AUAUY Dog Puzzle Toys - Interactive IQ Training & Mental Stimulation Toys for Small, Medium & Large Dogs & Cats

Got this for my Paredale's Christmas and he was totally entertained by working out how to get the treats out.After a week with my dog it is still in perfect condition which says a lot for the the durability.

our lurcher loves this game, took a while for her to figure it out but once she understood the flaps she gets how to retrieve the food. knocking the bubbles about keeps her occupied for 20 mins. the only issue and why we don't use it more, it's noisy!

We've had a few accidents with this toy.It's not very heavy, so when my dog tries to nudge the orange cups about, it moves the entire toy. When he tries to open the flaps, he often moves the entire thing. We've had more than one instance where my dog has accidentally caused it to go flying whilst trying to retrieve the treats.We've tried it on mats and on the carpet but it still moves.I have never let him play with it without me sitting watching - the orange sliding cups are easily removed and my dog has managed to remove whole cups from the board, which presents a choking hazard.I was really disappointed in this product. It looked like a great idea, but we've had so much trouble with it, I've had to put it up. It's a shame as it was rather expensive!

My dog barks a lot and chews everything to pieces. This product is very sturdy and she hasn’t managed to break it yet. She loves it and is so focused in pushing the cups around. She is a bit cheeky and also licks the treats up out of the cups but it takes her time away from barking at my other dog. Sweet relief 😁

The dogs love this. Keeps them quiet.

I bought this for my 9 month old show cocker spaniels . The set up is easy and he did figure out how to use quickly and had fun. The only downside was he was a as able to remove the orange sliding units and we then had to try and remove them from a spaniel who loves to guard objects..

My dog loves this feed seems to do it quickly but nice to see her excited when filling it with kibble

Doesn't auto throw ball. It just just rolls a tiny bit

I had never heard of these types of toys for dogs. Our one-year old Aussie is about as hyper as they come so we were told to get some stimulation toys. Harvey hates it and wants nothing to do with it! Our senior dog, LULU loves it! She get very excited when I pull it out and she does spend time moving the pieces around. I did have a little trouble finding small enough treats to go inside however, now that I have it is all perfect!I would recommend this and would say don't get discouraged if your pet doesn't have any interest. It could just be age or needing something more!

Bij het openen van het pakket waren er al teee klepjes kepot

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I have a 60lb lab mix who is not very food motivated most of the time. But I left this out with treats in it, and every once in a while, she'll attack it. She does have a very hard time getting her large paws to get the food out from under the little yellow flaps, so I wonder if this is better for dogs with smaller paws.Works fine on carpeting... my guess is that it would slide around on wood floors. There's two-sided tape on the bottom, but I can't imagine wanting to put this someplace "permanently".Mine came with one broken yellow paddle, although an extra was included. I left it off for now, while she's still trying to figure out how it all works. It did come with an extra paddle. There are screws on the bottom, and I think if I take it all apart, I can replace the paddle (and I think taking it apart will be the only way to replace the paddle). But I'm leaving it as an open bin for now, to try to help her.

Ich habe diesen Artikel für Testzwecke kostenlos zur Verfügung gestellt bekommen. Meine Bewertung wird dadurch nicht beeinflusst; ich werde im Folgenden meine ehrliche Meinung kundtun.Unser Hund liebt solche Spiele, die auch das Nachdenken fördern. Wir haben einige verschiedene Spiele, die immer mal wieder ausgewechselt werden, um der Eintönigkeit vorzubeugen. Schön an diesem Spiel ist die Möglichkeit, die Schwierigkeitsstufen der Lernkurve des Tieres anzupassen: Die ersten Leckerlies kommen in die Klappen und sind somit sehr leicht erreichbar. Als zweites Level werden dann die Leckerlies in die Hütchen des äußeren Kreises gelegt, so dass die Aufgabe schwieriger wird. Im dritten Grad werden die Goodies in den Hüten des inneren Kreises gelegt, so dass die Dinger erstmal durch aufwändigeres Verschieben an die Auslässe gebracht werden müssen.Also ein wirklich tolles Spiel, das mir in einer nachhaltigeren und vor allem auch optisch schöneren Holzausführung noch besser gefiele. Aber das tut dem Spielspaß des Hundes natürlich keinen Abbruch. Unser Hundi würde das Spiel sicher empfehlen.