DIOCOL Dog Training Toys/Aids, Dog Peanut Butter Toy for Crate Training, Fixed On The Crate to Reduce Anxiety, Dog Therapy Dispenser, Dog Crate Toy (Green)

We have a mastiff puppy that we crate trained and this really helped her enjoy getting in her crate! It helps keep her calm and I freeze it with peanut butter or Greek yogurt and it soothes her puppy teeth. She hasn’t chewed it up and we have used it for months. It fits perfectly in our crate and the lid makes it mess free in the freezer.

I like that this product is easy to use with a wire crate. My new puppy loves it!

Perfect for crate training

Overall like the product but had to throw away after second use as my one dog who is more of a super chewer was able to bite the corner off fairly easily. Product seemed pretty sturdy so it was surprising and sad to lose out on it so quickly. Will get again but only give to my other dog who is less of a super chewer and is unlikely to destroy it. Good product, just not the best for super chewers!

I have an Old English bulldog. About 50lbs. He chewed through this on the second use. :( major bummer because it’s such a good idea to keep him busy but you might want to look elsewhere if you have a heavy chewer!

This product would be ok for puppies that's not into chewing. Concept is great . Was able to get our puppy in the crate and stay with the door open.. This item lasted 30 mins though . Our puppy decided to chew on it and was able to take a chunk from it. So we will be searching for one that is made of entirely hard plastic.

This dog toy is perfect for training your pup. It is silicone and easy to clean between uses and it doesn't get any weird smells. They love when I put peanut butter on it for them to lick. It allows me to clip their nails while they eat the peanut butter off it. The best part us they have a 2 year guarantee. A must have for your furry friend because it'll help you accomplish tasks you otherwise wouldn't be able to accomplish if you didn't have a distraction for them.

This was the VERY first time I left him with this in his crate. He ate the PB and then proceeded to decimate this guy. I thought for sure it would be a higher quality of durability given that your expectation is that a higher anxiety level dog would be needing this.Anyway. If you have a dog that chews, skip this. Or just give him the $$ to eat and save a step. 😑😑