Pet Deluxe Dog Puzzle Toys, Treat Dispensing Dog Enrichment Toys for IQ Training and Brain Stimulation, Interactive Mentally Stimulating Toys as Gifts for Puppies, Cats, Dogs

Slowing it down. My smart litter Jack Russell eats too fast %26 is done before her sister is 1/2 done. This is her 1st puzzle toy %26 is only for dry kibble. Each hole only holds 3 pieces, but it keeps her busy. She needs supervision to help her with the oblong sliders. This is only the 2nd time she’s tried this. I’m happy with her effort %26 now she gets done eating at the same time as her sister.

My 2 dogs enjoy this game when I play with them. I haven't left them alone with it yet. When I play with them I say, "Becky's turn" or "Dylan's turn". They wait and listen and watch the other dog take its turn. My dogs are a pit/bulldog rescue who just turned 7 and a 70 pound rescue hound who just turned 5.

my Golden Retriever loves this puzzle/treat toy!!! it's a step above her other one for difficulty, and does take her a little extra time. she absolutely loves "puzzey time!" wish it would let me upload the video, so so so cute to watch her get so excited!!!

My dog loves this puzzle. She has several, this one is her favorite. I found that it keeps her stimulated even after she has found all the treats. She loves it and I love her. So a big win!

My rottie pup loves to forage and be challenged. She still holds interest in this feeder and is durable enough that she hasn't destroyed it yet. The rubber feet on the bottom really help hold it in place. Great product.

Very well done, my beagle hasn’t figured it out fully yet which is fun to watch. He usually figures these out right away.

As the owner of a new puppy I was skeptical if this would actually work. The puppy loved it and it keeps her busy. Not only that my two older dogs now want their own turns with it. And my food motivated destroyer pup cannot break this one which is even better

My dog flippin' loves this interactive toy. She hasn't quite conquered all the "levels", so she may be slightly less intelligent than I have previously given her credit for! But she gets really excited whenever I start putting treats in it, and she loves to get those treats out and tries, tries and tries to get the most difficult treats out. I like to use temptations cat treats for this toy instead of regular Nibbles or Bones crushed up and she loves the cat treats! lol

My puppy needs things to keep her busy. She figured this out at 10 weeks but she actually pulls it out for me to fill at 7 months. I’ve used training treats, smears of peanut butter and little bits of jerky. It doesn’t matter what I fill it with, she loves to push all the sliders and stomp on the squeaker. I have washed it by hand and it’s easy to clean.

I liked the concept. It only took my dog two times and approximately under one minute to master the puzzle.......then she dragged the puzzle itself thinking it was a chew toy. The small rubber tips on bottom to keep puzzle from sliding was her first thing to try to eat after she mastered the puzzle before trying to eat the entire item. So it's a no for me. The description reads like it's a busy brain toy that provides entertainment and thinking skills. More like attempt to eat the entire thing after the 30 second completion.