Outward Hound Nina Ottosson By Dog Worker Green Interactive Treat Puzzle Dog Toy

Billy (shih tsu mix) loves to search through it for treats. Not very challenging, barely intermediate, but a good first toy when the easier ones lose their challenge. Sturdy enough, easy to wash, keeps his interest. Maybe too small for a large dog, though.

This item is fantastic for puppies to learn to feed themselves and keep them entertained.

This puzzle toy is a great way to entertain your dog. After initially being afraid of the noise and movement, my 11 year old Chihuahua now loves it and checks it throughout the day for more food. I spent some time during the first few days to introduce her to the mechanics of the puzzle and slowly increased the difficulty over several weeks. Here are the different levels I used:1. Kibble in the hole with the knob covering2. Kibble in the hole with the fin covering3. Kibble in the hole, covered by the fin, and the knob pushed against it4. Kibble in the knob so she has to slide it to the hole and back5. Kibble in the knob and the fin covering the holeShe has it mastered now (about 3 weeks total) but I believe she still enjoys the activity of hunting for her food. She's learned to use her nose and paws together (she really only used her nose before) and has gained confidence not only with the toy but with new situations she encounters (getting around obstacles, for instance).The toy itself is well made and easy to clean. The pieces seem sturdy but my dog is not a chewer so I can't speak to that. I have already bought two more products from the same line and am equally as pleased.

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I thought I have to throw my dogs puzzle away but I finally found these. The colour is different from the puzzlesl's ordinal pieces, but they still do the trick.