Outward Hound by Nina Ottosson MultiPuzzle, Interactive Dog Treat Puzzle Enrichment Toy, Level 4 Expert

Our old cocker spaniel loves to get his treats in this.. he does a good job of using his nose. The treats have made him fat this winter.. ha ha. Now he’s on a walking-as often as possible- diet. But, he will find this and just sit there waiting until he gets to play with it and find his treats.

Great puzzle for dogs to either use as a slow feeder, or they can use it for treat retrieval. I have several puzzles that I use for my dog in the evening for primal hunting and gathering plus mind stimulation and now I’ve added this one for my dog who loves it and will walk to this puzzle first to request me to put treats in there. I also bought one for my aunt for Christmas to use with her dog and she sent me a video and her puppy loves it as well. Love that it has a decor, friendly color versus the bright crazy colors dog toys come in.

It is a more difficult one. Love to watch my mini schnauzer puppy do it! It’s very durable and makes her use her brain.

One of the few puzzle toys that actually keeps my dog occupied for a while. My only note is that I wish the sliding doors fit more snugly so they would slide smoothly and not get jammed.

My girl loves this puzzle. It's a bit more difficult than her other puzzles but that's why I chose it. There's been absolutely no issues with her chewing the white bones. She is not a destructive dog.

Novel entertainment. My pit is smart and strong, she had the first layer of the puzzle solved in under 2 minutes. Next level took a little longer for her. The pieces were a bit easy for her to remove however so watch for unassembled parts becoming potential fodder for chewing. Overall, she still enjoys snacks from this puzzle.

My puppy loves this….its hard enough plastic that he chews on the pieces after he finds all the treats and it doesn’t destroy them. Keeps him busy for about 15 min. He is 9weeks old and an Australian herding dog so he is small right now- 8 lbs. I think it is making him refine his sniffing skills- he finds things in the car/corners of the house/cushions in furniture. It washes up with soapy water but u could probably us the top dishwasher rack and a basket for the pieces.

I got this for my 16 week old lab. I’ve never used a puzzle toy before and didn’t know what to expect. It’s ok, I wonder if with a very food motivated dog, getting a higher level right away would be better. It only took about 5 minutes the first time for him to figure it out. Holds up well to the dogs for the actual puzzle but it’ll get shredded quickly if you don’t take it away after that

It’s a level 3 but my German shepherd solved puzzle it in one minute. Dog casino is way too easy to be classified as level 3, I never would’ve bought it if I knew it’d take her such a short amount of time.

The first time my 4 month old puppy (Lab/Shepherd mix) played with this he was able to separate the clear plastic top from the green rubber bottom within minutes. Thinking maybe I didn't have it connected properly, I put it back together again, checking for proper alignment and tightness, and the same thing happened again...he got the top and bottom separated. Then he chewed up the green bottom so much I just threw the whole thing away. It was a total waste of money.