Dog Puzzle Toys - Interactive Dog Toys for Treat Training Mentally Stimulation Dog Gifts Enrichment Toys for Puppy Small Medium Large Dogs

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Our dog loves it! At first she was scared of the toy but curious. So she just sat next it and watched it. She even fell asleep next it a few times. Then we showed her how to work it . It took a couple of days for her to learn how to get the treats out. Now it’s super easy and fun for her to play with it.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  SECOND REVIEW (5 stars): My dog LOVES this toy. Even after he’s already had dinner, he is still asking to play. I am uploading new video bc it’s much better now that he’s gotten familiar with it and understands how it works.I don’t just use it for food, sometimes i leave treats. I’ll be working at my computer and will suddenly hear him trying to solve it without me there, it’s adorable.I never did get around to adding extra grip at the bottom. However his food is on a beveled tray, so even if it shifts around, for the most part it stays in one area. So I’m fine with that.Great toy!!FIRST REVIEW (4 stars): I have a 12 lb chiweenie. I bought this hoping to slow down my dog’s eating, which it did. At first, I thought it was not as entertaining as I had hoped it to be. But as the day went on, it just took some getting used to for my dog. He was having a ton of fun with it once he understood how it worked.The whole thing spins like a lazy susan, but slides around a lot. Would be better if it was built with grip at the bottom, which is something I’ll be adding myself. It does come with 4 circle sticker grip things, but not strong enough.The first time around my dog opened 3 compartments, got over it and left. When he came back later (more hungry), that’s when he started using his paws. This was much more entertaining lol.As far as durability, if your dog is pretty rough with toys, I don’t see this lasting for a very long time.For the price, I expected a bit more from how it was built. But since he is enjoying it and his eating is slowed down, I am pretty happy with it.

My dog is obsessed with this thing. Even when there's no food in it he'll sit there and paw at the little cups. Or he'll chew on the sides of it. He'll pick the whole thing up in his mouth and seriously carry it everywhere with him. It's his best friend now, I think he loves it more than me.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  I just received this in the mail less than 30 minutes ago and had to break it out for my pup! I initially had to show him how it opened but after that, he had it down.Pros:- The plastic is very thick. I was afraid if my 65lb pup would step or bit it that it would break but so far so good- The spin makes it harder for the pup to get the treat so quickly- The cups are huge. You could fit a big treat inside if you wanted.- Once the cup opens all the way, it typically “throws” the treat in the center, which is like a little bowl.Cons:- Although the cups do “click” to hold shut, I’ve noticed the pink barely stays closed. I am not sure if this is part of the original design or a flaw. My pup did not bite that cup at all.

My puppies loooooved this one. This is definitely a step 1 or beginner challenge and my 5 week old field springers quickly figured it out. Slower breeds might be able to use it later, but it was a little too easy for my breed.

We've had other puzzle treat feeders before, but this one is actually well thought out. My insanely intelligent 1 1/2 yo minpin figured it out within minutes after putting it down the first time, but it's still fun to load some treats up and watch bat the heck out of those spheres to release her goodies. If I put one treat into each container, it now takes about 30-45 seconds to open them all (may very with not so bright dogs), which is better than her gobbling 5-6 treats in 5 seconds from my hand. I put a little ball over the center dish and add a 6th treat underneath it. Overall, well made, durable and we're happy.

Don’t waste your money. It was broken right out of the box. The orange lid will not stay shut, and the durability is lacking, so I would assume that all of the lids would eventually break as well. I tried to have my dogs get treats from the working pods, but the toy is quite awkward and unstable. Some of the lids lock too tightly and some hardly lock (or don’t lock at all). It also startles the dogs when the lids fly open. It’s essentially useless. I didn’t want to go through the whole return process, so I unsuccessfully tried to repurpose it. I set it on my floor and put some Cheerios in the already open cups, so that the dogs could graze on those whenever they want, but they don’t even really go near the thing, so it will probably get trashed shortly.

Looks and performs as shown, my dog has taken to this pretty quickly! We’ve used it more than a handful of times, all of which my pup tries to use his teeth and paws to rough up the toy to get to the treats and the toy always finishes the game looking good as new!I will say it is a little hard to clean my pups slobber off of but with a few wet wipes and some persistence it comes clean.While this toy is stimulating and requires the dog to use their nose and coordination to get the reward, I found my dog works quick to get the treats. Playtime with this toy is about 2-3 minutes tops so I am on the hunt for a new toy that will offer more play time.