Quick answer
Choose Chi Chi the Chihuahua if your child wants a tiny, purse-friendly pup with a bold personality. Choose Redley the Retriever for a classic, floppy-eared dog that feels like a real family pet.
What they have in common
Both Paw Pals walk, bark, nod, wag their tails, and pounce. Each comes in a colorful gift box that doubles as a cozy home. Both require 2 AA batteries (not included) and are recommended for ages 5 and up.
How they differ
Chi Chi is a beige Chihuahua with a red bandana and a perky, playful attitude. She is small enough to ride in a purse, making her great for on-the-go play. Redley is a golden retriever with soft floppy ears and a more traditional dog appearance, ideal for kids who want a cuddly-looking companion.
Price and value
Both are priced similarly, with Chi Chi at $9.22 and Redley at $8.96 (compared to $12.99). The small price difference is negligible, so the decision comes down to which breed and style your child prefers.
Chi Chi vs Redley: Trade-offs at a glance
- Size and portability: Chi Chi is smaller and can ride in a purse, making her more portable. Redley is a larger, floppy-eared dog better suited for home play.
- Personality and style: Chi Chi has a perky, fashionable look with a red bandana. Redley has a soft, classic retriever appearance that feels more like a family pet.
- Price difference: Chi Chi costs $9.22 and Redley costs $8.96. The difference is only $0.26, so price is not a deciding factor. Focus on your child's breed preference and play style instead.
Product facts
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Paw Pals - Chi Chi the Chihuahua: Chi Chi the Chihuahua walks, nods her head, wags her tail, barks, and playfully pounces. She wears a red bandana and comes in a gift box that can serve as her home. Her small size and bandana give her a distinct, sassy personality that kids who love tiny dogs will adore.
Paw Pals - Chi Chi the Chihuahua
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Paw Pals - Redley the Retriever: Redley the Retriever walks, barks, nods his head, wags his tail, and playfully pounces. He has soft floppy ears and comes in a gift box that can serve as his home. His floppy ears and golden retriever look make him feel like a real family pet, perfect for kids who want a classic dog experience.
Paw Pals - Redley the Retriever
Which interactive pet is right for your child?
Best for
- Kids who want a tiny, purse-friendly pup with a bold personality – choose Chi Chi the Chihuahua
- Kids who prefer a classic, floppy-eared dog that looks like a real family pet – choose Redley the Retriever
Not for
- Children under 5 years old (both are recommended for ages 5+)
- Kids who expect a fully programmable or app-connected robot (these are simple interactive toys)