Dog Puzzle Toys - Interactive IQ Training & Mental Stimulating Toys for Large, Medium & Small Dogs

I have a 70 lb American Pitt bull Terrier and recently she has had to spend a bit more time home alone than she is used to. I wanted to get her something to occupy a bit of her time and help her keep herself out of trouble, so I ordered this. She absolutely loves her puzzle and it really does keep her entertained for quite some time. I always know when she eats all the treats/pieces of dog food because she squeaks the button in the middle a few times - so cute! I was worried she would destroy the puzzle since she is so big and 99% of her toys last less than 10 minutes, but we’ve had it over a week and it still looks and works perfectly (a week may not sound like long, but in our house that is a record). I fill it with treats or dog food twice a day, once when I leave for work and once when I’m back on break, so she has had plenty of opportunities to destroy it like she typically does. I definitely recommend this for any dog and I am more than happy I decided to get one for our home!

My 2 year old German Shepherd enjoys this but has all the treats out pretty quickly. This was the first puzzle I have purchased for her, and think it was a bit too easy. She uses it once a day, but it only takes her a minute or two until all the treats are out. When she is done, she flips it upside down and gnaws it until I take it away. :) She does enjoy it, though!

The level one toys are fun but too easy for my dog. I was hunting around for level twos for quite a while, either not satisfied with the price or the design. This is good for both - the design is not too plain and not too hard, and the price is definitely worth checking the toy out. The toy doesn't slide around on my linoleum floor, which is a plus.Some of the sliders don't move as smoothly as they should, even when empty. You can't fit much kibble or treats in a single compartment, especially if the food is a bit larger than average. While I wish the compartments were larger, this isn't totally bad - I can divide meal time enrichment between hunting and training sessions with the rest of Puppy's meal.Definitely worth checking out!

it's a wonderful game, but my German Shepherd pulled out the plastic pieces almost immediately. I put them back, and he knows how to play the game now. But he wants to eat it, not play with it. Will feel surprised if it lasts for 3 days. Probably perfect for smaller dogs or dogs with softer bite.

works as described. my dog enjoys puzzles, even tho she has not fully figured out the corner sections. the reason for the 4 star rating is because I would like for the food areas to be deeper, because she empties it in about 5 minutes.

my dog loves it and it seems like a perfect challenge level. the smaller slots are easier for her to get and the others a bit more difficult (so she isn't frustrated because it's too hard). this is going to help keep my puppy busy for sure!

I actually bought it as a gift for my grand dog, but I was told by my granddaughter that it was a big hit with Una. My granddaughter was very appreciative and said that they will spend a lot of time playing a with it in the future,,

My doodle puppy loves this puzzle and I enjoy watching her figure it out. That said, she is quite intelligent so it isn't a lengthy puzzle by any means.

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For context, my Shih-Poo puppy is currently 11 weeks and is quite intelligent for her age. I started to feel guilty because her routine was getting stale and she needed more enrichment. I was worried to be starting her off on a level 2 puzzle since she had no prior experience with puzzle toys but I'm happy to report that I'm wrong!She absolutely loves this puzzle toy and gets very excited to see it because it means she's hit the treats jackpot. First time she used it, it took about 5 min for her to understand the concept of sliding pieces and about 15 minutes total to solve the whole puzzle with minimal help. The next day, it took her about 5-7 minutes with no help; she uses a combination of her nose and paws to move the pieces.Onto the puzzle itself: it's great for small and medium sized dogs but I can see larger dogs just flipping the whole puzzle over, which defeats the purpose of the game. Each sliding piece has paw-shaped holes in it, big enough for me to just shove treats down, small enough so my puppy cant just stick her tongue in it. The holes allow for easy sniffing, use smellier treats for best results!

My 2 months puppy, Spooky, felt in love with it at first sight!An excellent toy for training, he learned to behave like a good boy the first day with it (ok, he's a good boy when it's feeding time most of the time, but he's only 2 and half now, as I write this, so there's still a lot of work to do) but it really help him to follow some rules, it makes feeding time fun for him, it makes him work for his food while he spends some energy and it gives us more free time, a lot more than when he was eating from his bowl.Along with other “eating game devices” (a Kong, and two different feeding carpet), each meal is easily a 45 minutes thing. And as he doesn't find or eat all his kibbles in one shot, he often go back to it to eat and play, so it's a win-win for all the family!Please note that it work way better on a carpet as the “suction thingies” are a little small.

Depending on the type of flooring it does slide but it does stick pretty easy unless my 85 pounds girl really getting pushy lol. It's a very decent quality I honestly expected cheaper and all the pieces slide easily and you can fit decent side treats or food.l they just have to be fairly thin. (Hot dog slices or cheese work good and are a high value reward to a pup just dont give too many) My high energy doggo loved it but my lazy suck just wanted me to hand feed her the treats lol