Dog Enrichment Toys With Bone Shape Covers, 9 Durable Dog Treat Puzzle Toys for IQ Training & Brain stimulatinh

This puzzle was a great challenge for my 4 month old puppy who is extremely high energy and needs all the intellectual challenges she can get. What's great is you can start it off easier by only doing one level or advance it by using multiple levels. There are multiple challenges involved - both getting the puzzle pieces off as well as turning the levels. It took my pup a little bit of time to figure it out initially, but now she has it mastered. I try to giver her the puzzle once a day to keep her mind stimulated. The product is well constructed and easy to wash. I will be looking for more puzzles by this company/brand.

I like that you can adjust this to be easier or more difficult for when your dog learns to pass easier levels of puzzle.I like that you can fit larger treats inside.My dog loves this one.

A good puzzle the first time then the dog gets through it very quickly. Very sturdy, just not really good on slowing down the dog we had or challenging it.

very cleverly designed puzzle toy/food serving tray that isn't too easy or too difficult for my 3-month old puppy. Included are also suggestions that the flip covers can be rotated to ramp up difficulty in addition to freezing treats to keep them engaged after repeated use. The unit has very good construction that looks like it will last, and the multi-level trays can easily come apart for deeper cleaning when used with wet foods. Very pleased with it overall and gives me a few extra minutes for myself when its mealtime :)

There are a lot of pieces to this, it almost feels more complicated putting treats underneath each part. It does seem to be chew proof to where my puppy can't break it, it does keep him occupied to a few minutes but I have to put it in his kennel or else I'll be hearing him screech it across the tile floor, he even figured out to turn it over to get treats out. Either way, it's okay, it's durable, doesn't break easy, and keeps my dog occupied for a few minutes. I just don't think it was worth it to fill it up with treats as it would take more time to fill it with treats than my dog getting the treats out.

My dog love her puzzles. It is good to keep their mind sharp. I do have to say for the owner it is more time consuming to take out all pieces and put them all back, but my dog loves it. She is faster than me, now if I can only teach her to put back the pieces. The best part she doesn't keep chewing it. She knows to take it out and get her treat. Her other puzzles have too many chew marks because she thinks she didn't get the treat when she did. Unfortunately, by the second time she did it less than 2 minutes. Like I said it is more time consuming for me than her. I however, reccomend this product.

We added this puzzle to our collection and our dogs were quite happy. We didn’t have any chewing issues like some other reviewers but maybe our dogs are used to these types of puzzles so they don’t gnaw on them. We have a 4 yo Blue Heeler and a 3 yo English Bulldog and they both get enjoyment from this puzzle. (The bulldog watches the heeler “figure out” the puzzle and then she goes in and does it herself!). I recommend this if you are teaching your dog to play with puzzles - don’t be discouraged, they might not get it in the first try so be patient and give them some time to figure it out. We definitely add this to their day as a way to stimulate their brain. In totally we about 7 different puzzles and by the end of it they’re ready for a nap!

I have to closely supervise my dog with this toy because he'd chew up the lids in a heartbeat! It's fun watching him figure out how to open the compartments to get to the treats. Good exercise for his brain. One major downside, in my opinion, is that it can't be taken apart. I'm only using dry treats in it because it is really hard to wash and dry.