Yes, this toy can be a useful tool for preventing destructive behaviors such as chewing on furniture. Dogs that are prone to destructive chewing due to crowding or stress may find a fun puzzle a great activity to distract them from the furniture.
Dogs learn in different ways, but many quickly become accustomed to using the toy. If necessary, move to more challenging levels for additional intellectual exercise.
Yes, the toy can be washed in the dishwasher for easy cleaning. Make sure it is completely dry before the next use.
Yes, the toy is suitable for puppies, however, it is recommended that you start with easier levels of difficulty and gradually progress to more challenging levels as your dog develops. Dog Puzzle Toy – Slow Feeder Easy Level 1 is also provided in our store.
It is recommended that you provide access to the toy several times a week to provide variety and keep your dog interested. However, the frequency of use may depend on your dog’s individual needs and activity. Remember, changing toys regularly and varying levels of difficulty will help keep your pet interested.
Kayla R. –
I have a beagle with major separation anxiety. This puzzle is the perfect entertainment for him when I leave him home alone. Every time I pick it up his tail wags and he gets super excited to play with it! I don’t even have to put treats in it, I use his dog kibble and it works like a charm.
Ta***13 –
My pit-mix absolutely loves this puzzle. She gets half her breakfast in it and is SO visibly proud of herself when she finds them all. Great starter puzzle to see if your dog likes it. Have definitely seen increased confidence in my shy rescue pup and it keeps her mind sharp too!
Karyn j. –
This is a fun toy. My dog is a shepherd mix who just turned 2 years old. He figured how how to use it quickly but had fun and was excited. I wish it took him a bit longer to do, but still happy with the toy.
Riley S –
I have three dogs who are all at different levels of these toys. One being more ‘violent’ than the others. So far it has held up and all three of them really enjoy it.
Donna D –
A good brain game using small kibble or treats. it should hold about 1/2 cup. Large food bits/meaty bits do not fit under covers. My German Shepard loves it. I cannot use it as a slow feeder for him.
Ian Darland –
Our dog gets anxiety when we leave him alone and this is a good tool to help him while we are gone. He really enjoys it when we give it to him as a treat. It’s always done when we come home from work.
Jennifer S. Valdez –
It would probably be fine for a less food driven dog. She could solve the puzzle in less than 2 minutes and when I put the spacers in to make it more difficult she just removed a piece. Now she takes less than 30 seconds to empty it. Cute toy though, just not enough for my little demon