill. Helium is not required! Actually I don't think they should be used with helium as you can't walk on them and they are upside down when they swim. They were excellent quality, after two weeks they are still very puffy. Our three children aged 4 to 8 dragged them around the…

They are so cute! We used a hand pump with a bicycle nozzle to inflate these dog balloons. I thought about partially filling them with helium, but to be honest it didn't matter because our granddaughters just loved them filled with air. As soon as we got to their balloon home they ran upstairs and were so excited (a 6 year old and two 3 year olds) to see their dog balloons. A 3 year old granddaughter immediately started hugging the balloon so we had to remind her it might burst so she hugged it

They were very kind. But out of the 3 packs I bought, 4 were sealed and couldn't explode. All 3 Boston Terrier style black and white dogs. So 1 of each pack didn't explode and a pack didn't explode with another dog. The Boston Terrier appears to have a design flaw. The tongue where it explodes is smaller and fully sealed. I used the end of a helium nozzle, but a straw won't work either. I made sure to purchase extra in case there were any issues after reading the reviews. But the children liked