Dog Puzzle Toy 3 Levels, Mental stimulating for Boredom and Smart Dogs, Treat Puzzle for All Breeds Dog

Dog games! Bring it on! My doxie/bassett ( my “ bassettcase”) does her tail-wag dance when she sees me bring out one of her dog games! (I have three from this compay). After showing her two times how it works, and using some small training treats hiding in a few areas, I now just load the game with some training treats in a few places and small bits of carrots and peas in majority of the rest. ( I use frozen peas and carrots from freezer) I put the loaded game down in a special area in the livingroom so I can watch but not help anymore. It’s so fun to see her figure it out on her own!! I highly recommend these products!

This was great for my dog who is about 15lbs and is rugged enough for bigger dogs. My dog really enjoys it. Took him a few times to figure it out. I only put his regular food in it as dog treats are too fattening to fill the whole toy with. Good entertainment and will keep your dog busy.

This was really a great toy for my Belgian Malanois, aka Galigator (Gal). I was impressed at how quickly she figured it out. She would literally pick it up and take it into her kennel with her. She would lay there, move the slides around and snack like an Egyptian goddess. Until she got bored and decided to use it as a stress reliever. It lasted all of 2, maybe 3 weeks. She still chews on it and I still add treats where I can so we’re both still enjoying it 😂

My 7 yr old female boxer loves this puzzle! I bought one for her and 1 for her sister who also seems to love the game. They get excited when we pull them out and fill them with treats. It is fun to watch them try and find the right spot where the treat is located. The price is totally worth it! So far it has also held up to their pawing at it and finding the treats. It is very well designed with different positions in order to find a treat.

I really like this. I have other dog food type toys, since they were pretty used to it I wanted something new to challenge them. This is great for that. The great thing is the dogs have to use their skills and sense of smell to figure it out. Each dog has a different plan of attack. Our one little guy who isn’t quite as sharp as the others actually did great with this! I think it’s because he’s slower, he took his time and figured it out the first time! The other dogs actually watched him do it in order to open some of the sliders. Another great thing is how easy it is to clean. The sliders come out so you can easily clean inside.I would recommend this!

This puzzle mixes levels. If your dog has already trained to solve similar puzzles & can do Level 2 or 3, then maybe this one is OK. But if your dog is brand new to these puzzles, this one is NOT for you. Your dog will get fed up and lose interest. Second, the plastic is kinda flimsy compared to similar products.There are a few European companies that make mentally stimulating dog puzzles, and they understand the importance of gradually exposing the dog to more and more difficult puzzles. First Level 1, then Level 2, then Level 3, etc. Whoever designed this puzzle just imitated designs from other puzzles without understanding the importance of gradual learning. In fact, this puzzle advertises "three levels in one!" You cannot mix levels on the same puzzle, because your dog doesn't know this compartment is Level 1, that compartment is Level 2, and those other compartments are Level 3 and should be left alone until he's mastered Levels 1 and 2. "Three levels in one" translates to "do not buy for novice dogs."Moreover, this company probably copied some designs without understanding what they are for. The pill boxes, for example, are not just a cover for the treat. You put the treat in the pill box, then the dog has to learnt to slide it over a pit to release the treat, and slide it away to eat the treat. This requires two actions, so it's Level 2 difficulty. When you put two pill boxes in the same track, that increases the difficulty level because the two pill boxes will interfere with one another. Many dogs cannot solve a level higher than 2. This really looks like mindless copying.The plastic is very flimsy compared to the European puzzles. One door broke right away, and it you look at how thin the hinges are, it's really no surprise. The instruction manual tells you to supervise in order to prevent rough play, but this plastic is so flimsy that your supervision won't make a difference.I recommend that you search on Amazon for better puzzles. There is a Swedish company, a German company, and a Danish company that make really good puzzles. They are well-designed, with suitable levels so the dog can learn gradually and not get frustrated. They are very nicely made, and most of them are actually quite affordable. Some are even cheaper than the Chinese knockoffs.

This is so cute! I have an Australian Shepherd and she’s pretty smart! This had her a tad confuzzled but once she smelled the treats through the holes, it was GAME ON! I love to see her discovery of the treats and her trying to paw the tiles to get them to open! A+++ on price and product!!

Why did you pick this product vs others?:My pups LOVE this game. They look forward to getting their game on when I walk out the door!