Choken Bako Coin Choken Bako Coin Eating Dog Coin Bank 18cm PINK random color

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Choken Bako Coin Choken Bako Coin Eating Dog Coin Bank 18cm PINK random color:
$0.72

Product & Gag ToysMaterialABSNet Weight(kg)0.49Shipping Weight(kg)0.3705ColorKhaki
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Overview Why simply drop a coin into a jar when you can watch your mechanical pet pooch lap-up your savings? Coin Eating Dog is a fun way to teach young dog lovers the value of saving. Like his feline friend, this adorable pup can’t help himself when he sees his favorite food: delicious legal currency! Place a coin in Coin Eating Dog’s dish and watch him bend down to excitedly chow down your change. His head swivels, his body gyrates, and his tail happily wags as he licks his dish clean, knocking your coin into the storage bank below. The door on the side of the bank allows you to easily retrieve your money when you’re ready to convert your cash to bones.

Canine coin collector Like most dogs, the Dog Bank doesn’t need training to learn how to eat. The Dog’s dish has a trigger in the middle and a slot at its base. Placing your coin in the dish presses down on the trigger and causes the Dog to leap into action. Watch as he goes from heel to hungry, moving his head back and forth as he happily wags his tail. During the feeding frenzy, the dish tilts downward and your coin falls through the slot, where it is deposited into the bank below. After feeding time finishes, the Dog returns to his sitting position where he eagerly awaits his next monetary meal.

Question: Will this dog eat anything or only U.S. coins? Answer: This dog will eat anything that fits into the coin slot on his dish, which should accommodate almost any coin... and maybe a button or two. Question: Can he only eat one coin at a time? Answer: This dog is able to scarf down multiple coins at once.

Man’s best financial advisor Saving money, while responsible, is usually considered boring. But with an animatronic mutt to feed, your kids will love putting money in the bank. Seeing this dog excitedly scarf down their coins is a great reward for making a responsible choice. When your child is ready to cash out their savings, the door on the side of the bank opens for easy access. Until then, they’ve got a faithful guard dog watching over their stash.